100 commonly used sentences in spoken English in hotels

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1) Good morning (afternoon, evening), sir (madam). Good morning (afternoon, evening), good, sir (madam)

2) How do you do ? (-- how do you do ?)Hello!

3) Hello (or hi )!Hello!

4) How is everything (with you )?

Is everything okay with you?

5) How are you getting on ( or along ) these days?

6) How are you ? (- Fine , thank you .and you? ) How are you?

7) Glad (nice ) to see you .

Very happy.

8) Welcome to our hotel.

Welcome to our hotel!

9) It's nice to meet you again, Mr. Johnson. See you again Very nice of you, Mr. Johnson.

10) Good –bye.(or bye-bye)Goodbye!

11) Good night.Good night (for farewell in the evening)

12) Have a good rest. I wish you a good rest!

13) See you later (tomorrow).

See you later (tomorrow)!

14) Hope to see you again soon.

Hope to see you again soon!

15) Have a good time.

I wish you a good time!

16) We wish you a pleasant stay in our hotel. I wish you a pleasant stay in our hotel!

17) Please don't leave anything behind. Please don't leave anything behind.

18) Mind (or watch) your step!

Please go!

19) We wish you a pleasant journey.

I wish you a nice trip!

20) Have a nice trip! Have a safe journey!

21) All the best! All the best!

22) Take care! Take care!

23) Good luck! I wish you good luck!

24) Thank you (very much)

Thank you (thank you very much).

25) Thanks a lot. Thank you.

26) Thank you for coming.

Thank you for coming.

27) Thank you for staying in our hotel.

Thank you for staying in our hotel.

28) I’m very grateful to you.

Thank you very much.

29) It’s very kind of you.

Thank you, you are so kind.

30) You are (most) welcome.

You’re welcome.

31) Not at all. You’re welcome.

32) Don’t mention it. You’re welcome.

33) My pleasure.(or with pleasure)

It is my pleasure to serve you.

34) Glad to be of service.

Glad to be of service.

35) At your service. I am happy to serve you.

36) I’m sorry. I’m sorry.

37) Excuse me. Sorry.

38) I’m terribly sorry. It’s my fault.

39) I’m awfully sorry for my carelessness. I’m awfully sorry for my carelessness.

40) Sorry to have kept you waiting.

Sorry, I have kept you waiting.

41) Sorry to interrupt you.

Sorry to interrupt you.

42) That’s all right.

43) It doesn’t matter. It doesn’t matter.

44) Never mind. It doesn’t matter, it doesn’t matter.

45) Let's forget it. Forget it!

46) What can I do for you?

What can I do for you?

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47) Can I help you?

48) What can I do for you?

49) Is there anything I can do for you?

How can I help you?

50) Just a moment, please.

Please wait a moment.

51) Don’t worry about it.

52) I beg your pardon?(or Pardon?)

Sorry, could you please say it again?

53) You are wanted on the phone, Mr. Bellow. Mr. Bellow, I have your phone number.

54) Who is speaking, please?

Who are you? (telephone language)

55) I'll switch you to Room 1120.

I will pick you up in room 301 right away.

56) What number are you calling?

May I ask what the other party’s phone number is.

57) Who would you like to talk to?

May I ask the name of the person being called?

58) Could you hold the line, please?

Could you please (hold the microphone) please wait for a moment?

59) Here are come letters for you.

This is your letter.

60) What a shame! What a pity!

61) I’m sorry to hear that!

I’m sorry to hear that.

62) We are all sorry to hear of your illness.

63) There, there, Now try not to get too upset about it.

Okay, don’t be too upset about it.

64) I wish you good health. I wish you good health.

65) Let me wish you every success.

I wish you every success!

66) Happy New Year! Happy New Year!

67) Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas!

68) Happy birthday to you!

Happy birthday to you!

69) Congratulations! Congratulations! (Congratulations)

70) My hearty congratulations!

Sincere congratulations!

71) As you wish(or like)

As you wish.

72) Certainly. Of course.

73) Of course. Of course.

74) Go ahead and do what you like.

Go ahead and do what you like.

75) I’m sorry, that’s not allowed.

I’m sorry, that’s not allowed.

76) No, I’m afraid not. No, I’m afraid not.

77) Out of the question, I’m afraid.

I’m afraid it’s impossible.

78) Walk straight ahead. Walk straight ahead.

79) Turn left(right). Turn left(right).

80) Go upstairs(downstairs).

Go upstairs(downstairs).

81) Take the lift to the third floor.

Take the lift to the third floor.

82) The lifts are in the lobby near the main entrance.

The lifts are in the lobby near the main entrance.

83) The bellman will show you the way to the banquet hall.

The bellman will show you the way to the banquet hall.

84) There is a washroom at the end of the corridor.

85) The post and cable service is opposite the bar.

The post and cable service is opposite the bar.

86) The bank is next to the shop.

The bank is next to the canteen.

87) You can get your money changed at the cashier’s desk.

You can get your money changed at the cashier’s desk.

88) How much would you like to change? How much would you like to change?

89) The rates of exchange are on the board there.

Exchange The rate is written on the blackboard over there.

90) There are some local products on sale here.

91) It’s sold by weight (yard, meter...)

This is sold by weight (yard, meter...).

92) Sorry, it’s sold out.

Sorry, it’s sold out.

93) How do you like this?

What do you think of this?

94) What about that one?

You How about that?

95) Here is your change.

This is your money.

96) Here is your receipt.

This is your receipt.

97) Air mail or ordinary mail?

Is it an air mail or ordinary mail?

98) An air mail letter for abroad is $1.60. Airline letter costs 1.60 yuan.

99) The travel agency in the hotel takes all kinds of booking.

The travel agency in the hotel takes all kinds of bookings.

100) Please don’t smoke here.

Please don’t smoke here.