Uh, oh. I asked for milk for my coffee, but the waiter forgot it.
He's right over there. Let's try to get his attention.- Excuse me! Excuse me!
- Hm, he can't hear us.
- Yeah, it's really noisy in here.
- Maybe I should get up and go over to him.
- No wait. He's looking now.
- Excuse me, waiter?
Yes, can I help you?- I asked for milk but I think you forgot it. Do you mind bringing some?
- Sorry about that. My mistake.
- I'll bring some right away.
- Thank you.
- Here you go. Sorry again.
- My name's Patrick. Just call if you need anything else.
- No problem. Thanks.
- Oh, excuse me, Patrick?
- Yes?
- Can we have some extra serviettes too, please?
- Sure, coming right up!
- Thanks.
My name's Patrick.
：アメリカやカナダでは、レストランはチップ制が多く、テーブルごとにウェーター（ウェイトレス）が決まっているため、自分の名前を客に言うのは一般的。
serviettes
："serviettes"は"paper napkins"の意味。「ナプキン」。カナダではservietteを使う人が多いが、若年層はpaper napkinを使う傾向がある。