I'd like — the polite request
“I'd like” is the polite form of “I want”.
In English, I'd like (I would like) is the safest way to order: I'd like a coffee, please. Add please at the end, and the sentence works in almost any café.
A1 · English
Order, ask the price and pay.
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I'd like …, please.
Would like …, please.
I'd like a coffee, please.
Ordering coffee.
I'd like the bill, please.
Asking to pay.
How much is it?
Asking the price.
I'd like water, please.
Ordering water.
No sugar, please.
Without sugar.
Take away, please.
To go.
“I'd like” is the polite form of “I want”.
In English, I'd like (I would like) is the safest way to order: I'd like a coffee, please. Add please at the end, and the sentence works in almost any café.
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