PHRASES
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hola buenas tardes su orden se esta tardando
→ “hello, good afternoon, your order is taking a long time”
hola [hola] — hello — the most basic greeting, like 'hi'
buenas [buenas] — good (plural form used for greetings in the afternoon/evening)
tardes [tardes] — afternoons — part of the greeting phrase
su [su] — your (formal) — polite way to say 'your'
orden [orden] — order — what you've asked for at the restaurant
se [se] — itself — reflexive pronoun, often used with verbs to mean 'is getting' or 'is happening'
esta [está] — is (present tense of 'estar') — linking verb meaning 'to be'
tardando [tardando] — taking a long time — gerund form of 'tarde', meaning 'to be late'
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por que esta saturado el restaurante
→ “because the restaurant is packed/full”
por [por] — because — explaining the reason
que [que] — that — connecting clause
esta [está] — is (present tense of 'estar') — linking verb
saturado [saturado] — packed/full — literally means 'overloaded', but here it's used humorously
el restaurante [restaurante] — restaurant — where the food is being served
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según usted es invento mio entonces
→ “according to you, it's my invention then”
según [según] — according to — showing whose opinion is being stated
usted [usted] — you (formal singular) — polite way to address someone
es [es] — is (third person singular of 'ser') — linking verb
invento [invento] — invention — something made up
mio [mío] — mine — possessive pronoun
entonces [entonces] — then — concluding the thought