At the restaurant
❃ At the restaurant
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Goedenavond, we hebben gereserveerd.
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Good evening, we have a reservation.
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Op welke naam, alstublieft?
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Under what name, please?
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Heeft u een tafel voor twee personen?
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Do you have a table for two people?
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We hebben helaas niet gereserveerd.
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Unfortunately, we don't have a reservation.
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Heeft u nog plaats?
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Do you still have room?
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U kunt even aan de bar wachten.
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You can wait at the bar for a moment.
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Het duurt ongeveer twintig minuten.
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It will take about twenty minutes.
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Mag ik uw jas aannemen?
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May I take your coat?
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Wilt u binnen of buiten zitten?
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Would you like to sit inside or outside?
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Deze tafel is prima, dank u.
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This table is fine, thank you.
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Is er een tafel bij het raam?
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Is there a table by the window?
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Hebben jullie een kinderstoel?
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Do you have a high chair?
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Mag de hond mee naar binnen?
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Is the dog allowed inside?
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Volg mij maar, alstublieft.
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Please follow me.
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Hier is de menukaart.
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Here is the menu.
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