Restaurant reservations Part 3: Asking about any ongoing promotions or special menus.

💬 Pronounced like 'nee' and is used for both singular and plural you.

🇹🇼 In Traditional Chinese, showing respect through language is vital. You may use [您] (nín) for formal 'you'.

💬 Pronounced as 'how' (like 'how are you').

🇹🇼 In a greeting, it can mean hello, as in [你好] (nǐ hǎo).

💬 Simple and commonly used, [你] is 'you' and [好] is 'good'.

🇹🇼 Common greeting similar to saying 'hi' in English.

💬 Pronounced 'wǒ', a critical word for expressing oneself.

🇹🇼 Chinese culture values humility, sometimes this word is dropped to be modest.

💬 Pronounced 'shyáng', it's softer and more polite than 'need'.

🇹🇼 It’s commonly used when making polite requests.

💬 Pronounced 'yù dìng', do not confuse with 'order'.

🇹🇼 Essential in Chinese dining culture where reservations are common, especially on weekends.

💬 Use [我想] for 'I want' plus the verb.

🇹🇼 Shows politeness and intentions to reserve a spot.

💬 Pronounced 'yī gè', consider it as 'a' or 'an'.

🇹🇼 [個] is a universal classifier often used for people and things.

💬 Pronounced 'tswò wèi', learn the word [坐] (sit) to recognize similar sounds.

🇹🇼 Reservations in Taiwan often specify seating to avoid unnecessary waiting.