English dialogue on check-out payment in hotel industry

English dialogue on check-out payment in hotel industry

Lead: The basic definition of a hotel is a commercial organization that provides users with safe and comfortable space for a short rest or sleep. The following are two English dialogues about hotel check-out payment. Please refer to them.

Hotel Industry English Dialogue 1 Check-out Payment

G: not yet. I want to check out now.

R: You can pay the bill in the finance department on the fourth floor. Receptionist: You can check out in the finance department on the fourth floor.

G: OK. I have been paid my bill. Passenger: Well, I've already checked out.

R: Do you need any help with your luggage? Receptionist: Do you need any help with your luggage?

G: If I can borrow your cart, I think I can do it mysteriously. Passenger: If I can borrow your baggage car, I think I can do it myself.

R: certainly. Just a moment, please. I'll get it for you. Receptionist: Certainly. Just a moment, please. I'll get your baggage car.

English dialogue on check-out payment in hotel industry II

G: Hello, I've come to settle the bill.

Ok, just a moment, please. Let me get our copy. Is that cash or credit card? Teller: OK. Just a moment, please. I'll get the bill. Cash or credit card?

G: Charge will put it on my American Express credit card/I'll pay with it. Please put it on my American Express card.

C: OK, by the way, if you use a credit card, you must pay a business commission of%. Teller: OK, by the way, if you use a credit card, you need to pay a business commission of%.

G: Who got what percentage? G: to whom?

C: Bank of China, we will pay this fee when you pay the miscellaneous bill, but I'm afraid we have to add it to the rent. Teller: Bank of China. We must pay this fee at the same time as you pay the miscellaneous fee, but I'm afraid we have to include it in the rent.

G: mm-hmm Good passenger: Well, good.

C: The total is US dollars. May I have your card, please? Teller: The total is dollars. May I have your credit card?

G: Here you are. Passenger: Here you are.

Thank you. Would you please sign here? Thank you. Here is your card and a copy. Teller: Thank you (swiping the card). Can you sign here? Thank you. Here is your credit card and bill.

G: Thank you. Passenger: Thank you. (The guest is ready to leave)

Just a moment, please. Let me give you the receipt. Teller: Just a moment, please. Here is your receipt.

English dialogue interview

I: Interviewer A: Apply.

Education background: Be concise and tell the truth. Although you have introduced your educational background in your resume, the interviewer may ask questions in this regard during the interview. Let's make some preparations in advance.

①I: What's your major?

My major is business administration. I am particularly interested in "marketing".

I not only answered the questions, but also introduced the aspects that I was more interested in by the way, which was concise and to the point. )

②I: Which university do you study in?

I study in XXX University. I: Did you get a degree?

A: Yes. First, I got a bachelor's degree in English literature, and then a master's degree in business administration. ④I: Which subject do you like best?

A: Project management. I was very interested in this course when I was a student. And I think it is very useful for my present job.

⑤I: Do you feel that you have received a good general training?

Yes, since I graduated from college, I have participated in an English training program and a computer training program. I am currently studying finance in a training school.

Work experience: show your strength and avoid showing off.

I: Have you ever been employed?

②I: Your resume says that you worked in a foreign representative office in Shanghai for one year. May I ask why you left?

I worked in a foreign representative office for one year. However, I left there two years ago because the work they gave me was quite boring. I found another more interesting job.

I: Have you done any work in this field?

I: What qualifications do you have that make you think you will succeed in this industry?

I: What did you learn from your previous job?

I learned a lot of business knowledge and basic office skills. Besides, I learned to cooperate with my colleagues at previous job fairs.

What is your main weakness?

A: I haven't been engaged in international business, so I don't have any experience, but I have studied this course in the international business training center of XXX company.

I: What is your greatest strength?

To tell the truth, you're welcome, but pay attention to your tone and expression, and don't give people the feeling of showing off. )

⑧I: Please tell me about your work experience.

I: Does your current employer know that you are looking for another job?

No, I haven't discussed my career plan with my current employer, but I'm sure he will understand.

Personality hobby: show the positive and cooperative side.

I: How do you spend your spare time?

②I: Are you interested in sports?

Me: Do you think your personality is introverted or extroverted?

Me: What kind of personality do you think you are?

A: I always do things with enthusiasm. When I beg for what I beg for, I don't like giving up halfway. I can't concentrate on doing new things until the first thing is finished.

Me: What is the most important thing for you to be happy?

A: Different people have different ideas. I think the most important thing for me is to keep good relations with my family and friends. My family has always been very close, and I often spend time with my friends. If not, I will be much happier than I am now.

Me: What makes you angry?

A: Dishonest. It's unacceptable

⑦I: What is your personal weakness?

I'm afraid I'm not good at words. I feel uncomfortable talking to people I just met. This is not good for business, so I have been learning public speaking. I: Are you more like a leader or a follower?

A: I don't try to lead others. I would rather cooperate with everyone and finish the work through cooperation.

Job requirements: I am competent.

I: Do you think you can make others understand you easily in English?

A: Yes, in most cases.

②I: Can you go on business trip?

Yes, I like traveling. I am young and unmarried. It's no problem for me to travel frequently. ③I: How about working overtime?

A: overtime is very common in the company. I can work overtime if necessary, but I don't think we will work overtime every day.

I: How long do you think we can count on you to work here?

⑤I: Do you like regular work?

No, I don't like regular jobs. I am interested in different projects with new opportunities and challenges, but if the company needs me, I can do routine work.

I: What salary do you expect? A: Shall we discuss my responsibilities in your company first? I think salary is closely related to the responsibility of the job.

I: Can you work under pressure? A: Working under pressure is exciting and challenging. I don't mind working under pressure. I work well in secret. People can, so can I.

I: Do you have any special conditions that you want the company to consider?

No, nothing special.

I: How soon can you start working for us?

I need about two to three weeks to go through the necessary formalities. I will resign and transfer to your company.

End of interview: Say goodbye politely.

①I: Is there a problem?

When can I know your decision?

②I: How can we get in touch with you?

We will inform you of our decision by email. Is it convenient for you?

I: Thank you for your interest in our company. Thank you, Mr Smith. Goodbye. Thank you for your time. )

I: You will hear from us soon. Please send in the next application when you go out. A: OK. Thank you very much.

In addition, the interviewer may also ask you about your family, such as the influence of your family on you, so you should be prepared in advance.

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