CrazyWaiter’s Framework of Reference for Languages

There’s an Common European Framework of Reference for Languages which is very handy to evaluate your language skills. I made an own version of it. In fact the steps like I experience them are ‘Hello -> Order -> Information -> Complaint’, but I also applied the framework to our work so you can evaluate yourselfMeer lezen over “CrazyWaiter’s Framework of Reference for Languages”

I had a dream… speaking 6 languages

When I came to my current workplace almost five years ago, I saw several maps in different languages. “What would it be cool to be able to understand and speak them all”, I thought- and wished by myself. I started with Dutch (mother tongue), English and a very basic knowledge of French and German. ThenMeer lezen over “I had a dream… speaking 6 languages”

International Hospitality Words

We all know that speaking the guests language is THE way to get rapport with him or her. Especially to make contact with the children it’s good to speak some words of their mothertongue. That’s why I’m started to learn the basics of several languages. I love to share my knowledge, thus I’m proud toMeer lezen over “International Hospitality Words”

Playing with accents

Today I was seater. I take the guest to the table and explain the buffet:”et voila, l’entrée, l’entrée, plat chaud, dessert“. She:”attendez monsieur je vais le traduire pour les autres… l’entrée l’entréé plat chaud dessert“. WTF!!! Being a polyglot isn’t easy, you have to fight against your accent because they don’t understand you. French isMeer lezen over “Playing with accents”

Hablamos espagnol! (part 1)

Spanish people and especially their kids are Crazy Waiter’s Heaven. They are very open for interaction and very lively. But a condition is that you have to speak a bit Spanish. You don’t need a lot knowledge because we’re born improvisers of course 🙂 This video is made of the guest point of view, butMeer lezen over “Hablamos espagnol! (part 1)”

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