Finding a hair in your food in English
Everyday English for finding a hair in your food. Key line: “Excuse me, I think I found a hair in my food.”
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Used to politely report it.
Add I think to sound softer
Polite request for a new one.
More natural than make it again
Polite way to ask not to pay for it.
Polite way to ask for no charge
Says you are usually easygoing.
Often used before a request
Quick answers
hair in food: what to say in English
Say “I think I found a hair in my food.” — used to politely report it. Add I think to sound softer.
remake: what to say in English
Say “Could you remake it?” — polite request for a new one. More natural than make it again.
no charge: what to say in English
Say “Could you leave this off the bill?” — polite way to ask not to pay for it. Polite way to ask for no charge.
not picky: what to say in English
Say “I'm not picky.” — says you are usually easygoing. Often used before a request.