There's a whole lot of keywords you need to know before going to a bar, a pub or to a restaurant.

Let's study a few of those keywords in a context, right now.
 ... and try to figure out  "the blanks"  below!

... och, ja,
det finns länk till facit längst ned på sidan,
men där ska du väl i alla fall inte börja, eller hur?

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and tapping are but two of words you should be familiar with
when a restaurant.


Now tip and tipping when you let somebody, e.g. the waitress, keep change.
You can say that you tip the or waitress, and during the proper circumstances
it's a gratitude, a token of appreciation you might .

Tap can be a faucet, or a in a beer barrel, from which beer is , drawn or poured.
Beer tapped from a barrel often referred to as draft beer (AE) or (Br).
Now, let's say there's a sign on wall facing you while you are standing at bar,
counter, saying Special Brew of the only £2.50 a pitcher.
The sign refers beer on tap, draft beer, which is into a pitcher and then
you can have pitcher to pour from,serve from, on your own,
's say all four of you, if you are party of four.
This way you don't have ask the bartender, the tapster, the barman to your glass.
Also, draft beer of course, is more inexpensive, cheaper, than bottled beer, beer on bottle.

Tapping gently on or at a doesn't mean one is drawing beer in a way at that door, but rather it says one is lightly knocking.

Tapping and knocking are synonymous, just as tap and knock are.

tip on the other hand, as mentioned previously, mean that money is given to a waiter waitress
as a token of appreciation.
Well tip, like many other words, can mean more than .
Tip sometimes corresponds to Swedish "tipp/tippa".
As result, or should we say consequence, one can not only the waitress or waiter,
also a truck or a wagon. Is that or what ?
If, for some reason, this you confused, you must bear in mind that has many, many words which are just well very confusing to the beginner or non-native.
parts of verbs are often confusing to someone a language as a second language,
because verbs differently in various languages. This is true of words.

One can never ask for strict logic dealing with a language.One often tends to ask logic in a foreign language while studying. Keep mind though, there is hardly logic in any language
other than limited areas. Moreover, the logic referred to, or for, frequently tend to be depending on
mother tongue, and even if there is an organized, and strictly defined structure and in your own language, don't expect logics a foreign language. You are only creating a for yourself, making
things more complicated than necessary. flexible, look, listen and learn. Check for feed-back response in various ways. Look for characteristics, make up your own little library, trying all time to find suitable references to each new ,and also if possible a suitable context, environment, with it should be stored, memorized.Words in most languages to live their own lives, just as we .
Language, being reflections of humans and human endeavors, has better endurance than we have.