Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Hotel accommodation - Ask about the key sentence patterns of telephone conversation in the hotel city ... give seven or eight sentences casually ... and ask God for help in Chinese-English translation.

Ask about the key sentence patterns of telephone conversation in the hotel city ... give seven or eight sentences casually ... and ask God for help in Chinese-English translation.

Guest: Hello, I'd like to check in. Guest: Hello, I'd like to stay in your hotel. Hotel staff: Of course. Can I have a name? Hotel staff: Of course. May I know your name? Guest: Mr. Harold Smith. Guest: Mr. Harold Smith. Hotel staff: OK, are you checking out tomorrow? Hotel staff: OK, are you checking out tomorrow? Guest: Yes, I am. That's right. Customer: Yes, that's right. Check out tomorrow. Hotel staff: Do you need a wake-up call, sir? Hotel staff: Do you need a wake-up call, sir? Guest: OK. 6: 30 a. m. Guest: OK, please wake me up at 6:30 in the morning. Hotel staff: OK, your room is Room 502 on the fifth floor. Breast milk is served from 6:30 am to 9:00 am. Enjoy your stay. Hotel staff: OK. Your room number is room 502 on the fifth floor. Breakfast is from 6:30 to 9:00 in the morning. Enjoy your stay. Guest: Thank you. Guest: Thank you. Guest: Good evening. I made a reservation under the name of Tomlinson. Guest: Good evening. I have an appointment. The name is Tomlinson. Hotel employee: OK, I found it. Check out on the 27th? Hotel staff: OK, here it is. Are you checking out on the 27th? Guest: That's right. Guest: That's right. Hotel staff: Can I pay the deposit by credit card? Hotel staff: Can I transfer money with your credit card? Guest: Of course. Besides, I'd like a non-smoking room. Guest: Of course. By the way, please give me a non-smoking room. Hotel staff: Certainly, madam. Here's your key. Your room is on the left of the seventh floor. 78 1 room. Check out time is noon 12. Hotel staff: Certainly, madam. Here’s your room key. Your room is on the left of the seventh floor, and the room number is 78 1. Check-out time must be before noon 12. I want to sign in. I want to check in. Under what name is that? What name do you use? Will you check out tomorrow? Will you check out tomorrow? Can I pay the deposit by credit card? Can I transfer money with your credit card? Breakfast is served between 8 am and 9 am. Breakfast is from 8 am to 9 am. Follow-up: I want a local telephone conversation ... thank you. The Great God replied: 1. Answer external calls: 0 1. The phone rang three times, and the name of the hotel was clearly reported in Chinese and English: Hello, Kunming Telecom International Technology Exchange Center! Good morning, 02, when transferring, to the caller: please wait a moment! Please wait a moment! 03. Busy: Sorry, the line is busy. Please redial later. Sorry, the line is busy. Please call back later! 04. When no one answers the phone: No one answers. Do you need to leave a message? No one answered the phone. Would you like to leave a message? 05, call room: A, who are you looking for? Who do you want to talk to? Sorry, there is no guest by that name. Sorry, there is no guest named C. Can you tell me if he is a guest or a tourist? Excuse me for asking, is he a tourist or a hotel guest? When the content is unclear or uncertain: A. Would you please say it again? Do you want to repeat the number? Would you please speak a little louder? Please speak slowly! Would you please speak slowly? 07, the other party dialed the wrong number: I'm afraid you have the wrong number. This is the operator of XXX Hotel. I'm afraid you dialed the wrong number. This is the operator of xx Hotel; 08. Detailed inquiry about external telephone: I will transfer your call to the service desk; I'll transfer you to information desk 09. Callers need to leave a message: a, please tell me the content of your message; Sir/madam, can you leave a message for me? Please rest assured that I will certainly convey your meaning to Mr./Ms. X. Thank you for calling. Goodbye! Thank you for calling. I'll pass the message on to Mr./Mrs. 2. Wake-up service for hotel guests: 0 1. May I have your name and room number? May I have your name and room number? 02. When do you need to wake up? Can you tell me when you want to get up? May I repeat your room number and wake-up time? May I repeat your room number and time, sir/madam? Good morning (good noon, good evening), sir/madam, this is your wake-up call. Have a nice day! Good morning (afternoon, evening), sir/madam! This is your wake-up call. Have a nice day (have a nice day)!