Literally. English is my first language and I never get Starbucks unless a friend is getting it for me because I don't understand their goofy ass lingo
Ordering in English feels like you’re ordering in a whole different language cause they ask you all kind of things you’re not used to respond in your language and everything it’s on a speed mode. 😂
This is interesting as there is nothing more USA than regular brewed coffee. All the specialty coffees probably originate from places like Brazil, Ireland, Italy, Cuba, Turkey...
As a native English speaker, I have a lot of respect for people whose first language is not English and are learning it because it is very confusing, with grammar, crazy spellings and silent letters. So kudos to you.❤ Edit: 😱thank you guys so much for almost 6000 likes!!❤️❤️
@@ratiborchannelзачем ты грубишь? Лично мне многие выражения из их языка не понятны и я удивляюсь когда узнаю их плюс я до сих пор путаю их времена ( past simple present simple и так далее), не груби!
Лично я иногда путаюсь в английском языке, на первый взгляд он кажется простым, но я не до конца разбираюсь в грамматических конструкциях и произношении, поэтому интересно изучать!
I loved the way she says "Juancito" in Spanish, proofing her actual wielding over the language as it's spoken in America!!! Another person less smart that just speak Spain Spanish or at minimums of level would have said "Juanito" instead. ¡You're great @carocowanzenglish
Yeah like all the people that speak Spanish that are "less smart" that pronounce English, German, or French words wrong... Yeah, they are so much better than them, right? Am I right? A**hole.
What's the difference between Juancito and Juanito? Is Juanito wrong? I had a Chilean friend and I used to call him Juanito. He never said anything about it.
@ruivam Not, but in countries as such Peru or Bolivia, parts of Argentina, Colombia, etc, it most common to using "Juancito" instead of "Juanito" but the Anglos don't know these differences and sometimes they think all Spanish American are the same and everything here we look and speak as Mexican. Thanks God Carolina is Argentinian, not British or from USA, so she knows how really speak Spanish in America.
@@eduardovaldivia5572 you don't pay for the coffee, you pay for the dividends, the tax, the war and the bankruptcy of the federal reserve. When you subtract all that the coffee is basically for free.
When you try to franchise it doesn't always end up good for prices I guess. In italy coffee (espresso, obv) was like 60 cents 30 years ago. Then was raised up to 70, 80, then 1 euro was the average price in 2021. And it was already a lot for us. Now, in 2024 it approaches 1,20 euros... That's like a lot. It still varies throughout the peninsula, and somewhere (like in the south where I live) it's still around 1 euros, but EVERYONE will tell you it's too much. Yeah, inflation and whatnot are a thing, but they don't justify such a price raise for the end consumer if the only two ingredients are hot water and coffee beans
Depends on how much of a bigot the person is I try to extra patient Bigots would mistreat the person whose first language is not English. There are lots of bigots in the USA. 💔
@redwoodrebelgirl3010 To be fair, the behavior in this video is more like overworked and exhausted than bigoted. There are many people with accents in the US, and some can speak English better than some native speakers. Its not always the servers first assumption that the person theyre speaking to cant understand them. Communicating your needs will 9/10 times lead to a more patient and understanding server.
Geçen yıl Amerika yi ziyaret ettim. Beverly Grove da konakladım. Orada ünlü bir cafe vardı. Bir çok şubesi olan yer. Kahve 8.5 dolardı çalışanı ise aynı burada ki gibi. Müşterisine kendini kötü hissettirebilecek herseyi yaptı. La La Land... Selamlar sevgiler Türkiye den. Misafir bizim için herseyin üstünde saygıyı hakeder. ❤
I work in retail, and I try to communicate the best that I can with customers who don't speak English. I'll use hand gestures, point to things, draw pictures, or use Google translate. What frustrates me is how angry about half of them get that I don't know how to speak their language. I'm doing my best to communicate with them, but some people are just miserable.
Well actually it is like that thanks to the customers... it is the customers that started to customize their coffees every time that started to make more and more labels for every option, cause how else can we all know exactly what people want, if you take a few minutes of your time to learn like the most popular labels such as the ratio between coffee and milk it actually makes you realize how effective this system actually is (this coming from someone who used to think the same but happened to get a barista work)
I initially thought she was pretending to be an Asian girl. That's exactly how I felt. But when they started talking about coffee price expectation($1), I realized they might actually be European or South American.😂
Most real English speakers in the world would probably agree that the strange dialect they speak in the USA is terrible, and often requires translation.
I used to work at a grocery store and would get hispanic customers come through my checkout lane. After I figured out their english was limited or they knew none, my questions became limited to the important ones. Papel o plastique I knew in spanish and then I would point to their total on the screen for them and say it. And then payment. Made life so much easier for them and they got happier when I stopped asking them my mandatory questions they didn't understand.
Exacto, para que complicarles la vida y además como al ser el que atiende, debes pensar en demorar poco, y repetir las preguntas hace perder mas tiempo.
i had a starbucks lady ask me the same Q tall venti grande blah blah. as if I'm supposed to learn a whole new language to order the coffee. "whatever you guys call a medium" was my response. i would much rather spend my coffee money in a small mom and pop shop than starbucks
i feel the barista. some customers get super pissed if their drink doesn’t come as they wanted, so we NEED to ask all those questions to avoid getting yelled at at a job that pays pennies
@@sky-qp7wn sim, claro, eu solo disse que eu entendi a perspectiva da barista. é difícil entender outros idiomas em situações estressantes, eu também entendo a cliente porque pasa me o mesmo
As someone who likes coffee and doesn't understand the coffee culture with special words that I don't understand (especially with the sizes) it can be suuuper confusing and hard to comprehend as someone who's spoken English since birth. Though I am AuDHD so that might add some extra complication
i have trouble processing auditory stuff, so i can understand a little bit as well. It get especially bad when im in public or stressed out, and then theyre yelling at me(or i think they are) and it just. sucks.
Just ask for black or americano with three shots of espresso no cream no sugar unless you want sugar. Also, I'm not sure if black is just americano or if there's a distinction. However, neither black nor americano are espresso and if you're Italian you probably want stronger coffee. Americano is watered down espresso so asking for three small shots of espresso in your americano should give you something close to an espresso.
I’m like this and I speak English. My auditory processing is really bad, so I can tell when the person is talking it just doesn’t always translate to actual words and sentences in my head. I will say though that a big problem now in fast food is that your manager/boss usually doesn’t care as long as you get the job done and you get it done fast.
Greatest tip ever for any language: after you take some classes and study the rules, consume all the content that you like, topics that you enjoy in that language. My hearing and my thinking improved a lot.
True for anyone speaking in their second language in the country of that language. I went to a grocery store to buy some items. I was expecting a greeting, or to ask if I wanted a bag or not, and the price. Instead she asked me if I had a store card, but that card had a special name and I had zero idea what she was talking about. In addition to local slang and colloquialisms, you also have people that talk softly, don´t pronounce all of the syllables, and suddenly you wonder if you´re in a completely different country. So much for being close to fluent. Foiled again.
The best solution I found, so far, it is to know what you want and do not let them speak. Example: hello! regular cappuccino, medium size no toppings, pleeeease (long please helps)😂😂😂
That's not the point. She talks like that on purpose so that she can repeat everything extra clear like to a child and convince herself that her customers are dumb.
@@ColemanRBentz-888 It’s mostly a habit of young people. Most older people don’t do that because when they were in school they were taught how to speak correctly. It was part of English classes. Most schools now don’t even bother with that. Parents also used to tell children to speak clearly, another practice done by very few. The dumbing down of America.
I feel like if I realize someone is having a hard time understanding me I'd just be mindful of talking slowly and clearly. You never know their circumstances
As someone who has trouble with hearing and needs to process words longer: THANK YOU. I can guess what's someone is saying as I speak English quite well, but being in a country where everything is different - including trivial things like the process of getting food, the culture of talking to people etc - makes it so hard to guess what the person is saying, because I lack social context that I would normally have in my country
As someone with auditory processing issues tysm 😭 It’s so stressful trying to hear people sometimes and my brain takes forever to load what they were saying and so there’s a lot of awkward moments but I appreciate the people who get it and are patient
I've done the same. The last time I worked retail I had a few different instances of people with a variety of disabilities shopping/needing assistance, and I tried to make a point to match my speech to theirs. If they were using simple, straightforward language, I did as well. If they spoke slowly, I waited while they spoke and responded in a slower way (not excessively so because I didn't want them to feel mocked, but slow enough that I was sure they wouldn't likely be struggling to follow what I was saying). I had on woman who struggled for several minutes to count her change before admitting she was from another country and didn't remember what US coins were worth what! I offered to help and showed her each kind of coin, it's name, and value, and together we counted out her change. It costs so little to be kind to others, especially when it's clear they could use some extra support.
Definitely there is no better videos on Internet to improve English skills easily, specially vocabulary, I can watch a lot of them and after repeating it another day to memorize. Thank you so much!!
Keep in mind some cultural differences. For example in Spain most bar got 1 or max 2 beers from barrel, and all other varieties are bottled. You can specify size but "give me a beer" normally translates as: just give me the common beer you serve in this place.
Agreed. Im a Starbucks barista and I have people come in asking if we sell coffee. Like…my guy…YES. I have patience for people when they order in the cafe, especially if they speak little to no English. I’m 1st gen American, my parents barely speak English. But through drive thru…baby we’re timed and I expect you to already know what you want
Just ask for the correct sized brewed coffee with however many creams/sugars as you want. Saying brewed will help a lot (unless you want something else). Also in real life, we won’t ask if you want brewed coffee hot or iced, since we know. And don’t worry about “tall, grande, or venti” that’s specifically at Starbucks, and they seriously don’t care if you say that or small, medium, or large. Edit: I wanted to add that baristas will definitely be patient and happy to help if you need help. I just wanted to give a template on how to order. [Size] brewed coffee with X sugars and cream (or a little bit of cream or lot of cream)
It’s very confusing because “grande” means large in Spanish and Italian and that’s supposed to be the size medium, the small is called tall and the large is called venti, come on!
It makes sense to teach beginners through an approach with a focus that gets down to basics, strips away some nuance and makes things digestible. Understanding some foundational words, phrases, grammar etc can really be the bedrock as we move on to advanced things, particularly learning how everyday people really talk. It's always key to know whether you just want to learn some things to communicate a little while traveling, whether you're studying as a hobby, or if you're committed in the long run and what context you might be using it (Ie the difference between working at a law firm versus a nightclub). As this skit shows pretty realistically, these situations may be embarrassing, and certainly not the way to minimize stress and culture shock if you're looking at taking on a high pressure job on a work visa for example, but really it's fine if you're only in the county for a week or so, as you will certainly see improvement from such immersion. If and when we learn slang and casual pronunciation should be directly tailored to our goals, interests and how we learn personally.
intresting fact! starbucks spell our names wrong on purpose so we would post about it so people would see how theyre names would look like so that basically means were sponsoring them😅
Interesting fact! I'm a former sbux barista and this is a common myth! At least in my experience, it often just LOUD and BUSY and im dyslexic. I promise your average barista doesnt care enough to push some stupidly specific marketing scheme, let alone one intended to intentionally anger customers. No manager or shift leader has EVER told me to do that, and I worked w them for 4+ years. Just my experience tho
As an Italian I'm so confused by the "Grande / Venti" sizes. "Grande" in Italian literally means "BIG", "Venti" can both mean "Twenty" or "Winds", depending on the accent on the E. I would be so confused in a situation like this, which one is like regular/normal size? lol
This happen obly in USA and Starbucks' when they're opened abroad, try to ask something like this in Italy where coffee is one of the most drunk things, and I assure you will find yourself on the street without realizing how you got there
I've had this conversation in several other languages. I am always grateful for the willingness of the staff to slow down, even if they are secretly rolling their eyes at me. Also, appreciate about Mango languages that the first lessons (used to be at least) always about coffee. They know what we need when travelling!
Man, this is a life saver. Though English is not my first language, I am good at it. But dread going into Starbucks. Always wondered if something was wrong with me. Good to know even native speakers have this issue! 😅😂
I think every place that sells coffee should have something on the menu as a standardized "coffee." I do enjoy customized drinks, but I feel like a large number of people I know don't want anything to do with that, and just want simplicity
even though she is in a bad mood... she is still so sweet
😂😂😂😂
You think? 🤔🤔🤔
Inteligent, sweet and many things moor. Saludos desde Chile. Great teacher
😂😂
S😂air and water and the year old are
That's not buying a coffee problem, it's a starbucks problem
Literally. English is my first language and I never get Starbucks unless a friend is getting it for me because I don't understand their goofy ass lingo
Gas station is $1 and better taste
Your welcome for the 1k th like
@@coolranch7537 or just ma your own, honestly 🤷♀️
10000000% true
When she said, "Do you want it hot or iced," I heard, " Do you want it notarized?" 😂
That's exactly what I heard 😂😂😂
I heard "authorized". 😂😅
I heard deodorized 😂😂😂😂😭
Also heard authorized. 😂😂😂
Haha I heard that too
That's so true. English is supposed to be my mother tongue and I can barely understand people half the time.
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Nobody understan mumbling in any language
If you're in the US, half the country is braindead, so that definitely doesn't help with communication 🫥
He meh ma me her me meh me her me meh meh shakaruh!
@@aryonugroho8711 but is exactly how native sounds to non native.
Not the 2 broke girls uniform and the Caroline and max reference 😂😂😂😂
Thinking the same 😂
Finally someone noticed, I was wondering why nobody was talking about that 😂
@@carlotta4457 well... there's one thing, Max won't even bother to ask that much questions 😂....
That's the first thing I noticed
Wait🤣🤣i just realized that🏃🏽♀️🏃🏽♀️🏃🏽♀️
This is exactly how my interactions go, except we both are native speakers and I still need them to repeat everything twice 😅
Exactly me too! Probably I have a low listening ability 🥲
Me too, but I have hearing and auditory processing issues.
My mind is slow so plz speek slow
Same 😂😭
Yes, even during interviews, I ask them to repeat twice, each of their questions, donno what to do, my listening ability is less i think.
Ordering in English feels like you’re ordering in a whole different language cause they ask you all kind of things you’re not used to respond in your language and everything it’s on a speed mode. 😂
"tall, grande, venti" 😅 I don't know if this is in English
@@magdalenamioskowska9496 i guess it's italian
@@imjeffreylee Is italian, but as an italian myself that names doesn't even make sense 😂
@@johnstrongo4498 lol
@@johnstrongo4498 yeah like why venti!? That's a number
That s pretty cool that she realizes that there is actually an audience for this type of linguistic fun. Good job. ❤
Conversation # 1...
Timing of words # 1...
Delight to watch it over & over...🌠💖
Awww 🥰♥️
❤@@carokowanzenglish
You have 666 likes!!
@@carokowanzenglishу вас бесподобная внешность, особенно глаза.такие милые😊
As an immigrant, I can confirm that we do have “NORMAL” coffee in the real world outside of the USA.😆
This is interesting as there is nothing more USA than regular brewed coffee. All the specialty coffees probably originate from places like Brazil, Ireland, Italy, Cuba, Turkey...
Don’t tell that to Canada and Italy
What is "normal" coffee
@@chandraprovaiqbal78i think its americano
Ironically, the "normal" coffee is americano in the most of the world. Exept US :D
As a native English speaker, I have a lot of respect for people whose first language is not English and are learning it because it is very confusing, with grammar, crazy spellings and silent letters.
So kudos to you.❤
Edit: 😱thank you guys so much for almost 6000 likes!!❤️❤️
تموم زبان های دنیا برای کسانی که درحال یادگیری هستند همینگونه است.
Самый простой и глупый язык, что ты тут начинаешь моросить то всякую фигню?
@@ratiborchannelзачем ты грубишь? Лично мне многие выражения из их языка не понятны и я удивляюсь когда узнаю их плюс я до сих пор путаю их времена ( past simple present simple и так далее), не груби!
Лично я иногда путаюсь в английском языке, на первый взгляд он кажется простым, но я не до конца разбираюсь в грамматических конструкциях и произношении, поэтому интересно изучать!
Ох тогда тебе не стоит учить русский 😂😂😂
I loved the way she says "Juancito" in Spanish, proofing her actual wielding over the language as it's spoken in America!!! Another person less smart that just speak Spain Spanish or at minimums of level would have said "Juanito" instead. ¡You're great @carocowanzenglish
Yeah like all the people that speak Spanish that are "less smart" that pronounce English, German, or French words wrong... Yeah, they are so much better than them, right? Am I right? A**hole.
What's the difference between Juancito and Juanito? Is Juanito wrong? I had a Chilean friend and I used to call him Juanito. He never said anything about it.
@ruivam Not, but in countries as such Peru or Bolivia, parts of Argentina, Colombia, etc, it most common to using "Juancito" instead of "Juanito" but the Anglos don't know these differences and sometimes they think all Spanish American are the same and everything here we look and speak as Mexican. Thanks God Carolina is Argentinian, not British or from USA, so she knows how really speak Spanish in America.
@@ruivamHi, I'm Chilean and "Juanito" is totally fine, we don't use "Juancito", I've never heard it before so, don't worry about it
$1 expectation to $10 in reality 😅
I don't get why it's
so expensive. Are coffee beans being taxed when imported?
@@eduardovaldivia5572 you don't pay for the coffee, you pay for the dividends, the tax, the war and the bankruptcy of the federal reserve. When you subtract all that the coffee is basically for free.
The shipping, expensive machinery, property costs, staff costs, mark up for the coffee shop vibe and corporate profit markup mostly
When you try to franchise it doesn't always end up good for prices I guess.
In italy coffee (espresso, obv) was like 60 cents 30 years ago. Then was raised up to 70, 80, then 1 euro was the average price in 2021. And it was already a lot for us. Now, in 2024 it approaches 1,20 euros... That's like a lot. It still varies throughout the peninsula, and somewhere (like in the south where I live) it's still around 1 euros, but EVERYONE will tell you it's too much. Yeah, inflation and whatnot are a thing, but they don't justify such a price raise for the end consumer if the only two ingredients are hot water and coffee beans
@matthewryan4844 but still, 10 dollars is about 5-10 times more than needed. It's absurdly expensive
People were always so kind to me when trying to speak their language outside the US, I hope people will be kind to those struggling to speak English.
Depends on how much of a bigot the person is
I try to extra patient
Bigots would mistreat the person whose first language is not English.
There are lots of bigots in the USA. 💔
@redwoodrebelgirl3010 To be fair, the behavior in this video is more like overworked and exhausted than bigoted. There are many people with accents in the US, and some can speak English better than some native speakers. Its not always the servers first assumption that the person theyre speaking to cant understand them. Communicating your needs will 9/10 times lead to a more patient and understanding server.
Unless you’re in Paris they don’t have time for that
Geçen yıl Amerika yi ziyaret ettim. Beverly Grove da konakladım. Orada ünlü bir cafe vardı. Bir çok şubesi olan yer. Kahve 8.5 dolardı çalışanı ise aynı burada ki gibi. Müşterisine kendini kötü hissettirebilecek herseyi yaptı. La La Land... Selamlar sevgiler Türkiye den. Misafir bizim için herseyin üstünde saygıyı hakeder. ❤
I work in retail, and I try to communicate the best that I can with customers who don't speak English. I'll use hand gestures, point to things, draw pictures, or use Google translate. What frustrates me is how angry about half of them get that I don't know how to speak their language. I'm doing my best to communicate with them, but some people are just miserable.
Excellent characterization.
Thank you 🥰
Yeah she nailed with the angel wings 😂
English is my first language and this is how i also interact with food and beverage service staff
Something that used to be so easy to order is now super complicated
I knowww 🤦♀️❤️
😂😂😂 So true...
Mostly I don't know what I'm ordering exactly, especially at Starbucks 😊
How hard is it? Coffe is always black coffe. If i want latte i will tell the barista. A real barista knows, this person does not hive a fuck
Nope, you just need to concreticize.
Well actually it is like that thanks to the customers... it is the customers that started to customize their coffees every time that started to make more and more labels for every option, cause how else can we all know exactly what people want, if you take a few minutes of your time to learn like the most popular labels such as the ratio between coffee and milk it actually makes you realize how effective this system actually is (this coming from someone who used to think the same but happened to get a barista work)
The two broke girls fit is so real
Finally, someone noticed it
@@Aathy888fr i was looking through the whole comment section for someone to notice
And I noticed that, we are really few 😅
Me too 😂❤🎉
I don't get it?
비영어권나라 출신으로서 정말 공감됩니다.
딱봐도 영어를 잘 못하는 사람이라 종업원분들도 간단하고 차분한 영어로만 설명해주셨었어서 덕분에 여행을 잘 다닐 수 있었어요.
可是，我覺得韓國人的英文都很好啊!!
這難道是一種刻板印象嗎?? 🤔
@MiMi83131 Yeah, some of them speaks a nice english very well.
But I'm a poor guy that only speak some easy words.🥺
@hjk658 that's ok,U're not alone 🥺🥺
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I initially thought she was pretending to be an Asian girl. That's exactly how I felt. But when they started talking about coffee price expectation($1), I realized they might actually be European or South American.😂
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Haha, this happened to me exactly like this. Good video!
As someone with English as my first language, I also struggle like this at Starbucks.
The desire to take a coffee machine with you to the USA: 📈📈📈
I was looking to see if any fellow English speakers also have this problem because dido 😂
Most real English speakers in the world would probably agree that the strange dialect they speak in the USA is terrible, and often requires translation.
When did Starbucks start selling coffee? 😱
@@ericoppel5698 I probably should have specified that I speak West Coast US english
why she is so cute!!!!! 😽🤍❕
😂 is she has 2 characters?
Her acting is good
yup😭❕@@aliasnay4160
Aw thanks 🥰
@@aliasnay4160 yah😭❕
@@carokowanzenglish love u dear🥹💗
I used to work at a grocery store and would get hispanic customers come through my checkout lane. After I figured out their english was limited or they knew none, my questions became limited to the important ones. Papel o plastique I knew in spanish and then I would point to their total on the screen for them and say it. And then payment. Made life so much easier for them and they got happier when I stopped asking them my mandatory questions they didn't understand.
This is so cute :)
Exacto, para que complicarles la vida y además como al ser el que atiende, debes pensar en demorar poco, y repetir las preguntas hace perder mas tiempo.
"Papel o plástico"
This is you 😇👼
It's beyond me how these people step into a grocery store with no basic knowledge of English and expect everyone to understand them.
Das ist so herrlich 😂, aber auch wahr. Ich verstehe auch kein Wort von der Bedienung, ich würde genauso wie diese Kundin ständig nachfragen müssen 😅
I kid you not, i used to work for starbucks. I once had a customer who just said, "Whatever." I also decided "okay. Brewed coffee" 😂😂😂
I hate when people say that. Making their problem my problem…..
@@myJOJAReally, they probably just want a small or medium black coffee when they say that, and if they don't then they can't complain lol
i had a starbucks lady ask me the same Q tall venti grande blah blah. as if I'm supposed to learn a whole new language to order the coffee. "whatever you guys call a medium" was my response. i would much rather spend my coffee money in a small mom and pop shop than starbucks
@@myJOJAits because we dont know what the words mean. When I go to caffes I always order "coffe" and just get normal coffee in a small cup (Europe)
I reckon folks like yous are one of the reasons why one has got to steer clear of the places like that.
i feel the barista. some customers get super pissed if their drink doesn’t come as they wanted, so we NEED to ask all those questions to avoid getting yelled at at a job that pays pennies
Mas o vídeo é sobre a dificuldade em entender em inglês, amor.
@@sky-qp7wn sim, claro, eu solo disse que eu entendi a perspectiva da barista. é difícil entender outros idiomas em situações estressantes, eu também entendo a cliente porque pasa me o mesmo
As someone who likes coffee and doesn't understand the coffee culture with special words that I don't understand (especially with the sizes) it can be suuuper confusing and hard to comprehend as someone who's spoken English since birth.
Though I am AuDHD so that might add some extra complication
@@3evo333 What questions might you have about coffee? I can probably answer a few 😊 (am AuDHD as well)
@@3evo333the starbucks size thing doesn’t matter. i worked there. ur allowed to say small, medium, large lol we don’t care
As a person with hearing loss it triggers me so much. I know it's about languages barriers, but people with hearing loss have the same struggle.
I think you got anger management issues
I've found my hearing is doing this too. It sux getting older.
@@tjm2218 ragebait
i have trouble processing auditory stuff, so i can understand a little bit as well. It get especially bad when im in public or stressed out, and then theyre yelling at me(or i think they are) and it just. sucks.
Hello, I'm Brazilian and I really love your videos, they help me a lot to understand English better.
Thats me (an italian) in US...Every fucking time 6789 questions, guys I WANT JUST A FUCKING COFFEE PLEASE 😢
If you said right away what kind of coffee you wanted, they wouldn’t have had to ask you questions.
Just ask for black or americano with three shots of espresso no cream no sugar unless you want sugar.
Also, I'm not sure if black is just americano or if there's a distinction. However, neither black nor americano are espresso and if you're Italian you probably want stronger coffee. Americano is watered down espresso so asking for three small shots of espresso in your americano should give you something close to an espresso.
As Italian you shouldn't ask for coffee in USA because, as you should know, that shit has nothing to do with coffee.
@@MarcoQuadraro90 I just rewatched. I'm pretty sure espresso was an option. I hope there's no Venti (20 ounce) for it though.
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this lady can be a great comedian, i really like her face it's funny specially when she play a different roles.
She is a great actor too. She is so convincing when she plays Mike.
The "two broke girls" maid uniform>>>
Thought I was the only one getting those mega memory triggers 💀💀
Juancito 😂😂. i It is the best part of the video. Great and funny videos. Greatings from Perú 😊
I LOVE THE 2 BROKE GIRLS WAITRESS OUTFIT!! 💛🧡
YESSSSS
SAMEE I THOUGH I WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO NOTICED
Obsessed with Juancito
he hot
One coffe 1 dollar?? This expectation is from a parallel world 😅
Juancito..😂
go to Viet Nam, it's less than 1$ per cup of coffee (and it's strong as hell)
In China it costs less than $
A normal coffee should cost around 1 dollar....
@@Kailesious至少也是1.5~2美元，你喝的什么咖啡这么便宜，除非是没有品牌的奶茶
If you go Ukraine, Bulgaria or even Italy, average coffee is 1.5$ (not on main touristic avenue of big cities and not in Starbucks of course)
She’s so beautiful omg 😊
I’m like this and I speak English. My auditory processing is really bad, so I can tell when the person is talking it just doesn’t always translate to actual words and sentences in my head. I will say though that a big problem now in fast food is that your manager/boss usually doesn’t care as long as you get the job done and you get it done fast.
I thought this was exclusively a non-english speaker thing 😞
same gosh
I have the same problem as you, but I'm a spanish speaker, when someone talk in spanish too faster, i can't translate whats Is he saying 😢
ADHD things, I feel you.
Greatest tip ever for any language: after you take some classes and study the rules, consume all the content that you like, topics that you enjoy in that language. My hearing and my thinking improved a lot.
AV and anime for Japanese.
Excuse me?
True true
And don't be over 30 with memory issues, time issues or any issues 😅
True for anyone speaking in their second language in the country of that language. I went to a grocery store to buy some items. I was expecting a greeting, or to ask if I wanted a bag or not, and the price. Instead she asked me if I had a store card, but that card had a special name and I had zero idea what she was talking about. In addition to local slang and colloquialisms, you also have people that talk softly, don´t pronounce all of the syllables, and suddenly you wonder if you´re in a completely different country. So much for being close to fluent. Foiled again.
And they speak a mile a minute, too. They also get really annoyed if you make any sort of mistake.
You can not expect a special snowflake treatment just because you do not know the language. They got work to do, not babysit you.
-Room for cream?
-What?.
Whit cream?....oh yes please
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Sorry but it's with not whit
😂😂 juancito.. en perfecto español 😂😂😂
típico! en vez de estar orgullosos de hablar dos idiomas 😅
The prettiest accent: Argentinian ❤
THIS IS SO TRUE 😭😭😭 I'm scared to order 😣
The best solution I found, so far, it is to know what you want and do not let them speak.
Example: hello! regular cappuccino, medium size no toppings, pleeeease (long please helps)😂😂😂
You can do it! ❤️
@@carokowanzenglish Carol! Me enamoras! Un saludo desde Rusia de un Español!
Mi problema aquí era el mismo pero en ruso🤣🤣🤣
Jajajajjajajaja, that got use to happen to me, but now I do not mind, because in spanish many times happened to
Sii te quedas con hambre nomás😅
The 'Meri-mutt speech is really on point 😂
There are so many English speaking people that barely move their mouth when they speak it's frustrating.
That's not the point. She talks like that on purpose so that she can repeat everything extra clear like to a child and convince herself that her customers are dumb.
@JoergWessels 🤣🤣🤣
@@ColemanRBentz-888 It’s mostly a habit of young people. Most older people don’t do that because when they were in school they were taught how to speak correctly. It was part of English classes. Most schools now don’t even bother with that. Parents also used to tell children to speak clearly, another practice done by very few. The dumbing down of America.
God damn, some casual slurs getting upvoted on youtube😂
"Muh muricuh bad" You people really are obsessed.
I can’t stop laughing 😆
She is so funny and the same time adorable 🥰
In many parts of the US if you say something like "I'm learning English, keep it simple" we will. We know we can be mumbly and confusing sometimes.
Saint people. I miss you here, in France 😂
I'd do that but I don't want to get shot.
That's unfortunately not the current image the country is selling of itself :x
thanks, useful information
@@GYXNES the south does lol. Most Foreigners prefer the south States of the US one reason is the friendly ppl
Simply the best place to study english, I'm from Brazil and at first I swore you were too :)
I feel like if I realize someone is having a hard time understanding me I'd just be mindful of talking slowly and clearly. You never know their circumstances
As someone who has trouble with hearing and needs to process words longer: THANK YOU. I can guess what's someone is saying as I speak English quite well, but being in a country where everything is different - including trivial things like the process of getting food, the culture of talking to people etc - makes it so hard to guess what the person is saying, because I lack social context that I would normally have in my country
As someone with auditory processing issues tysm 😭 It’s so stressful trying to hear people sometimes and my brain takes forever to load what they were saying and so there’s a lot of awkward moments but I appreciate the people who get it and are patient
I've done the same. The last time I worked retail I had a few different instances of people with a variety of disabilities shopping/needing assistance, and I tried to make a point to match my speech to theirs. If they were using simple, straightforward language, I did as well. If they spoke slowly, I waited while they spoke and responded in a slower way (not excessively so because I didn't want them to feel mocked, but slow enough that I was sure they wouldn't likely be struggling to follow what I was saying). I had on woman who struggled for several minutes to count her change before admitting she was from another country and didn't remember what US coins were worth what! I offered to help and showed her each kind of coin, it's name, and value, and together we counted out her change.
It costs so little to be kind to others, especially when it's clear they could use some extra support.
I love this! The world isn't always so kind and polite!
Nos enseñas y nos entretienes al mismo tiempo. Eres adorable!!
Your smile , just after the angel gives the bottle of coffee , always get me !
Aww thank you 🥰
Ну сфере обслуживания человек же должен соревноваться как общаться с покупателем. Если ты видишь что он приезжий, то можно донести все понятнее.
Ну она и доносит со 2-го раза
😂😂😂😂 amazing conversation 😂hhhhhh. initially after thankyou it was really a great sentence. 😂
And this is why I only drink tea...at home. 😭
This's so me😂
I work at something similar to a café and I can say this is pretty accurate omg 😭
Me encanta, Carolina!!! Aprendo un montón contigo.😂😊
Un placer ayudar ❤️🥰❤️🥰
Totalmente de acuerdo contigo
Moi aussi
Gracias duolingo, gracias 😂😂😂
That uniform looks familiar...
2 broke girls. However I assume that's often dinner uniforms
@@NanaNaima1 I know, I'm commenting it jokingly
Definitely there is no better videos on Internet to improve English skills easily, specially vocabulary, I can watch a lot of them and after repeating it another day to memorize. Thank you so much!!
She has such a wonderful and special humor, I love her videos and I think she is a really pretty woman. ❤
❤ ur face expression in both characters ✌️🤠
I love your videos, Caro! I'm from Argentina and I'm learning English thanks to you. 🇦🇷❤️
Caro es de Argentina ajajajajaja
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okay but just imagine being a bartender and the customer says "give me 1 drink"
or being a waitress and the customer says "i would like some food"
They do this often. "Give me a beer." Any beer? Dealer's choice? It's a lot faster to order specifically what you want. 😅
Well, actually, in Italy, a coffee is just an espresso. So, the costumer is not so wrong.
If someone asks for a regular coffee, it's pretty obvious what they want.
Keep in mind some cultural differences. For example in Spain most bar got 1 or max 2 beers from barrel, and all other varieties are bottled. You can specify size but "give me a beer" normally translates as: just give me the common beer you serve in this place.
Agreed. Im a Starbucks barista and I have people come in asking if we sell coffee. Like…my guy…YES. I have patience for people when they order in the cafe, especially if they speak little to no English. I’m 1st gen American, my parents barely speak English. But through drive thru…baby we’re timed and I expect you to already know what you want
This video made me to subscribe the channel. 😊
That 'Ah' remind me to Mike🤣
They are all from the caroverse 😂❤️
More biker mike please 😈
@carokowanzenglish hey great name for a series..Caroverse and her friends? Lol
"Heres your drink Camila 😒" soo funny 😭😭
You better ask yourself if the waitress speaks proper English...
Tô be fair, that conversation had at least 4 languages in it.
Your voice is so soothing ❤
😂 Why is this so funny and so true?
So relatable 😅❤️🥰
Juancito 😅😅
Si dijo "Juancito" es porque habla español :)
Juancito is the best ❤️
Hubiese dicho Juanchito 😊
Coffee Problem❌
Starbucks Problem✅
This is so funny and perfect characterisation... Can't stop watching 😂😂
I'm so afraid to buy coffee alone.
You can do it! ❤️❤️❤️
Just ask for the correct sized brewed coffee with however many creams/sugars as you want. Saying brewed will help a lot (unless you want something else). Also in real life, we won’t ask if you want brewed coffee hot or iced, since we know. And don’t worry about “tall, grande, or venti” that’s specifically at Starbucks, and they seriously don’t care if you say that or small, medium, or large.
Edit: I wanted to add that baristas will definitely be patient and happy to help if you need help. I just wanted to give a template on how to order.
[Size] brewed coffee with X sugars and cream (or a little bit of cream or lot of cream)
@@lex5938 thank you so much❤️
Please don’t!! I used to be a barista and I had no problem being patient with new costumers❤
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You can do it! ❤
The more you practice, the easier it will become.
I believe in you. ❤️
Take good care, friend. 💗
It’s very confusing because “grande” means large in Spanish and Italian and that’s supposed to be the size medium, the small is called tall and the large is called venti, come on!
very interesting lesson❤❤
It makes sense to teach beginners through an approach with a focus that gets down to basics, strips away some nuance and makes things digestible. Understanding some foundational words, phrases, grammar etc can really be the bedrock as we move on to advanced things, particularly learning how everyday people really talk.
It's always key to know whether you just want to learn some things to communicate a little while traveling, whether you're studying as a hobby, or if you're committed in the long run and what context you might be using it (Ie the difference between working at a law firm versus a nightclub).
As this skit shows pretty realistically, these situations may be embarrassing, and certainly not the way to minimize stress and culture shock if you're looking at taking on a high pressure job on a work visa for example, but really it's fine if you're only in the county for a week or so, as you will certainly see improvement from such immersion.
If and when we learn slang and casual pronunciation should be directly tailored to our goals, interests and how we learn personally.
If the waitress were an angel, there would never be such communicational issues ... 😅😂🤣 bravo to all English learners... (including me - myself) 😅🤭
Well, when people find out that I am foreigner, they nearly always kind to me
It is not an expectation, it is a clear CTO's vision of the product! ❤😂
She is so sweet.🫠🫰✨
Hahaha, I love the slow tone she's using at the beginning. She's so cute : )
2 little broke girls 😀
Wonderful 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️
intresting fact! starbucks spell our names wrong on purpose so we would post about it so people would see how theyre names would look like so that basically means were sponsoring them😅
Поэтому, даже когда санкции уберут, я никогда не пойду в этот ваш Старбакс. Хитрый маркетинг меня раздражает, особенно то что вы указали.
tbh sometimes we genuinely cant understand what u said/dont know how to spell and we dont have time to gaf about that when theres a rush going on
Interesting fact! I'm a former sbux barista and this is a common myth! At least in my experience, it often just LOUD and BUSY and im dyslexic. I promise your average barista doesnt care enough to push some stupidly specific marketing scheme, let alone one intended to intentionally anger customers. No manager or shift leader has EVER told me to do that, and I worked w them for 4+ years. Just my experience tho
A barista wrote my name as Peth
THE REFERENCE TO 2 BROKE GIRLS (Caroline and the costume)
As an Italian I'm so confused by the "Grande / Venti" sizes.
"Grande" in Italian literally means "BIG", "Venti" can both mean "Twenty" or "Winds", depending on the accent on the E.
I would be so confused in a situation like this, which one is like regular/normal size? lol
Tall = pequeño, Grande = Mediano y Venti = Grande.
I ❤ ur channel😊
It took her 6 attempts to figure out how to communicate with this customer. The service is top notch!
It took the customer 6 times to know how ordering works
@@sweetsunnyvibesmore like she couldnt, cuz it isnt even her native language
Americans expecting Americano to be the “normal coffee” is just too good
Americano and brewed coffee are not the same.
I don’t think Americans expect that? Normal coffee is drip coffee. Americano is espresso over water
At least it’s free, she never said the price 🗿
She said 1usd
Hah?
VALES BURGUER SI DIJO EO PRECIO 😂
10.50 is not a price???
Very nice! Congrats!
This happen obly in USA and Starbucks' when they're opened abroad, try to ask something like this in Italy where coffee is one of the most drunk things, and I assure you will find yourself on the street without realizing how you got there
I've had this conversation in several other languages. I am always grateful for the willingness of the staff to slow down, even if they are secretly rolling their eyes at me. Also, appreciate about Mango languages that the first lessons (used to be at least) always about coffee. They know what we need when travelling!
That's why introverts don't prefer such places... they'll enjoy homemade coffeeeee ☕🙂
True. Aeropress changed my life!
Man, this is a life saver. Though English is not my first language, I am good at it. But dread going into Starbucks. Always wondered if something was wrong with me. Good to know even native speakers have this issue! 😅😂
I think every place that sells coffee should have something on the menu as a standardized "coffee." I do enjoy customized drinks, but I feel like a large number of people I know don't want anything to do with that, and just want simplicity
If in Indonesia the cafe staff were unfriendly, they would be given one star because in Indonesia all services must be friendly to customers.😂
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@carokowanzenglish thank you so much.Your videos are really helpful for me.I am very grateful for your hard work 🥰❤️
OOH MON DIEU VOUS êtes trop exellente je vous adore !