At the Hotel
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AT THE HOTEL – reception desk Guest: Good morning! Front Desk: Good morning Sir, how can I help you? G: I’d like a room for the weekend. F: Single or double, Sir? G: Single, please. G: Do all rooms have mini-bars? F: Yes Sir, and cable TV too. Could you fill up the registration form, please? G: ohh... F: Oh, I’m sorry, Sir. I will do it for you. G: Thank you, ma’am. F: Your last name, please? G: Patterson. F: Could you spell it? G: P.a.t.t.e.r.s.o.n. F: And your first name? G: Jonathan. F: Home address? G: Waipawa... F: ?? G: Waipawa, The Old Sheep Farm, New Zealand. F: Nationality? G: New Zealander. F: And when were you born? G: April 21 st , 1970. F: And what’s your occupation?
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AT THE HOTEL – reception desk
Guest: Good morning!
Front Desk: Good morning Sir, how can I help you?
G: I’d like a room for the weekend.
F: Single or double, Sir?
G: Single, please.
G: Do all rooms have mini-bars?
F: Yes Sir, and cable TV too. Could you fill up the registration form, please?
G: ohh...
F: Oh, I’m sorry, Sir. I will do it for you.
G: Thank you, ma’am.
F: Your last name, please?
G: Patterson.
F: Could you spell it?
G: P.a.t.t.e.r.s.o.n.
F: And your first name?
G: Jonathan.
F: Home address?
G: Waipawa...
F: ??
G: Waipawa, The Old Sheep Farm, New Zealand.
F: Nationality?
G: New Zealander.
F: And when were you born?
G: April 21st, 1970.
F: And what’s your occupation?
G: I’m a translator.
F: Could you sign here, please?
G: Yes, of course.
F: Thank you. Here’s your key. I’ll ask the bellboy to take your luggage to your room.
You’re in room 7625, 7th floor. Enjoy your stay.
G: Thank you.
