後どれぐらい待ちますかって英語でなんて言うの？

By asking how much longer should i wait? Is inquiring the time you should be waiting for your table, your meal or simply for the bill. But remember to always be polite in asking as i showed above, always start of by saying: 1. Pardon me 2. Please 3. Excuse me sir/madam

Excuse me, I have been waiting a while now. How much longer do I have to wait? - first explain that you have already been waiting a while (some time). Then you can ask how much longer (how much more time) you will have to wait Any idea how much longer the wait is? -This is a good way of asking if the waiter/waitress has 'any idea' of how long the wait is. How long will my food be? - this is a more direct way of asking how long you will have to wait for your food and is probably the best way of getting an answer.

"Excuse me, How much longer do I have to wait?" This politely asks the person to tell you how much longer you have to wait. "Excuse me" will attract their attention. "How much longer do I have to wait?" Asks them about the time. "Can you please tell me what the waiting time is? " This asks the person what the full waiting time is.

In the first question, you are being very direct.. You would like the waiter to tell you just how much longer you have to wait for you order. The adverb 'just' has been added to the question to mean 'exactly'. It is the same as asking: Please tell me exactly how much longer I have to wait for my order? In the second question, you have added an appeal: I am starving. This is to indicate just how desperate you are for your food. It adds some form of urgency to he question: How much longer will I have to wait?

"How much longer will it be?I am famished." famished = This is the state of being extremely hungry. e.g "I'm famished—is there anything to eat?" You could also say : -I am starving to death -I am so hungry I could eat a horse. "How much time should I allow for the food to arrive?" To "allow time" is to wait for something to happen or your meal to arrive.

Either of these questions is quite clear.

When you want to ask how much longer you have to wait at a restaurant, you can say: "How much longer will it be?" "Is it going to take much longer?"

The first question is very direct and straight-forward. By asking "any news on the situation "you are asking for any updates regarding the remainig waiting time. Make sure to always add "excuse me" or "pardon me" to sound polite.

If you would like to ask someone how much longer the wait will be you can say something like "Excuse me, how much longer is the wait?" or "I'm sorry, but how much longer will the waiting time be?". Both are polite ways to say this that also get your point across.