Breakfast in Spain
Order a Spanish breakfast at the bar and talk about what you eat in the morning at home.
Breakfast in Spain is light and often eaten standing at a bar: a café con leche, a tostada with tomato and olive oil, a fresh orange juice. Many bars do a cheap "desayuno" deal, and at weekends churros are a treat. The cards follow a morning at home with a Spanish flatmate and a breakfast at the local bar.
- 1
¿Qué sueles desayunar?
What do you usually have for breakfast?
- 2
Yo en casa solo tomo un café.
I just have a coffee at home.
- 3
¿Queda leche?
Is there any milk left?
- 4
Voy a hacer tostadas, ¿quieres?
I'll make some toast, do you want some?
- 5
La cafetera está en el fuego.
The coffee maker is on the stove.
- 6
Nada más levantarme no tengo hambre.
I'm not hungry first thing in the morning.
- 7
Ponme un café con leche, por favor.
I'll have a white coffee, please.
- 8
Una tostada con tomate y aceite.
A toast with tomato and olive oil.
- 9
¿Media o entera?
Half or whole?
- 10
Un zumo de naranja natural, por favor.
A fresh orange juice, please.
- 11
¿Todavía tenéis la oferta de desayuno?
Is the breakfast deal still on?
- 12
¿Me pones el café para llevar?
Could I have the coffee to take away?
- 13
¿Me pones un descafeinado con leche de avena?
Can I have a decaf with oat milk?
- 14
¿Cómo quieres los huevos?
How do you like your eggs?
- 15
Revueltos, con un poco de queso.
Scrambled, with a bit of cheese.
- 16
Los domingos salimos a desayunar churros.
On Sundays we go out for churros.
- 17
Churros con chocolate, lo de toda la vida.
Churros with hot chocolate, the real deal.
- 18
¿Qué te debo?
How much do I owe you?
- 19
Llego tarde, como algo por el camino.
I'm running late, I'll eat something on the way.
- 20
¡Eso sí que es un desayuno!
That's a proper breakfast!