A native English speaker orders at a fast-food drive-through: bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit, sausage gravy combo, sweet tea, and two hash browns. Watch how the customer and employee use real phrasing and ordering structure you'll actually hear.
Could we get, um, one bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit and one sausage gravy combo? For fat and drink? And do you have sweet tea? We do. Okay, could we get sweet tea? And what's the fat? Hash brown, please. And then one extra hash brown also. All right, anything else I can do for you today? No, that'll be it. All right, you go ahead and come on around second window.
