Taipei:

A conversation in a small restaurant.

  M:	   Yùzhēn, nǐ xiǎng chi shénme?		                        Yùzhēn, what do you want to eat?
  F:	   Suíbiàn. Nǐ diǎn ba.		                                As you like. You order.
  M:	   Wǒmen diǎn diǎn guōtiē, suān là tāng, hǎo bu hǎo?		   We'll order some fried dumplings and sour and hot soup, Okay?
  F:	   Hǎo a.		                                              Okay.
  M:	   Hái yào jǐge bāozi, zěnmeyàng?		                     How about a few bāozi, too?
  F:	   Hǎo a. Bù yào diǎn tài duō le.		                      Okay. Don't order too much.

(Now the man talks with the waitress.)

F2:	 Nǐmen diǎn dian shénme?	你们点点什么？	 What will you order?

M:	 Wǒmen yào èrshige guōtiē, sìge bāozi, liǎngwǎn suān là tāng.	我们要二十个锅贴、四个包子、两碗酸辣汤。	 We want twenty fried dumplings, four bāozi, two bowls of sour and hot soup.

F2:	 Hǎo. Jiù lái.	好。就来。	 Okay, it'll be here right away.