| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | A little for everyone first. | Managing fair serving |
| 2. | Be careful, it’s hot. | Warning about temperature |
| 3. | Can I get you anything? | Checking on guest needs |
| 4. | Can I offer you dessert? | Offering something sweet |
| 5. | Can I pour you some wine? | Offering wine service |
| 6. | Can I refill your glass? | Offering more to drink |
| 7. | Can I show you around? | Offering a quick tour |
| 8. | Can I take your coat? | Offering to hang outerwear |
| 9. | Can I top you up? | Offering more drink |
| 10. | Coffee or tea? | Offering hot drinks |
| 11. | Come meet everyone. | Introducing a guest |
| 12. | Could you grab some plates? | Requesting help with dishes |
| 13. | Could you open this for me? | Asking for quick help |
| 14. | Could you pass the salt? | Asking for seasoning |
| 15. | Dig in. | Inviting people to start eating |
| 16. | Dinner will be ready soon. | Giving a timing update |
| 17. | Dinner’s almost ready. | Updating meal timing |
| 18. | Do you know each other? | Checking prior acquaintance |
| 19. | Don’t wait for me. | Telling guests to begin |
| 20. | Drive safely. | Parting wish |
| 21. | Everything was delicious. | Praising the meal |
| 22. | Feel free to mingle. | Encouraging socializing |
| 23. | Go ahead and start. | Telling others not to wait |
| 24. | Have a good night. | Warm farewell |
| 25. | Have some more. | Encouraging another helping |
| 26. | Help yourself. | Inviting free choice |
| 27. | Here’s to good company. | Offering a friendly toast |
| 28. | How do you know Sam? | Making introductions easier |
| 29. | How have you been? | Starting conversation warmly |
| 30. | How is everything? | Asking about the meal |
| 31. | I can make you a plate. | Offering to serve someone |
| 32. | I hope you like it. | Expressing hope about food |
| 33. | I’ll bring out the salad. | Announcing next course |
| 34. | I’ll get the next course. | Announcing next serving step |
| 35. | I’m happy you could make it. | Saying you’re glad they came |
| 36. | I’m so glad you came. | Warmly welcoming a guest |
| 37. | I’ve packed you some leftovers. | Giving food to take |
| 38. | Is anyone avoiding dairy? | Asking about dietary needs |
| 39. | It was my pleasure. | Responding graciously |
| 40. | It’s great to see you. | Friendly greeting phrase |
| 41. | Join us at the table. | Inviting someone to sit and eat |
| 42. | Just enjoy yourself. | Encouraging relaxation |
| 43. | Let me clear these. | Offering to remove dishes |
| 44. | Let me get you a drink. | Offering a beverage |
| 45. | Let me know about allergies. | Checking dietary safety |
| 46. | Let me walk you out. | Seeing guests to the door |
| 47. | Let me wrap that up. | Offering to package food |
| 48. | Let’s do this again soon. | Friendly closing invitation |
| 49. | Let’s eat before it gets cold. | Prompting the meal start |
| 50. | Let’s move into the dining room. | Directing guests to another room |
| 51. | Make yourselves at home. | Inviting guests to relax |
| 52. | Mind the hot dish. | Warning about hot cookware |
| 53. | No rush at all. | Telling guests to relax |
| 54. | No worries at all. | Reassuring after apology |
| 55. | Pass your plate down. | Directing plate movement |
| 56. | Please come to the table. | Inviting guests to dine |
| 57. | Please excuse the mess. | Apologizing for untidiness |
| 58. | Please have a seat. | Inviting someone to sit |
| 59. | Please help me serve. | Asking for serving assistance |
| 60. | Please leave your dish here. | Directing where dishes go |
| 61. | Please pass the bread. | Requesting a dish politely |
| 62. | Please sit wherever you’d like. | Allowing free seating choice |
| 63. | Please take some home. | Offering leftovers |
| 64. | Please try the dessert. | Encouraging dessert tasting |
| 65. | Save room for dessert. | Mentioning dessert ahead |
| 66. | Should I turn the heat down? | Adjusting room temperature |
| 67. | Sit back and relax. | Inviting comfort |
| 68. | Stay as long as you like. | Inviting guests to linger |
| 69. | Still or sparkling? | Offering water options |
| 70. | Take another piece. | Encouraging more dessert |
| 71. | Thanks for coming. | Showing appreciation for attendance |
| 72. | That one is gluten-free. | Identifying a safe option |
| 73. | The bathroom is down the hall. | Giving a house direction |
| 74. | The main course is coming up. | Announcing the next dish |
| 75. | The roast needs five minutes. | Explaining a brief wait |
| 76. | The table’s ready. | Announcing the meal setup |
| 77. | There’s a seat over there. | Pointing out an open seat |
| 78. | There’s cake in the kitchen. | Pointing out dessert location |
| 79. | There’s plenty more. | Reassuring about extra food |
| 80. | This is my friend Alex. | Introducing someone by name |
| 81. | This one is vegetarian. | Identifying a meat-free dish |
| 82. | To a lovely evening. | Making a warm toast |
| 83. | Try some of this. | Encouraging tasting a dish |
| 84. | Try the sauce with it. | Suggesting a combination |
| 85. | Use the serving spoon. | Directing proper serving |
| 86. | Watch your step. | Warning about footing |
| 87. | We’ll eat in a minute. | Giving a short timing update |
| 88. | We’re just waiting on one thing. | Explaining a small delay |
| 89. | Welcome, come on in. | Greeting guests at the door |
| 90. | Who wants dessert? | Offering dessert |
| 91. | Would anyone like decaf? | Offering decaffeinated coffee |
| 92. | Would you care for water? | Offering water politely |
| 93. | Would you like some more? | Offering another serving |
| 94. | Would you mind passing this? | Polite request at table |
| 95. | Would you prefer white or red? | Offering wine choices |
| 96. | You can set it over there. | Directing where to place something |
| 97. | You didn’t have to do all this. | Appreciating the effort |
| 98. | You don’t need to help. | Politely refusing help |
| 99. | You’re welcome anytime. | Inviting future visits |
| 100. | Your home is lovely. | Complimenting the home |
