Don’t Say: I Want A Hamburger.
Say: I’d Like A Hamburger.
Or: I’ll Have A Hamburger, Please.
“I want” sounds like a demand, as if you are commanding the other person to fulfill your desires. “I’d like” is a more polite and diplomatic phrase. When ordering food and drinks, we often use “I’ll have…”
“I want”聽起來就像是命令，好像你在要求別人滿足你的需求一樣。“I’d like”則是一種更禮貌的交往用語。當點餐時，我們經常用“I’ll have…”。
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