冷蔵庫の飲み物飲みましたか？って英語でなんて言うの？

A mini-fridge or minibar is a small fridge, usually found in a hotel room. When asking someone whether they had any food or drink out of the small refrigerator in their room you can say: Did you use anything from the mini-fridge? Did you use anything from the minibar?

You work at a ryokan (Japanese traditional hotel). When a guest is checking out, you want to ask if they drank anything from the fridge in their room. The above examples may help.

Some luxury hotels have drinks waiting for guests in the minibar found in the room they booked. You can ask the guests if they did see and enjoy the complimentary drinks, by using the sentences above. Minibar: small refrigerator Complimentary: free Luxury hotel: offers luxurious accommodation

Did you use any of the drinks from the refrigerator? We supplied drinks in the refrigerator. Did you have any? How many drinks did you use from the refrigerator? Sometimes it makes them be more truthful if you assume they did have some drinks and let them correct you if they didn't. That's why I put the last question the way I did.

The fridge that contains sweets and drinks in your hotel room as well as being just called a 'fridge' or refrigerator' is also known as the 'mini bar' If you want to ask if they had anything out of it then you might ask 'did you drink anything?' or 'did you have any drinks?'

"Did you drink anything from the fridge?" This sentence is asking whether anyone has taken anything such as food or drink from the fridge, this would often be asked once you have stayed over night in a hotel. "Did you use anything from the mini bar?" This is another way of asking this, a 'Mini bar' is another term used to describe the fridge in ones hotel room, this would contain food like snacks and drink beverages.