The next sentence: Para mí, una paella de primero, por favor.
You arrive at the restaurant by paraglider, sit down at the table and drink a glass of milk (para mí – “Milch” is German for “milk”). Then you order a paella (una paella). The waiter looks at you and thinks for a moment (de): he has been watching YouTube – aren’t you that prince who sat by the sea? You go red in the face with embarrassment (primero – from the German “Prinz”, “Meer” and “rot”: “prince”, “sea” and “red”). Then he walks out through the gate (por favor).