A Complete Collection of Spoken Tourism English

Traveling can enjoy the scenery and increase your knowledge. Tourism is a comprehensive activity with great knowledge. Simply put, tourism includes weather, geography, nature, archaeology, architecture, gardens, animals and plants, dialects, local customs, food culture, local specialties and so on. I have compiled the necessary spoken English for travel. Welcome to read!

Spoken English for Tourism-Check out

Account cancellation

1. I'll transfer your money to a new account.

I'll transfer your money to a new account.

I will deposit your money in your account. Please come back with your ID card.

I'll help you deposit the money in your account. Please come back with your ID card.

Even if someone gets your passbook to withdraw money from your account, we won't give him money if his code number is wrong.

Even if someone cashes your passbook, we won't give him money if the password he gave is wrong.

4. Have you cashed the check?

Did you cash the check?

Fortunately, the loss was reported in time.

Fortunately, the loss was reported in time.

6. I'll settle my account.

I'm here to cancel my account.

7. Can you tell me why?

May I know the reason for cancellation?

8. I want to close my personal savings account in your bank.

I want to cancel my personal savings account.

9. Are you going to withdraw all the cash from your account now?

Are you going to withdraw all the cash from your account at once now?

10. Do you want to close your account?

Do you want to close your account?

Oral English for Tourism II. Sending Letters

e-mail

1. Where is the mailbox?

Where is the mailbox?

Please give me some stamps for letters.

Please put a stamp on it.

I want to register this letter.

I want to send this letter by registered mail.

4. Where can I write the return address?

Where should I write the delivery address?

Your letter seems to be overweight.

Your letter seems overweight.

I suggest you send it by registered mail.

I suggest you send a registered letter with a receipt.

Three y: excuse me. Would you mind changing seats with me?

Y: sorry. Would you mind changing seats with me?

X: Not at all.

X: No!

Y: Oh, thank you. That's very kind of you.

Y: Oh, thank you. That's very kind of you.

X: You're welcome. I prefer a window seat.

x； You're welcome. I prefer a window seat.

Y: Oh, really? It's good. Looking out of the window sometimes scares me. So I prefer to be the one in the middle.

Oh, really? It's good. Looking out of the window sometimes scares me. So I prefer to sit in the middle.