- Crowne Plaza – enjoy
1. People
| Word | A1 definition | Indonesian |
|---|---|---|
| guest | a person who stays at the hotel and eats breakfast there | tamu |
| customer | a person who comes to the restaurant to eat or drink | pelanggan |
| waiter | a person who brings food and drinks to guests | pramusaji |
| waitress | a woman who brings food and drinks to guests | pramusaji |
| chef | a person who cooks food in the kitchen | koki |
| cook | a person who prepares and cooks food | juru masak |
| manager | a person who looks after the staff and the restaurant | manajer |
| colleague | a person who works with you | rekan kerja |
| guest | a person who uses the hotel or restaurant | tamu |
| child | a young person who is not yet an adult | anak |
| family | parents and their children | keluarga |
| staff | all the people who work at the hotel | staf |
2. Breakfast Food
| Word | A1 definition | Indonesian |
|---|---|---|
| breakfast | the first meal that people eat in the morning | sarapan |
| rice | small white grains that people cook and eat | nasi |
| porridge | soft rice cooked with a lot of water | bubur |
| noodles | long, thin pieces of food made from flour or rice | mi |
| fried rice | rice cooked in a pan with other food | nasi goreng |
| fried egg | an egg cooked in hot oil in a pan | telur goreng |
| boiled egg | an egg cooked in hot water | telur rebus |
| scrambled egg | eggs mixed and cooked in a pan | telur orak-arik |
| omelette | eggs cooked in a pan, often with vegetables or meat | telur dadar |
| chicken | meat from a chicken that people eat | ayam |
| fish | an animal from the water that people also eat | ikan |
| sausage | meat made into a long, soft shape | sosis |
| bacon | thin pieces of meat that are cooked in a pan | daging asap |
| tofu | soft white food made from soybeans | tahu |
| tempeh | food made from cooked soybeans | tempe |
| vegetable | food from plants, such as carrots or beans | sayuran |
| fruit | sweet food that grows on trees or plants | buah |
| banana | a long, soft yellow fruit | pisang |
| papaya | a large soft fruit with orange flesh | pepaya |
| watermelon | a large round fruit with red flesh and many seeds | semangka |
| pineapple | a large fruit with hard skin and sweet yellow flesh | nanas |
| mango | a sweet yellow or orange fruit with soft flesh | mangga |
| bread | food made from flour that people often eat for breakfast | roti |
| toast | bread that is made brown and hot | roti panggang |
| butter | a soft yellow food made from milk | mentega |
| jam | a sweet food made from fruit | selai |
| honey | a sweet food made by bees | madu |
| cereal | dry food made from grains that people eat with milk | sereal |
| yogurt | a soft food made from milk | yoghurt |
| soup | hot food with water, vegetables, meat or other food | sup |
| sambal | a hot sauce made with chilli and other ingredients | sambal |
| cracker | a small, thin and dry food that is often eaten with other food | kerupuk |
| salt | a white food used to give food more taste | garam |
| pepper | a spice used to give food more taste | merica |
| sauce | a liquid food that is put on other food | saus |
| sugar | a sweet white food used in food and drinks | gula |
| lemon | a yellow fruit with a strong, sour taste | lemon |
| lime | a small green fruit with a sour taste | jeruk nipis |
3. Drinks
| Word | A1 definition | Indonesian |
|---|---|---|
| water | a clear drink that people need every day | air |
| coffee | a hot drink made from coffee beans and water | kopi |
| tea | a hot drink made from tea leaves and water | teh |
| milk | a white drink that comes from cows or other animals | susu |
| juice | a drink made from fruit | jus |
| orange juice | a drink made from oranges | jus jeruk |
| lemon | a yellow fruit that can be put into tea | lemon |
| tea bag | a small bag with tea leaves inside | kantong teh |
| hot water | water that has been heated and is very warm | air panas |
| iced tea | tea served cold with ice | es teh |
| soy milk | a white drink made from soybeans | susu kedelai |
| mineral water | water that comes from a natural source | air mineral |
| ice | frozen water that makes drinks cold | es |
| cup | a small container used for hot drinks | cangkir |
| glass | a container used for cold drinks | gelas |
| bottle | a container for water or another drink | botol |
| jug | a large container used for holding drinks | teko / kendi |
| straw | a thin tube used for drinking | sedotan |
4. Buffet
| Word | A1 definition | Indonesian |
|---|---|---|
| buffet | a place where guests choose and take their own food | prasmanan |
| buffet table | a table where food is ready for guests | meja prasmanan |
| food tray | a large container used for keeping food | baki makanan |
| food warmer | a machine or container that keeps food hot | penghangat makanan |
| label | a small sign that tells you what something is | label |
| sign | a piece of paper or board with information | tanda |
| menu | a list of food and drinks | menu |
| choice | something that you can choose | pilihan |
| portion | the amount of food for one person | porsi |
| plate | a flat dish for food | piring |
| bowl | a deep dish for food such as soup or porridge | mangkuk |
| spoon | a tool used for eating or stirring drinks | sendok |
| fork | a tool with points used for eating | garpu |
| knife | a tool used for cutting food | pisau |
| serving spoon | a large spoon used to take food from a buffet dish | sendok saji |
| tongs | a tool used to pick up food | penjepit |
| tray | a flat object used for carrying food and drinks | nampan |
| container | something used to hold food or drinks | wadah |
| lid | a cover for a container | tutup |
| basket | a container used for holding things | keranjang |
5. Restaurant
| Word | A1 definition | Indonesian |
|---|---|---|
| restaurant | a place in the hotel where guests eat and drink | restoran |
| dining area | the part of the restaurant where guests eat | area makan |
| table | a piece of furniture where guests sit and eat | meja |
| chair | a seat where one guest can sit | kursi |
| table number | a number that shows which table a guest has | nomor meja |
| tablecloth | a piece of cloth that covers a table | taplak meja |
| napkin | a piece of paper or cloth for cleaning the mouth and hands | serbet |
| place setting | the plate, spoon, fork and other things for one guest | perlengkapan makan |
| kitchen | the room where staff prepare and cook food | dapur |
| counter | a long surface where food or drinks are served | meja konter |
| fridge | a cold machine where food and drinks are kept | kulkas |
| freezer | a very cold machine for keeping food frozen | freezer |
| sink | a place where staff wash plates and other things | bak cuci |
| rubbish bin | a container for things that we throw away | tempat sampah |
| floor | the part of the room that we walk on | lantai |
| door | something that people use to enter or leave a room | pintu |
| window | an opening in a wall that lets in light and air | jendela |
6. Food Preparation
| Word | A1 definition | Indonesian |
|---|---|---|
| prepare | to make food or the restaurant ready | menyiapkan |
| cook | to make food ready by using heat | memasak |
| cut | to use a knife to make food smaller | memotong |
| chop | to cut food into small pieces | mencincang |
| peel | to take the skin off fruit or vegetables | mengupas |
| wash | to clean food with water | mencuci |
| boil | to cook food in very hot water | merebus |
| fry | to cook food in hot oil | menggoreng |
| bake | to cook food in an oven | memanggang |
| heat | to make food or a drink hot | memanaskan |
| cool | to make something less hot | mendinginkan |
| mix | to put different things together | mencampur |
| add | to put something with other food or drink | menambahkan |
| taste | to eat or drink a little to check the flavour | mencicipi |
| pour | to make a drink or liquid go into a cup or glass | menuangkan |
| fill | to put food or drink into a container | mengisi |
| refill | to put more food or drink into something | mengisi kembali |
7. Serving Guests
| Word | A1 definition | Indonesian |
|---|---|---|
| serve | to give food or drinks to a guest | menyajikan |
| bring | to take food or a drink to a guest | membawa |
| take | to get something and move it to another place | mengambil |
| carry | to hold something and move it to another place | membawa |
| offer | to give a guest something and ask if they want it | menawarkan |
| ask | to say something because you want information | bertanya |
| answer | to give a reply to a question | menjawab |
| help | to do something for a guest when they need you | membantu |
| check | to look at something and make sure it is OK | memeriksa |
| clear | to take plates and other things away from the table | membereskan |
| remove | to take something away from a place | menyingkirkan |
| clean | to make something free from dirt | membersihkan |
| wash | to clean something with water and soap | mencuci |
| refill | to put more food or drink in a container | mengisi kembali |
| replace | to put a new thing where the old thing was | mengganti |
| collect | to take things from different places and bring them together | mengumpulkan |
| wait | to stay until a guest needs something | menunggu |
8. Useful Words for Breakfast Service
| Word | A1 definition | Indonesian |
|---|---|---|
| hot | having a high temperature | panas |
| cold | having a low temperature | dingin |
| warm | a little hot, but not very hot | hangat |
| fresh | recently made or picked and good to eat | segar |
| clean | without dirt or unwanted things | bersih |
| dirty | not clean | kotor |
| empty | with nothing inside | kosong |
| full | with no more space inside | penuh |
| ready | prepared and able to be used | siap |
| busy | having a lot of work to do | sibuk |
| early | before the usual time | lebih awal |
| late | after the usual time | terlambat |
| enough | as much as we need | cukup |
| more | an extra amount of something | lebih banyak |
| less | a smaller amount of something | lebih sedikit |
| same | not different | sama |
| different | not the same | berbeda |
| clean | without dirt | bersih |
| empty | with nothing inside | kosong |
| delicious | having a very good taste | lezat |
| spicy | having a hot taste from chilli or spices | pedas |
| sweet | having a taste like sugar | manis |
| salty | having a taste like salt | asin |
| sour | having a strong sharp taste, like lemon | asam |
9. Speaking to Guests
| Word / phrase | A1 definition | Indonesian |
|---|---|---|
| good morning | a friendly greeting used in the morning | selamat pagi |
| welcome | a friendly word we say when a guest arrives | selamat datang |
| please | a polite word used when asking for something | silakan / tolong |
| thank you | polite words used when someone helps you | terima kasih |
| you are welcome | a polite answer after someone says thank you | sama-sama |
| sorry | a word used when you make a mistake | maaf |
| excuse me | polite words used before speaking to someone | permisi |
| anything else? | a question asking if the guest wants something more | ada lagi? |
| more coffee? | a question asking if the guest wants another coffee | kopi lagi? |
| more tea? | a question asking if the guest wants another tea | teh lagi? |
| can I help you? | a question asking if the guest needs help | bisakah saya membantu? |
| what would you like? | a question asking what the guest wants | Anda ingin apa? |
| here you are | words said when giving something to a guest | ini / silakan |
| enjoy your breakfast | friendly words said to a guest during breakfast | selamat menikmati sarapan |
| have a nice day | friendly words said when a guest leaves | semoga harimu menyenangkan |
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Breakfast service dialogues (A1, max A2)
1. Welcome
Staff: Good morning. Welcome to breakfast.
Guest: Good morning.
Staff: May I have your room number, please?
Guest: Room 405.
Staff: Thank you. Please come this way.
2. Inside or Outside
Staff: Would you like to sit inside or outside?
Guest: Outside, please.
Staff: Certainly. Please follow me.
Guest: Thank you.
Staff: You’re welcome.
3. Coffee
Staff: Would you like some coffee?
Guest: Yes, please.
Staff: Would you like milk?
Guest: Yes, please.
Staff: Here you are.
Guest: Thank you.
4. Tea
Staff: Would you like tea or coffee?
Guest: Tea, please.
Staff: What kind of tea would you like?
Guest: Green tea, please.
Staff: Certainly.
5. More Coffee
Guest: Excuse me. Could I have more coffee?
Staff: Of course.
Guest: Thank you.
Staff: You’re welcome. I will bring it now.
6. Orange Juice
Staff: Would you like some orange juice?
Guest: Yes, please.
Staff: Here you are.
Guest: Thank you.
Staff: You’re welcome.
7. Finding the Bread
Guest: Excuse me. Where is the bread?
Staff: It is over there, next to the toaster.
Guest: Thank you.
Staff: You’re welcome.
8. Finding the Fruit
Guest: Where can I find the fruit?
Staff: The fruit is over there.
Guest: Thank you.
Staff: You’re welcome.
9. Asking About Eggs
Staff: Would you like eggs?
Guest: Yes, please.
Staff: How would you like them?
Guest: Fried, please.
Staff: One or two?
Guest: Two, please.
10. Scrambled Eggs
Guest: Could I have scrambled eggs?
Staff: Certainly.
Guest: Can I have some cheese with them?
Staff: Yes, of course.
Guest: Thank you.
11. Bacon
Staff: Would you like some bacon?
Guest: Yes, please.
Staff: How much would you like?
Guest: Just a little, please.
Staff: Certainly.
12. Vegetarian Guest
Guest: I don’t eat meat.
Staff: No problem.
Guest: What can I eat?
Staff: We have fruit, vegetables, bread and eggs.
Guest: Thank you.
Staff: You’re welcome.
13. Spicy Food
Guest: Excuse me. Is this spicy?
Staff: No, it isn’t spicy.
Guest: What is it?
Staff: It is fried rice.
Guest: Thank you.
14. Food Allergy
Guest: Does this contain nuts?
Staff: I’m not sure.
Guest: Could you please check?
Staff: Certainly. I will check with the chef.
Guest: Thank you.
Staff: You’re welcome.
15. More Water
Guest: Excuse me. Could I have some water?
Staff: Certainly. Still or sparkling?
Guest: Still, please.
Staff: Here you are.
Guest: Thank you.
16. Empty Glass
Staff: Excuse me, sir. May I take this glass?
Guest: Yes, please.
Staff: Would you like another drink?
Guest: Some orange juice, please.
Staff: Certainly.
17. Clearing Plates
Staff: Excuse me. May I clear these plates?
Guest: Yes, please.
Staff: Thank you.
Guest: Could I keep this plate?
Staff: Of course.
18. Guest Has Not Finished
Staff: May I clear this plate?
Guest: No, thank you. I’m still eating.
Staff: Of course. I will leave it here.
Guest: Thank you.
Staff: You’re welcome.
19. Cold Coffee
Guest: Excuse me. My coffee is cold.
Staff: I’m very sorry.
Guest: Could I have a hot coffee, please?
Staff: Certainly. I will bring a new one.
Guest: Thank you.
20. Wrong Juice
Guest: Excuse me. I ordered apple juice.
Staff: I’m sorry.
Guest: This is orange juice.
Staff: I’m very sorry. I will bring apple juice.
Guest: Thank you.
21. Waiting for Eggs
Guest: Excuse me. I’m still waiting for my eggs.
Staff: I’m very sorry, sir.
Guest: How long will it take?
Staff: About five minutes.
Guest: Okay. Thank you.
Staff: You’re welcome.
22. Asking About Breakfast Time
Guest: What time does breakfast finish?
Staff: Breakfast finishes at 10:30.
Guest: Thank you.
Staff: You’re welcome.
23. Breakfast Included
Guest: Is breakfast included in my room?
Staff: May I have your room number, please?
Guest: Room 620.
Staff: Thank you. I will check.
Guest: Okay.
Staff: Yes, breakfast is included.
24. Checking the Table
Staff: Good morning. Is everything okay?
Guest: Yes, thank you.
Staff: Would you like anything else?
Guest: No, thank you.
Staff: Please let me know if you need anything.
25. Saying Goodbye
Staff: Have you finished, sir?
Guest: Yes, thank you.
Staff: May I clear the table?
Guest: Yes, please.
Staff: Thank you. Have a nice day.
Guest: Thank you. You too.
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