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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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At a busy restaurant.
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Let's say you're in a busy fast food chain, and the only way to get you a seat right away is to share a table with someone else. In a situation like this what would you ask the person(people) who are already seated there?
May I share this table with you?
Can I join you here?
Are these okay to use? Let me also know what you normally say in a situation like this.
Thank you.
Let's say you're in a busy fast food chain, and the only way to get you a seat right away is to share a table with someone else. In a situation like this what would you ask the person(people) who are already seated there?
May I share this table with you?
Can I join you here?
Are these okay to use? Let me also know what you normally say in a situation like this.
Thank you.
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Those are both OK. I normally say the first: May I share this table with you?
- Those are both OK.
- I normally say the first: May I share this table with you?
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Those are both OK. I normally say the first: May I share this table with you?
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