Fruit

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The restaurants

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Meals

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Words:

arrival →llegada
bath→baño
bellboy→botones
booking→reserva
cancellation→cancelación
departure→salida
double room→habitación doble
elevator (US) →ascensor
floor→piso
front office→recepción
front-office clerk→recepcionista
ground floor→planta baja
hall porter→conserje
housekeeper→ama de llaves
housekeeping staff→personal de habitaciones
ice-dispenser→surtidor de cubos de hielo
key→llave
key card→llave magnética
key clerk→encargado de llaves
laundry→lavandería
lift (GB) →ascensor
lobby→vestíbulo
luggage→equipaje
mail clerk→encargado del correo
porter→portero
registration card→tarjeta de registración
room service→servicio a la habitación
single room→habitación simple
safe→caja de seguridad
shower→ducha
staff→personal
towel→toalla
twin beds→dos camas simples
vacancy→disponibilidad de habitaciones
voucher→cupón
wake-up call→despertador telefónico
to book→reservar
to check in→registrarse
to check out→registrar la salida
to deposit→depositar
to disturb→molestar
to do a room→hacer una habitación
to stay→permanecer
bed and breakfast, B&B→cama y desayuno
guesthouse→casa de huéspedes, pensión
half board (GB) →media pensión
room and board, R&B (GB) →pensión completa

Expressions:

Tengo una habitación reservada en este hotel -I have a reservation in this hotel (Ai hab a reserveishon in dis hotel)

¿Tienen habitaciones libres? Do you have any spare rooms? (Du yu hab eni esper rums)

¿Cuál es la dirección y teléfono del hotel por si me piedo? What´s the hotel´s address and telephone number in case I get lost? (Guats de hotels adres and telefoun namber in quies ai guet lost)

¿Hasta qué hora se sirve el desayuno? Until what hour is breakfast served? (Antil güat auer is brecfest servd)

¿Me pueden traer toallas nuevas? ¿Me pueden traer unas sábanas? Could you please bring me new towells? (Cud yu plis bring mi niu tauels)

Could you bring me some sheets? (Cud yu bring mi som shits)

¿Me pueden subir las maletas? ¿Me pueden guardar las maletas? Could you take my suitcases to my room? (Cud yu teic mai sutqueises tu mai rum)

Could you store my suitcases? (Cud yu estor mai sutqueises)

¿Cuándo tengo que dejar la habiación? When do I have to leave the room? (Güen du ai hab tu liv de rum)

¿Me puedo apuntar a alguna excursión? Can I sign up on any field trip? (Can ai sain ap on eni fil trip)

¿Hay Internet en la habitación? ¿Dónde puedo conectarme a Internet? ¿Tienen sala de ordenadores? Is there Internet access in my room? (Is der Internet acses in mai rum)

Where can I access the Internet? (Güer can ai acses de Internet) Is there a computer room? (Is der acompiuter rum)

¿Me pueden despertar mañana por la mañana?Can you wake me up tomorrow morning at…? (Can yu ueic mi ap..

¿Tiene habitaciones disponibles?Do you have any rooms available? (Du yu hav ani rums aveilebol?)

¿Cuánto cuesta una habitación para una persona?How much is a single room? (Jau moch is a rum for uan person?)

¿Cuánto cuesta una habitación para dos personas?How much is a doble room? (Jau moch is a rum for tu people?)

¿El cuarto cuenta con...Does the room come with... (Dos de rum com güit...)

...sábanas?...bedsheets? (bedshits?)

...baño?...a bathroom? (a badrum?)

...teléfono? ...a phone? (a foun?)

...televisión?...a TV? (a Ti Vi?)

¿Me permite ver la habitación primero?May I see the room first? (Mei ai si de rum ferst?)

¿Tiene alguna habitación más tranquila?Do you have anything quieter? (Du yu hav enithing cuaieter?)

...más grande?...bigger? (biguer?)

...más limpia?...cleaner? (cliner?)

...más barata?...cheaper? (cheaper?)

Bien, me quedo OK, I will take it (Okey, ai güil teik it)

Me quedaré por ______ noche(s)I will stay for ______ night(s) (Ai güil estay for ______ naijt(s)

¿Me puede sugerir otro hotel?Can you suggest another hotel? (Ken yu suyest anoder hotel?)

¿Tiene caja fuerte?Do you have a safe? (Du yu hav a seif?)

¿Está incluido el desayuno?Is the breakfast included? (Is de breikfast included?)

¿A qué hora es el desayuno?What time is breakfast served? (Juat taim is breikfast serv'd?)

Por favor limpie mi habitación. Please clean my room (Plis clin mai rum)

Quiero registrar mi....¿Dónde esta _____?Where is ______? (Juer is?)

...la estación de trenes?...the train station? (de trein esteishion?)

...la estación de autobuses?...the bus station? (de bos esteishion?)

...el aerpouerto?...the airport? (de eirport?)

...el centro? (de la ciudad)...the downtown? (de dauntaun?)

...los barrios residenciales?...the suburbs? (de soborbs?)

...el hostel?...the youth hostel? (de yaut hostel?) ...el hotel _____?...the ______ hotel? (de ______ hotel?)

Donde puedo encontrar muchos ______?Where are there a lot of ______? (Juer ar der a lot of ______?) ...hoteles?...hotels?

...restaurantes?...restaurants?

...bares?...bars?

...lugares de interés?...sites to see? (saits to si?)

¿Me lo puede mostrar en el mapa?Can you show me on the map? (Ken yu shou mi on de map?)

CalleStreet (Estrit)

Vuelta a la izquierdaTurn left (Torn left)

Vuelta a la derechaTurn right (Torn raijt)

IzquierdaLeft (Left)

DerechaRight (Raijt)

Todo derecho Straight ahead (Estreijt ajed)

Hacia el/la _____Towards the _____ (toguards de)

Pasando el/la _____Past the _____ (past de)

Antes de el/la _____Before the _____ (bifor de)

Busque la _____Watch for the _____ (Guatch for de)

IntersecciónIntersection (Intersecshion)

Norte North (Nort)

Sur South (Saut)

Este East (Ist)

Oeste West (Güest)

Spices & food

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Dairy and Farm Food

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General food

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Turkish menu

Turkish menu

Cold Starter
· Yogourt with garlic and mint……………………… £ 4.00
· Pepper stuffed with rice, pine nuts and raisins.£ 4.00
Salads
· lettuce,chicken,orange,tomato and cucumber..£ 5.00
· lettuce,cheese,ham,tomato and cucumber……..£4.50
Lamb
· Lamb cooked with musherooms and cheese…….£ 10.00
· Lamb with aubergine,onion,tomato,pepper, and cheese……… £10.00
Desserts
· Baklava ( typical turkish)………………………………£ 3.50
· Helvah ( a dessert from Turkey)………………………£ 3.50

Spanish menu

Spanish menu

Starter
· chicken croquettes………………………………………£ 3.50
· Spicy peppers stuffed with beef……………………£ 5.00
Soups
· Garlic’ soup…………………………………………………£ 4.00
· Onion soup with grated parmesan cheese………£ 7.40
Salads
· Mixted salad…………………………………………….£ 5.00
· Salad with bacon and tomatoes…………………£ 5.00
Meats
· Entrecot with Roquefor sauce……………………£ 12.50
· Lamb with fruit chutney …………………………£ 12.00
Typical plates
· Spanish potatoes omelette…………………………£ 5.50
· Andalusian Gazpacho………………………………£ 5.00
Desserts
· Chocolate truffles……………………………………£ 6.30
· Crepe with apple, almonds and honey……….£4.30



*we have waiters who speak three lenguages
*we have children menu
*Before dinner you can swim in our pool
*book a table for 10 people and we will give you a present!

Shopping in London

Oxford Street:
It is one of the biggest streets in London and the biggest commercial street in the world. It has more than 300 shops and department stores like Debenhams, Selfridges, Marks and Spencer or John Lewis. Some of the shops that we can find they are:

•Disney Store

Swatch

Fossil

London Best Souvenirs

Marks & Spencer
Mango

Top Shop

Selfridges
John Lewis

Debenhams

Bhs

House of Fraser

Bershka

Primark

and more...

Covent Garden:
A commercial district replete with shops of all kinds and with a central market full of shops of souvenirs. The streets of Covent Garden vibrate of street spectacles and offer to the visitor the unique experience of shopping, restaurants, coffee shops, with speciality in mode and crafts, in the full center of London.

-Underground: Covent Garden

Bond Street:
The zone of the shops of high place standing and the houses of most famous auctions. The lovers of the products Channel, Versace, Alexander McQueen or the jeweler's shop Tiffany's and the fans to buying in Sotheby's or Phillips, will find in this street their paradise.

-Underground:Bond Street

Soho:
Its cultural variety attracted to important literary and artistic gatherings and, nowadays, there is no place in London where so different people could meet. If the Soho has a "centre" this street is Old Compton Street, where there are plenty of fashionable cafeterias and boutiques.

-Underground: Piccadilly Circus, Leicester square

Chinatown:
It is just in the full heart of the Soho, Chinatown is a neighborhood characterized by its shops, stores, boutiques and Chinese and Asian restaurants.

Here you will find the best variety of the Chinese and oriental gastronomy, spices, fish and all kinds of tracks related to the thousand-year-old culture. In addition, in this neighborhood, the visitor will be able to find products and Asian and African spices, which are impossible to find in the big supermarkets.

Carnaby Street:
It is the street of the 60´s fashion and has earned its reputation for the great diversity of shops of vintage that exist from this epoch. Newburgh's street offers the shops of a number of such known designers as Jean Paul Gaultier and Juan Richmond.

And near Kingly Court, there are 3 floors of shops that offer products that cannot be found any other place of London.

-Underground: Oxford Circus

Hamleys:

Known as the best shop of toys of the world, certainly if you cross its 3 floors you´ll have to affirm that. A very nice personnel and more than 40.000 games and toys for all the ages.
It is one of the biggest shops of toys in London and one of the biggest of the world.

Bluewater:
It is an enormous mall and of leisure in the surrounding areas of the metropolitan area of London, called "Greater London". It is one of the biggest malls of the whole Europe, with more than 330 shops and a whole of 40 cafeterias, bars and restaurants, besides a cinema with 13 rooms. It is a paradise for the addicts to shopping.

Pakistani menu

Pakistani menu

Starter
· Salad with prawns……………………………………£ 10.00
· Fried onions rings……………………………………£ 4.50
Meats
· Chicken with yogourt………………………………£10.00
· Lamb with lemon and almonds sauce………£ 10.00
Fish
· Salmon with vinaigrette sauce…………………£ 10.00
· Sole with special sauce……………………………£9.30
Desserts
· Sheep’s cheese with tomatoes……………………£ 5.00
· Pudding with chocolate……………………………£ 5.00

*we have more especialities in the menu.
*you can celebrate here your wedding!
*we have bottles of the house wine

Japanese menu

Japanese menu

Salads
· Vegetal salad with seaweeds……………………£ 5.00
· Salad with raw fish…………………………………£ 5.00
Soups
· Soy nuts’ soup…………………………………………£ 4.00
· Soup with seaweeds…………………………………£4.00
Starter
· Vegetables pasty………………………………………£ 3.50
· Fried soy’s curd…………………………………………£ 3.00
Rice and pasta
· Fried rice with seafood and vegetables…………£ 5.00
· Noodles with prawns……………………………………£ 5.50
Sushi
· Tuna sushi…………………………………………………£ 6.00
· Salmon sushi…………………………………………… £ 6.00

*if you have dinner in the restaurant, we will give you a bottle of “saque”

TRAVEL AGENCY

-Vocabulary:
-What is the best offer to go London? - ¿Cuál es la mejor oferta para ir a Londres?
-What’s the price? - ¿Cuál es el precio?
-Is the hotel well located? - ¿Está el hotel bien situado?
-Is the hotel in the centre of the city? - ¿Está el hotel en el centro de la ciudad?
-What time does the flight go to London? - ¿A qué hora sale el vuelo?
-What is the regime of accommodation of the hotel? - ¿Cuál es el régimen de alojamiento del hotel?
-Where is the hotel? - ¿Dónde está el hotel?
-Is the hotel near the airport? - ¿Está el hotel cerca del aeropuerto?

AIRPORTS:

Heathrow:
It’s situated at 24 km in the west of London and is one of the biggest commercials airports of the world. It has four terminals and it’s connected with the underground line of Piccadilly. Moreover, if we arrive at an inconvenient hour, we can stay in some of the many hotels near the airport.

Getting there:
Heathrow Express (Train)
Route: Heathrow Central Station - Paddington Station (15 min.) Timetable: Between 5.12/5.08am y 11.32/11.37pm Mon-Sat/Sun, come out every 15min. Price: single/return ticket £16, 50/£32, 00. Children (5-15 years) single/return ticket, £8, 20/£16, 00.

Underground
Route: Heathrow Central Station – London’s Centre (1 hour)Timetable: Between 5.30am y 11.45pm, Come out every 2-8 min. Price: One journey £4,00.
Airbus A2
Route: Heathrow Central Station - King's Cross Station (1hour 15 min.) Timetable: Each 30 min. until 1pm, so every 60 minPrice: single/return ticket: £6/£10.

Taxi
The price to London’s centre is between £40 and £70. The route lasts an hour approximately.

Gatwick:
Gatwick is situated 48 km at the south of London, and although it is smaller than Heathrow, is very well organized and it offers facilities like the possibility to keep your suitcase for £3.50 / 6 hours.

Getting there:
Gatwick Express (Train)
Route: Gatwick - Victoria Station (30 min) Timetable: 5are - moonlight, Come out every 15 min. Each 35 min on Sundays. Price: single/return £16, 90/£28, 80.

Connex South Central train service
Route: Gatwick - Victoria Station (35 min) Timetable: 24 hours, Come out every 15/30 min, of 1am at 4 am each 60 minPrice: single ticket £10, 90.

Airbus No.5
Route: Gatwick - Victoria Station (90 min) Timetable: Gatwick 4.15am - 9.15pm each 60 min, from Victoria Station 6am - 11pm Price: single/return £ 8.50/£10.

Taxi
Price: between £70 and £80

Stansted:
It’s situated 56 km at the northeast of London and is considered the third airport in volume of passengers of the city.

Getting there:
Stansted Express (Train)
Route: Stansted - Liverpool Street Station (45 min) Timetable: Each 15 - 30 minutes. From Stansted 6am - 23:59pm, Liverpool Street 5am - 11pm. Price: single/return ticket £18, 00/ £26, 80. Children, single/return ticket, £9, 00/ £13, 40.

Airbus A6
Route: Stansted - Victoria Station (90 min) Timetable: Each 30 minutes. From Stansted 3.30am - 11.30pm, to Victoria Station 4.00am - 11.30pm, after each hour.Price: single/return ticket: £7/£10.

Bus Terravision
- Route: Stansted to Victoria Station: 75 min.
- Route: Stansted to Liverpool Street: 55 min.
Adults single/return ticket £9/£13. Children single/return ticket £4/£7.
Taxi
Price: £100 to London’s centre.

LONDON CITY AIRPORT
It’s situated 10 km at the East of London. It has regular flights to more than 20 European cities and it links with the more important cities of the British Isles (Aberdeen, Belfast, Dublin, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Isla de Man y Jersey)

Getting there:
Blue airport Shuttlebus
Route: London City - Liverpool Street (25 min)Timetable: Each 10/15 min. From the airport 6.50am (11am Dom.)-10pm(1.15pm Sat), from Liverpool Street 6.15am (10.30 Dom)-9pm(112.45 Sat)Price: single/return ticket £6/£12.

Green Airport Shuttlebus
Route: London City - Canning Town Station (5 min)Timetable: Each 10 min. from 6am(10.00 Dom) - 10.20pm(1.15 Sat)Price: Adult/Child £2/£1 route.

Taxi
The price to the centre of London is £100

Luton:
It’s the smallest airport of London and is situated 56 km of London.

Getting there:
Green Line bus No 757
Route: Luton - Buckingham Palace road (60 min).Timetable: From Buckingham Palace each 30 min. of 7.00am(7.35 Sat y Sun)-10pm, after each 60min. until 6.30am, from Luton each 30min. from 8am - 8pm, after each 60min. until 7.30am.Price: single/return ticket £12/£13, 50.

Bus Terravision
Route of Luton to Victoria Station: 65 min. Adults single/return ticket £13/£16. Children single/return ticket £8/£11, 50.Exit from London: - Stop nº 2 of the bus station of Green Line, in Builled Way, situated near Buckingham Palace, behind Victoria Station.- stop nº 9 of Buckingham Palace Road.

Types of food in london

Fish & chips



It was first marketed as a food dish in “take away”. It has become the most popular English dish. This dish is composed by muffled and fried hake.




Roast Beef


Another famous dish is “roast beef”.
If you are going to ask for it in a restaurant the question that the waiter will make will be: “do you want it rare, medium or well done?"
They are talking about the point of boiling of the meat. Rare is almost crude, medium with some blood and well done completely cooked.
It can be accompanied by delicious English mustard and steamed vegetables as siders.




Pastry of meat


There are also very popular "pies", which are pastry filed with meat. You can choose: Shepherds Pie, Chicken and mushroom pie or Steak and kidney pie.





English sausages



English people have a great variety of types of sausages.
This plate consists of a variety of sausages cooked in sauce and accompanied by mash of potatoes.




Sweets

To end, ask for “Apple” or any type of “crumble”, for example of cranberry. It is a delicious pastry of fruits covered with creaking crumbs.




… Are you looking for a cheap food, but you do not want to lose the quality ?

I recommend you…


- Wagamama.: there you will be able to enjoy a healthy variety of plates of noodles, soups and show restraint from rice to a good price.

-Ping Pong: it is a restaurant of " dim sum " very economical, but with class. The place is modern and with style, serves a classic " dim sum" menu, coctails of intense flavor and a selection of Chinese tea of flowers.

-The pizzeria The Porchetta serves enormous and delicious pizzas at prices so low that you will find it hard to believe. This makes this restaurant the perfect place to celebrate a great holiday.

Other typical food in London

High tea

High Tea is often a misnomer. Most people refer to afternoon tea as high tea because they think it sounds royal and lofty, when nowadays high tea, or "meat tea" is dinner. High tea, in Britain, at any rate, tends to be on the heavier side. American hotels and tea rooms, on the other hand, continue to misunderstand the term and offer tidbits of fancy pastries and cakes on delicate china when they offer a "high tea."
Afternoon tea (because it was usually taken in the late afternoon) is also called "low tea" because it was usually taken in a sitting room or withdrawing room where low tables (like a coffee table) were placed near sofas or chairs generally in a large withdrawing room. There are three basic types of Afternoon, or Low Tea:

Cream Tea : Tea, scones, jam and cream

Light Tea : Tea, scones and sweets

Full Tea : Tea, savories, scones, sweets and dessert.

In England, the traditional time for tea was four or five o'clock and no one stayed after seven o'clock. Most tea rooms today serve tea from three to five o'clock. The menu has also changed from tea, bread, butter and cakes, to include three particular courses served specifically in this order:

Savories : Tiny sandwiches or appetizers

Scones :Served with jam and Devonshire or clotted cream

Pastries : Cakes, cookies, shortbread and sweets.

Ploughman lunch

The ploughman's is a simple meal consisting of the traditional ingredients of cheese, bread, butter and pickles. Every pub chef will have his or her own version of what constitutes a ploughman's and there are many variations, some better than others.

Italian menu

Italian menu

Starter
· Fried Onion Rings………………………………………£ 2.50
· Fried Chicken’s wings…………………………………£ 2.50
Salads
· Cesar Salad…………………………………………………£ 4.50
· Pasta salad……..…………………………………………£ 4.00
Meats
· Escalope with Parmesan cheese………………..….£ 5.50
· Brochette with different meats and tomatoes.£1.50
Hamburgers & sandwich
· Vegetal sandwich…………………………………………£ 3.00
· Double hamburger with chips………………………£ 3.00
Pizzas
· Four cheeses pizza………………………………………£ 4.50
· Pizza with pineapple and ham………………………£ 5.00
Pasta
· Meat Lasagna………………………………………………£ 4.25
· Spinach’s Raviolli……………………………………….£ 4.00
Desserts
· Chocolate mousse…………………………………………£ 3.50
· Custard………………………………………………………£ 2.50


*VAT is included
* There is a set menu (only Mondays to Fridays)


We hope to see you soon!