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At the Hotel Desk

Checking in: a passport, a key card and three questions every traveller asks.

A conversation at a hotel reception. The receptionist uses the polite 您(nín) for “you”. Listen for the three questions the guest asks — about the room, breakfast and checking out.

Sūfēi

你好(nǐhǎo),我(wǒ)在(zài)网上(wǎngshàng)预订(yùdìng)了(le)一(yí)个(ge)房间(fángjiān)。我(wǒ)叫(jiào)苏菲(Sūfēi)。

Zhōu Lín

您好(nínhǎo)!请(qǐng)给(gěi)我(wǒ)看(kàn)一下(yíxià)您(nín)的(de)护照(hùzhào)。

Sūfēi

好(hǎo)的(de),给(gěi)您(nín)。

Zhōu Lín

您(nín)订(dìng)的(de)是(shì)一(yí)个(ge)单人间(dānrénjiān),住(zhù)三(sān)个(ge)晚上(wǎnshang),对(duì)吗(ma)?

Sūfēi

对(duì)。房间(fángjiān)里(lǐ)能(néng)开(kāi)空调(kōngtiáo)吗(ma)?今天(jīntiān)太(tài)热(rè)了(le)。

Zhōu Lín

能(néng)。这(zhè)是(shì)您(nín)的(de)房卡(fángkǎ),您(nín)的(de)房间(fángjiān)是(shì)八零六(bālíngliù)。

Sūfēi

早餐(zǎocān)几(jǐ)点(diǎn)开始(kāishǐ)?

Zhōu Lín

早上(zǎoshang)六(liù)点(diǎn)半(bàn)到(dào)九(jiǔ)点(diǎn)半(bàn),在(zài)餐厅(cāntīng),就(jiù)在(zài)前台(qiántái)旁边(pángbiān)。

Sūfēi

最后(zuìhòu)一(yì)天(tiān)我(wǒ)几(jǐ)点(diǎn)退房(tuìfáng)?

Zhōu Lín

中午(zhōngwǔ)十二(shí'èr)点(diǎn)以前(yǐqián)。您(nín)的(de)行李(xíngli)可以(kěyǐ)放(fàng)在(zài)前台(qiántái)。

Sūfēi

太好了(tàihǎole),谢谢(xièxie)!

More sentences on this in “Language in use”: Chinese for travelling

Words
100
Sentences
17
Words per sentence
5.9
in the vocabulary
100 %
measured level
2
Reading time
1 min

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3 questions on the text. With each answer the sentence it comes from appears — a question whose answer you cannot find in the text tests nothing.

1. How many nights does Sophie stay?

2. Where is breakfast?

3. What is Sophie’s room number?