The Ritz Hotel Waiters

The correct answer is "Would you like some potatoes?" because the given statement "A 8:57, Jake propose des pommes de terre" translates to "At 8:57, Jake offers potatoes" in English. To form a question, we can rephrase it as "Would you like some potatoes?"

Dans cette vidéo, le Ritz est situé à Londres.

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The correct answer is that the maître d'hôtel made a mistake by confusing the position of the potatoes with that of the vegetables.

The correct answer is "du poulet rôti, des pommes de terre et des légumes." This answer includes all three components mentioned in the options: roasted chicken, potatoes, and vegetables. The other options either omit one or more of these components or include only two of them.

The correct answer is "à servir du Champagne." This is because the sentence mentions that the hotel manager decides to teach them something at 2:05, and the phrase "à servir du Champagne" means "to serve Champagne." Therefore, the hotel manager is teaching them how to serve Champagne.

The question "A 7:55, quel est le problème?" is asking about the problem at 7:55. The correct answer "Elle est végétarienne" means "She is vegetarian." This suggests that the problem at 7:55 is related to someone being vegetarian.

The correct answer is "de viande". The explanation is that the maître d'hôtel is teaching them how to make a round pinch using a fork and a spoon. At 5:24, he takes a coaster and says that, for practice, it serves as a replacement for meat. This implies that the round pinch technique is typically used when serving meat.

The correct answer is "Il y a 100 ans." This suggests that the Ritz opened its doors 100 years ago.

The correct answer is "plus sérieuse". This means that Barney and Jake's attitude will need to become more serious.

The correct answer is "qu'ils vont devoir organiser un repas dans l'appartement de Barney." This is inferred from the phrase "le maître d'hôtel leur apprend" which suggests that the hotel manager is informing them about organizing a meal. The mention of "dans l'appartement de Barney" indicates that the meal will be organized in Barney's apartment.

The young girl asks "Quel est le plat principal?" which translates to "What is the main dish?" This suggests that she is inquiring about the main course or the main dish being served at 7:49.

The correct answer is "an empty tray." In the given question, it is mentioned that the hotel master is teaching them how to carry a tray that is empty. Therefore, the correct translation in English would be "an empty tray."

Jake believes that he is better than Barney.

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The correct answer suggests that using a round clamp is easy to do, but difficult to do well. This implies that while the basic action of using the clamp may not be challenging, performing it skillfully or with precision is a more difficult task.

The correct answer is to not look at the glasses. This can be inferred from the given statement "Le maître d'hôtel conseille de..." which translates to "The head waiter advises to...". Since the verb "regarder" means "to look at", the advice is to not look at the glasses.

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The correct answer is that Tony le maître d'hôtel thinks they had the right reaction when the young girl spilled her drink.

The correct answer is "a coaster." A coaster is a small mat or pad placed under a glass or cup to protect the surface of a table. In English, "dessous-de-verre" translates to "under-the-glass," but the term "a coaster" is commonly used to refer to this item.

Barney and Jake have 5 days to learn how to become good servers.

The correct answer is "bien plus facile de servir les légumes que le sandwich avec une pince." This means that Jake finds it much easier to serve the vegetables than the sandwich with a pair of tongs.

The correct answer is "Oui, dans un boui-boui." This means "Yes, in a dive." This suggests that Barney and Jake have worked as servers in a small, low-quality restaurant or café.

The correct answer is "faire comme si de rien n'était." This means that Tony advises Barney and Jake to act as if nothing happened if they accidentally drop a plate during a real service.

"Verser" is a French verb that means "to pour." It refers to the action of transferring a liquid or substance from one container to another in a controlled manner. This can be done by tilting or emptying the original container to allow the liquid to flow out smoothly. The correct answer "to pour" accurately translates the meaning of the verb "verser" in English.

The correct answer is "What's the main course?" and "What is the main course?". Both sentences are grammatically correct and have the same meaning. The first sentence uses the contraction "What's" for "What is", while the second sentence uses the full form "What is".