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Can someone translate the phrase: "please order at your table" for me into Italian, German, French and Spanish? (native speakers or experts preferably)

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by harlekkin on February 20th, 2009
It's more correct to say:

Bitte bestellen Sie an Ihrem (or simply "am") Tisch.

Please order You at Your table (literally).
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