アメリカと日本の違うところ:チップって 第一 U.S. and Japan Differences: What is Tipping, Part 1 インクル英会話磐田市
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Tipping is a fundamental part of the restaurant and service industry in the US. As you may know, tipping (or leaving a tip) is leaving money for an employee who provided you with a service like a waiter, bartender, cab driver, pizza delivery driver, or hair stylist.
Leaving a tip is of course not required by law, but anyone who doesn't leave a tip is seen as inconsiderate, rude, or even scum by everyone else.
If you travel to the United States, be sure to leave a tip of about 15% of your bill’s total for a restaurant, $2-$5 for a haircut, and $3-$6 for food delivery.
単語
- tipping (動詞 to tip) チップを与えること
- fundamental 基本的な
- industry 産業
- employee 従業員
- require 必要とする
- inconsiderate 無神経
- scum 屑、蛆虫
- be sure きっと、したほうがいい
- bill 会計