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어느 날 저녁, 딸이 들뜬 목소리로 말했습니다.
영자는 처음엔 '우리 집에서 친구들 초대하는 건가?' 싶었지만, 알고 보니 근처 이탈리안 레스토랑에서 딸의 친구들과 함께하는 자리였어요.
영자는 약간 긴장했습니다. '미국식 식사 예절? 포크랑 나이프를 어떻게 쓰는 거였지? 빵은 언제 먹는 거였더라?'
식당에 도착하니 세팅부터 화려했어요. 접시는 여러 개, 포크는 두 개, 나이프 한 개, 빵 접시, 얼음이 가득한 물잔까지.
딸의 친구들이 반갑게 인사했습니다.
영자는 수줍게 미소를 지으며 고개를 끄덕였어요. 친구들은 모두 따뜻하고 친절했습니다.
음식은 한 번에 다 나오지 않고, 순서대로 나왔어요. 먼저 상큼한 샐러드, 그 다음 파스타, 마지막으로 달콤한 디저트까지. 영자는 딸을 슬쩍슬쩍 곁눈질하며 똑같이 따라 했습니다.
'와, 생각보다 미국식 식사 재미있네!'
식사가 끝나갈 무렵, 영자는 뭔가 용기를 내보고 싶었어요. 딸에게 살짝 물었죠.
딸이 귓속말로 알려주었습니다. "엄마, 'Could I have the check, please?'라고 하면 돼요!"
영자는 속으로 몇 번을 되뇌었어요. 그리고 웨이터가 지나갈 때 용기를 내서 또박또박 말했습니다.
웨이터는 환하게 웃으며 대답했어요. "Of course, ma'am! Right away."
딸이 자랑스러운 표정으로 엄마를 바라봤습니다. 친구들도 "Wow, Young-ja!" 하며 박수를 쳤어요. 영자는 쑥스럽지만 너무 뿌듯했습니다. 🍽️
Young-ja goes to a restaurant with her daughter.
Her daughter's friends are there too.
It is an Italian restaurant.
Young-ja sees two forks and a knife on the table.
She is a little nervous.
The food comes in courses. She follows her daughter.
After dinner, she wants to pay.
"Could I have the check, please?" she says to the waiter.
The waiter smiles. "Of course, ma'am!"
Young-ja's daughter is very proud.
Tonight, Young-ja's daughter invites her to an American-style dinner.
They go to a nice Italian restaurant with her daughter's friends.
Young-ja is a little nervous about American dining etiquette.
There are two forks, a knife, and a bread plate on the table.
The friends say, "Hi, Young-ja! Nice to meet you!"
The food comes in courses — salad, pasta, then dessert.
Young-ja watches her daughter and follows her carefully.
She actually enjoys the American dinner.
After the meal, Young-ja wants to ask for the bill.
"Could I have the check, please?" she says clearly.
The waiter smiles, and her daughter looks proud.
Tonight is special for Young-ja — her daughter has invited her and her friends out for an American-style dinner at a nice Italian restaurant.
At first, Young-ja thought her daughter was hosting at home, but then she learned they would celebrate at a restaurant.
She feels a bit nervous, worried about American dining etiquette and whether she'll know which fork to use.
When they sit down, Young-ja notices there are two forks, a knife, a bread plate, and a glass of ice water at each setting.
Her daughter's friends greet her warmly, saying, "It's so nice to meet you, Young-ja!"
Young-ja smiles shyly and tries to relax.
The meal comes in courses: first a fresh salad, then a pasta main course, and finally a sweet dessert.
Young-ja carefully watches her daughter and follows her movements.
Surprisingly, she finds the American style quite enjoyable and elegant.
After the meal, Young-ja wants to do something on her own to prove her courage.
Her daughter whispers, "Mom, here they call the bill a 'check.'"
When the waiter passes by, Young-ja takes a deep breath and asks clearly, "Could I have the check, please?"
The waiter smiles warmly and replies, "Of course, ma'am! Right away."
Young-ja's daughter beams with pride — her mom is doing great in America.
Young-ja goes to a restaurant with her daughter.
Her daughter's friends are there too.
It is an Italian restaurant.
Young-ja sees two forks and a knife on the table.
She is a little nervous.
The food comes in courses. She follows her daughter.
After dinner, she wants to pay.
"Could I have the check, please?" she says to the waiter.
The waiter smiles. "Of course, ma'am!"
Young-ja's daughter is very proud.
Tonight, Young-ja's daughter invites her to an American-style dinner.
They go to a nice Italian restaurant with her daughter's friends.
Young-ja is a little nervous about American dining etiquette.
There are two forks, a knife, and a bread plate on the table.
The friends say, "Hi, Young-ja! Nice to meet you!"
The food comes in courses — salad, pasta, then dessert.
Young-ja watches her daughter and follows her carefully.
She actually enjoys the American dinner.
After the meal, Young-ja wants to ask for the bill.
"Could I have the check, please?" she says clearly.
The waiter smiles, and her daughter looks proud.
Tonight is special for Young-ja — her daughter has invited her and her friends out for an American-style dinner at a nice Italian restaurant.
At first, Young-ja thought her daughter was hosting at home, but then she learned they would celebrate at a restaurant.
She feels a bit nervous, worried about American dining etiquette and whether she'll know which fork to use.
When they sit down, Young-ja notices there are two forks, a knife, a bread plate, and a glass of ice water at each setting.
Her daughter's friends greet her warmly, saying, "It's so nice to meet you, Young-ja!"
Young-ja smiles shyly and tries to relax.
The meal comes in courses: first a fresh salad, then a pasta main course, and finally a sweet dessert.
Young-ja carefully watches her daughter and follows her movements.
Surprisingly, she finds the American style quite enjoyable and elegant.
After the meal, Young-ja wants to do something on her own to prove her courage.
Her daughter whispers, "Mom, here they call the bill a 'check.'"
When the waiter passes by, Young-ja takes a deep breath and asks clearly, "Could I have the check, please?"
The waiter smiles warmly and replies, "Of course, ma'am! Right away."
Young-ja's daughter beams with pride — her mom is doing great in America.
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