A beer in a Bavarian bar? A box of chocolates in a Swiss sweets shop? A hot drink in an Austrian ski lodge? What would you like to ask for in German after hearing today’s lesson?

Hi. ^^

Einmal die Nummer 5 bitte. ^^ Gebratener Reis mit Hühnerfleisch und Gemüse. ^^

As for the whipped cream. The German equivalent would be “Schlagsahne”.
So it would be: “Eine heiße Schokolade mit Schlagsahne, bitte.”
More often than not the waitress will ask you, because with whipped cream you’ll have to pay a few cent more. And if she is lazy she will most likely ask “Mit Sahne?” which actually means cream but it’s used as an equivalent in that certain place.
Only in Austria they call it “Schlagobers”. According to Wiki the first Part “Schlag” comes from Schlagsahne and the second one “Obers” from the very fact that whipped cream floates on top… So it relates to the word “oben” (on top) which actually makes sense. I always thought it was from “Oberst” which is a millitary rank… Honestly don’t know why, but that used to be my explanation till I looked it up right now… ^_^;;