Checking you are in the right line in English
What to say when you want to check if you're in the right line.
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Key phrases
The lines worth keeping. Read them once before you go out.
Use it to ask if this is the bakery line
line = American English; British English: queue. Also: Are you in line?
Ask how long they have waited
Jake: It moves fast. = the line moves fast
Ask if waiting is worth it
worth the wait = worth waiting; Totally. = yes, definitely
Say thanks for the suggestion
tip here = small suggestion, not money
Quick answers
People are lined up outside. You want to check: what to say in English
Say “Is this the line for the bakery?” — use it to ask if this is the bakery line. line = American English; British English: queue. Also: Are you in line?
See if it's worth waiting: what to say in English
Say “How long have you been waiting?” — ask how long they have waited. Jake: It moves fast. = the line moves fast.
Ask while you're at it: what to say in English
Say “Is it worth the wait?” — ask if waiting is worth it. worth the wait = worth waiting; Totally. = yes, definitely.
Jake “Get the croissants”: what to say in English
Say “Thanks for the tip!” — say thanks for the suggestion. tip here = small suggestion, not money.