Jean: Where shall we sit? Look! There are some free seats in the corner.

 

Jill: The seats by the window are better. It will be cooler there.                                                                                      

 

Jean: Okay. What would you like to eat?

 

Jill: I'm really hungry. I think I'll have chicken and chips with baked beans. Why don't you have chicken too?

       /beïkt binz/

Jean: I don't eat meat. It makes me ill. I'll have a cheese sandwich instead.                                      /ai'l/

                     /in sted/

Jill: And what about drinks? I think I'll have some mint tea.

 

Jean: No that's really expensive! It's three dollars sixty cents! I'll have a coffee; it's much cheaper.

                                                                  /tchiipeur/

 

Waiter: Good evening.

 

Jill: Good evening. We'll have one chicken and chips

                                      /wil/

with baked beans and one cheese sandwich please.

 

Waiter: No problem! What would you like to drink?

                                          / wat woudiou laïk/

Jean: A mint tea and a coffee please.

 

Oh - and please bring me some cream for the coffee.

 

Waiter: Okay. let me repeat your order. One chicken

                                           /ripit/

and chips with beans, one cheese sandwich, a mint tea and a coffee with cream.