Examples of using "Camarero" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm a waiter.
Waiter needed.
Tom is a waiter.
Waiter, check please.
Barman, I need a drink.
He works as a busboy.
Here comes the waiter.
I'm calling the waiter.
- Where is the waiter?
- Where's the waiter?
He is a waiter and also an actor.
The waiter was insolent.
- Waiter, the check, please.
- Waiter, the bill please.
Sir, we're ready to order.
- Waiter, the check, please.
- Waiter, the bill please.
and the barkeep said, "Moktor,"
He's a waiter, but also an actor.
They saw the waiter coming in a hurry.
John called for the waiter in a loud voice.
I don't plan on being a waiter all my life.
Did you ask the waiter for the bill?
Waiter, I'd like to order.
Waiter, please bring me some water.
Waiter, please give me a cup of tea.
Excuse me, waiter. There's a hair in my soup.
The waiter was downstairs.
Mary insulted the waiter.
He is a waiter and also an actor.
Bartender, I'd like to have a drink.
Bartender, I'd like to have a drink.
The food was horrible, and the waiter, surly.
He is a waiter and an actor.
My name is Tom and I'll be your server tonight.
Waiter, please. I need a spoon for the soup.
I objected when the waiter tried to remove my plate.
Tom gave the waiter a very good tip.
The bartender threw Tom out of the bar.
I asked the waiter to bring us the daily special.
The waiter helped the lady with the chair.
He is a waiter and an actor.
After the waiter left, Tom and Mary continued their conversation.
The waiter was such a nice man we didn't like to complain about the meal.
The waiter asked me to change tables because that one was reserved.
- He is a waiter and an actor.
- He is a waiter and also an actor.
A horse walks into a bar. The bartender asks, "Why the long face?"
It is rude not to tip a waiter.
The waiter was told that he need not stay.
There were tears in his eyes, and the expression on his face made it plain to the waiter that something was very wrong.
Christopher Columbus's happy meal toy was a limited edition clumsy noob waiter toy that whenever is set to walk, trips and falls on its face.
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.