Write a dialogue of at least 8 lines (excluding greetings and leave-takings) between one or more restaurant customers who are ordering food and the waiter. set it up in dialogue form; start a new line each time a different person speaks. give a name for each person who is ordering and use "camarero(a)" for the waiter. stick to vocabulary, verbs, and grammatical constructions that you have learned in this course. check to make sure each verb matches the subject and that all adjectives and definite/indefinite articles match their nouns.

In this problem we need to set up a dialogue where one or more restaurant customers are ordering in a restaurant. Let's use two customers and let's name them as Pablo and Carlos that are two very common Spanish names. So, as indicated in the problem we will name the water as camarero, so excluding greetings and leave-takings we have:

CAMARERO: ¿Qué desean comer?

PABLO: ¿Cuál es la orden del día?

CAMARERO: Arroz con pollo, ensalada y plátano frito.

PABLO: ¡Amo el arroz con pollo! Me trae un plato, por favor.

CAMARERO: ¿Y usted Señor? ¿Que desea?

CARLOS: ¿Tiene carne en salsa?

CAMARERO: Sí, si tenemos.

CARLOS: Me trae un plato con arroz y papas por favor.

CAMARERO: ¡Perfecto! ¿y de beber que van a tomar?

PABLO: Me trae un jugo de limón, por favor.

CARLOS: A mi me trae una soda.