Real, everyday American English — The Drive-thru, the Counter and the Coffee Order (Part 2). You hear 40 phrases Americans actually use, each spoken clearly with a natural-speed repeat, the stressed syllable marked, and a short note on when to use it. Then take the matching quiz. Phrases in this episode (CAPITALS = the beat): Do you want room for cream? [duh yuh WAHNT ROOM fur KREEM?] Can you leave room for cream? [kun yuh LEEV ROOM fur KREEM?] No room, thanks. [NOH ROOM, THANGKS.] Cream and two sugars. [KREEM un TOO SHUU-gurz.] Just a splash of milk. [jist uh SPLASH uv MILK.] Can I get that decaf? [kun eye GET that DEE-kaf?] Hot or iced? [HAHT ur YST?] Iced, please. [YST, PLEEZ.] What's the difference between cold brew and iced coffee? [wuts thuh DIH-fruns bih-TWEEN KOHLD BROO un YST KAW-fee?] Can I just get a shot of espresso? [kun eye jist GET uh SHAHT uv eh-SPREH-soh?] Do you have almond milk? [duh yuh HAV AH-mund MILK?] Can you make it extra hot? [kun yuh MAYK it EK-struh HAHT?] Can I get a cup of ice on the side? [kun eye GET uh KUP uv YS ahn thuh SYD?] Can I get a sleeve for that? [kun eye GET uh SLEEV fur that?] Do you want whipped cream on that? [duh yuh WAHNT WIPT KREEM ahn that?] Can I get it unsweetened? [kun eye GET it un-SWEE-tund?] How many pumps? [HOW MEH-nee PUMPS?] Can you do two pumps instead of four? [kun yuh DOO TOO PUMPS in-STED uv FOHR?] Do you guys do free refills? [duh yuh GYZ doo FREE REE-filz?] Cream and sugar are over there. [KREEM un SHUU-gur ur OH-vur THAIR.] Can I get a name for that? [kun eye GET uh NAYM fur that?] Just put my initials. [JUHST PUUT my ih-NIH-shulz.] I think that one's mine. [eye THINGK that WUNZ MYN.] Close enough. [KLOHS ih-NUF.] Can I get that with no onions? [kun eye GET that with NOH UN-yunz?] No pickles, please. [NOH PIH-kulz, PLEEZ.] Can I get extra sauce? [kun eye GET EK-struh SAWS?] Can I get the dressing on the side? [kun eye GET thuh DREH-sing ahn thuh SYD?] …and more in the episode