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Tacos for Two Daniel shares with Olga how to make tacos for a special dinner guest. Script Vocab Quiz Daniel: Hey Olga, how are you? Olga: Hi, and how are you Daniel? Daniel: I'm fine thanks. I need to ask you a favor. Olga: Sure, what's up? Daniel: Well I'm trying to impress a girl and I need to cook something for her. Olga: I see. Daniel: So I was thinking of Mexican food. Olga: Wow, that's a good option. Daniel: What can you recommend me? Olga: Why don't you cook tacos? Daniel: OK. Olga: It's fairly simple and I think you can do it. Can you get tortillas? Daniel: I might be able to get them but I'm not really sure. Olga: Well if you get them then I can just cook the meat, you know. It's really easy, like in a pan, a fry pan, you just fry it with onion, salt, pepper, and maybe a little bit of chilli peppper. Do you like it hot? Daniel: I would rather not to have it that hot. It's the first date. Olga: Yeah, but you know it's romantic. Daniel: OK. Olga: Maybe just a bit. So yeah you just cut a little bit of chilli pepper and put it inside and when you've made this you just put it inside a tortilla, wrap it and maybe put some salad like lettuce and tomato on top with a little bit of cream. Daniel: OK, what kind of cream? Olga: The one that's not sweet, you know the natural cream. Daniel: That white one? Olga: Yeah, right and are you sure about the tortillas? Daniel: Just explain me so in case I cannot get them. Olga: Just get corn flour. Daniel: Corn flour? Olga: Yeah, I think you can get it anywhere or at least on the internet and you just mix it with some water and maybe a little bit of salt and make like a... Daniel: Pastry? Olga: Yeah and just take a little round ball the size that you can hold it in your hand and you know like extend it to make the shape of the tortilla and just heat it up in the pan without any oil or anything and it's done like in one minute. Daniel: Wow that's really easy. You think it's going to work? Olga: Of course. Daniel: Thanks. Olga: You're welcome.r TwoLearn Vocabulary from the Lesson be worth it image It might be worth it. When something is worth it, that means we benefit from it. Notice the following: Taking the course was worth it. It's expensive software. I hope it's worth it. let me take that back image You can bring as many guests as you like. Well let me take that back. You can bring a couple of guests. When we want to change something we've just said, we say "let me take that back." Notice the following: Let me take that back. I love your new hairstyle. Let me take that back. I really didn't mean it. in particular image Are you celebrating something in particular or is it somebody else's birthday? The term 'in particular' is similar in meaning to 'specific'. Notice the following: Are you looking for something in particular? Are you looking for something specific? Let me think about it image OK. Let me think about it. We use the phrase 'let me think about it' when we need time to make a decision. Notice the following: It's nice, but let me think about it. Let me think about it and get back to you. pressure image I don't want to pressure you or anything like that. When we pressure someone, that means we try to get them to do something they don't want to do. Notice the following: They pressured him into quitting. Stop pressuring me! Vocabulary Quiz worth it • take back • particular think about • pressure I can't think of anyone in . All the money we spent for the trip was . I want to that comment I just made. Don't let anyone you into joining. Let me it before I make a decision. Check Answers Reset!artyPage updated
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