Order food, ask for the bill and tip correctly — everything you need for a confident meal out in Germany, Austria or Switzerland.The menu — 'Die Speisekarte, bitte!' = 'The menu, please!'die Speisekarte'I would like…' — the polite way to order. 'Ich möchte ein Wasser, bitte.'Ich möchte…The bill — 'Die Rechnung, bitte!' to ask for the bill. Germans pay at the table.die RechnungThe tip — rounding up is normal: a €8.50 bill, you say 'Zehn, bitte' (€10).das Trinkgeld'Together or separate?' — the waiter asks how you want to pay.Zusammen oder getrennt?'I'll have…' — another way to order: 'Ich nehme das Schnitzel'.Ich nehme…The dish/course — 'Hauptgericht' is the main course, 'Vorspeise' is the starter.das Gericht'It tastes great!' — the best compliment after a meal in Germany.Es schmeckt!How do you politely order in German?Ich will…Gib mir…Ich möchte…'Die Rechnung, bitte' asks for…the menuthe billa tableWhat does 'Zusammen oder getrennt?' mean?Ready or not?Together or separate?Cash or card?How do you typically tip in Germany?Leave 20% on the tableRound up the totalNo tipping
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