Examples of using "официант" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Waiter, the check, please.
- Waiter, the bill please.
- Waiter, the check please.
- Waiter, check please.
I'm your waiter.
- Where is the waiter?
- Where's the waiter?
Waiter needed.
You are a waiter.
Tom is a waiter.
I'm a waiter.
He's a waiter.
- You're not a waiter, are you?
- You aren't a waiter, are you?
The waiter was downstairs.
Waiter, please bring me some water.
I'm your waiter.
- Waiter, the check, please.
- Waiter, the bill please.
Waiter, the bill please.
The waiter brought a new plate.
Waiter, three coffees, please.
Waiter, I need a knife.
The waiter was insolent.
Waiter, I need a spoon.
He is a waiter and an actor.
The waiter spit in the soup.
The clerk waited on them immediately.
The waiter came over to the table.
The waiter doesn't see us.
The waiter ignored me.
Waiter, please bring me some water.
The waiter brought me my drink.
Waiter, there is a fly in my coffee.
Tom is a waiter at an Italian restaurant.
Waiter, please bring me another glass of beer.
Waiter, please give me a cup of tea.
Excuse me, waiter. There's a hair in my soup.
- Waiter, I'd like to order.
- Waitress, I'd like to order.
Waiter, there is a fly in my coffee.
He is a waiter in a seaside restaurant.
The new waiter should be much more competent.
The waiter put a new tablecloth on the table.
The waiter came over to take Tom's order.
The waiter came over to take away Tom's empty plate.
I objected when the waiter tried to remove my plate.
Waiter, please. I need a spoon for the soup.
He is a waiter and also an actor.
Soon the same waiter came back to pick up the dishes.
I objected when the waiter tried to remove my plate.
The waiter asked me to change tables because that one was reserved.
Tom had the absurd idea of wanting to speak German in the German capital: the waiter didn't understand him.
In England the waiter asked us, "How much beer would you like, a half pint or a pint?" Having no idea how much that would be, we asked him to show us the glasses.
In England the waiter asked us, "How much beer would you like, a half pint or a pint?" Having no idea how much that would be, we asked him to show us the glasses.
In England the waiter asked us: how much beer would you like? A half pint, or a pint? Because we still didn't know how much that was, we asked him to show us the glasses.