あとどれくらい待ちますか？って英語でなんて言うの？

Starting a question with 'excuse me' is a polite way of gaining someones attention. Especially in a busy place it can be hard to get a member of staff's attention. Many customers can also be rude, so by being polite you may be more likely to be served faster than if rude.

If you are in a queue waiting then you might want to know how long the wait will be you could ask 'How much longer is the wait?' or 'How much longer will I have to wait? if you want to know an exact time then you can ask 'How many minutes more will I have to wait?'

When it is your turn, it means that you will be attended in the restaurant or store. This is an informal but polite way to ask about a wait time. I hope that this helps! :)

You could simply ask the question:- How much longer do I have to wait? This question indicates that you have waitedsome time already, and would like to know how much longer.

The two questions you see provided above are great ways to ask an employee at a store or restaurant how long you will have to wait. In the second sentence you will see the term waiting time. We use this in English to refer to the amount of time we have to wait for something, like a doctor's appointment or a table at a restaurant.

Excuse me, how much longer is the wait in the queue? This sentence is asking the listener how long you will have to wait before you can sit at a table in a restaurant/store. If you want to know specifically how much more time then you can simply ask "Excuse me how many more minutes will I have to wait." The listener will then tell you how many minutes you possibly have to wait. This will help you know what time you can expect.