쉐도잉 연습: HOTEL ENGLISH 🏨 All you need to know for travelling abroad 🇬🇧✈️ - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기

Hello, I am in a hotel and today you will learn all the hotel English you need to know for traveling abroad.

The first word is a revolving door.

These are revolving doors.

Let's go.

And through the revolving doors,

this is the hotel lobby.

I'm standing in the lobby.

We need to check in.

This is the reception desk where you check in with the receptionists.

To check in you need your passport.

And here are some useful phrases you can use at the reception desk.

I have a reservation under the name J.

Hi, I booked a room under the name J.

Hi, it's 1pm and my room is for 2pm.

Can I check my bag in early?

Okay, here is my passport.

I have a question, is breakfast included?

Yes.

Thank you.

We've just checked in and now we need to go to our room.

So, let's take the lift.

This, guys, is a luggage trolley where you put your bags on.

Normally the concierge takes your bags.

The concierge in the hotel is like your personal assistant who makes your experience more pleasant.

So this is the lift,

I'm pressing the button and the lift is opening.

So right now we're on the ground floor and I'm taking the card and tapping it and pressing the number 21.

Now we don't say the 21 floor,

we do say the 21st floor.

We are going up to the 21st floor.

We're on the 21st floor and down here is a corridor.

A corridor.

I'm walking down the corridor.

But our room is not down there.

It's not down that corridor.

Our room is here.

2101. Got the keycard.

tapping the keycard, pushing down the handle and entering the room.

Welcome to MTV Crips.

Welcome to my crib.

Here we have the lounge area where you can relax on the sofa.

In the UK we say the lounge or the living room.

You can use both.

The space where you relax,

watch TV, read a book.

Over here we have the bedroom area where the magic happens.

As you can see they have beautifully laid out rose petals on our bed.

These are rose petals from the rose flower.

They have made towels into the shape of two swans.

Swans are those birds that make the love heart shape like so.

On the bed we have very soft pillows.

These pillows have feathers inside.

They're super soft.

We have the duvet.

The duvet is like a blanket but thicker.

It's a French word that we took.

English people like to take things.

Next to the bed we have a bedside table.

In the UK we call this a bedside table.

In America they call this a nightstand.

You can use whichever you like.

Welcome to the balcony area where to your right-hand side you can see a beautiful ocean view.

This is not one for the faint-hearted.

Are you scared of heights?

When I look over the steep drop,

it gives me butterflies in my stomach.

Let's go back inside.

Stop!

This is a curtain.

I can close it.

I can open the curtain.

Or in British English, I can draw the curtain.

I'm drawing the curtain.

You can also draw a bath which is to run the bath.

I just drew a bath.

Now let's go rest.

Let's close these sliding doors.

And relax.

I am lying down on a sofa.

And behind me are cushions.

This is a cushion.

A cushion goes on a sofa,

a pillow goes on a bed.

Now, the hotel, the staff in the hotel,

have prepared us some lovely gifts,

as it is Man and Chang's anniversary.

We've already half eaten the cake.

And here we have a basket of fruits.

There is a small bunch of grapes.

We have a tangerine, a guava,

a very good source of vitamin C,

and a small apple with a beautiful decorative purple flower.

They also brought us a coconut and a straw.

So, I am poking the straw into the coconut.

Oh no, I'm not.

Problem solving in real time.

The straw won't open the coconut,

so I'm using a fork.

The end parts of the fork,

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the spiky parts, are called prongs.

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So I'm going to use the prongs of the fork to pierce.

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Pierce?

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It just popped all over my face.

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Yeah, the coconut just squirted.

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Okay, I've just pierced the coconut with the prongs of the fork.

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You need a hole.

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I've got the hole and I'm sticking my straw inside.

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Very sensual.

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Mmm.

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What is it?

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It tastes good.

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It squirted in my eye, but it tastes nice.

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This fruit, cake, and coconuts was all complimentary.

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Complimentary means free.

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Free of charge.

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Speaking of free things, let's go check out the mini bar.

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And if you come down here with me,

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we have the mini bar,

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which I have some beef with.

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I have a problem with.

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In the hotels, they call this a mini bar, which it's not.

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It's a fridge.

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They should call it fridge.

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But for the sake of this English,

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we'll call it a mini bar.

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Inside the mini bar or fridge we have a packet of Haribo gummy bears.

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In England we call these sweets and not candy.

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In America they call this candy.

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We say sweets.

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And we have some cans.

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This is a can of Sprite which is lemonade and if you're feeling cheeky a can of Heineken which is a lager.

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A lager is a type of beer that is light, crisp and refreshing.

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I'll probably have one of them later.

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Not now though.

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Up here, we have a few things.

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A glass, two glasses.

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They are see-through.

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I can see you through the glass.

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We also call that transparent.

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This glass is see-through or transparent.

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This is not transparent.

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This is a mug, and a mug is opaque.

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Opaque means you can't see through it.

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If I put the mug up to the camera,

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you cannot see my face.

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We call this opaque, not see through.

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Now, speaking of mugs, I'm thirsty.

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I'm not going to die.

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No, no, no, no, no. All of my friends say,

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you better take care.

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Feeling good after a coffee.

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Now, I'd like to show you guys the pool area.

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Learn some more English.

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Alright.

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This is the pool area.

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Learn some more English.

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Alright, this is the pool area.

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And this is a life ring.

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A life ring is used to keep you alive.

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And I am wearing this life ring, well, do I.

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I'm weird.

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And I like to find joy in everything that I do,

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which is why I created Sprout.

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Sprout is an English learning platform

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that I created to help you guys find joy in learning English and to help you become fluent in English.

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Right now you can claim one month of Super Sprout for free.

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You can click the link on the screen or in the description

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and with that you get more videos from me and the lovely Nikki you also get live streams.

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I'm going to be doing my first live stream next week.

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Super excited, very soon.

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Make sure to click the link and claim your free month.

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I created this for you guys.

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I really believe in the value of comprehensible input to become fluent in English

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and I want to share that with all of you.

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Thank you so much for supporting me and let's learn some more English.

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So down here we have the swimming pool.

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In the swimming pool there is a chemical.

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The chemical is called chlorine and that's what gives it the funny smell.

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Chlorine helps kill the bacteria because many people swim in the pool and people are dirty.

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Right now it's winter, it's a bit chilly I'm wearing my jumper so I'm not gonna take a dip.

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I'm not going to go in the pool.

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But I want to keep training our English instead.

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So let's go up to the gym.

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Time to get fit.

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Welcome to our private gym.

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In the gym we have cardio,

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which is running, cycling, anything that works your heart, your cardiovascular system.

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I'm getting on the treadmill.

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So this is a treadmill.

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I am walking on the treadmill.

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Generally, when we begin a workout, we warm up.

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To warm up is to get your body loose,

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get your body moving before the main workouts.

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That's cardio done.

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Now let's move on to weight training.

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This is the free weights section.

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These are dumbbells.

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Right now I am doing bicep curls with these dumbbells.

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We call these free weights and I am weight training.

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I am training my muscles to get bigger.

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Now I'll put the dumbbells back and we'll head over to the machines.

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This is a lat pulldown machine.

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You pull down this bar and it trains your lats.

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example Your lats are these muscles here.

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They connect under your shoulder and into your lower back.

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This is an exercise ball.

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I'm bouncing on the exercise ball and I hope it doesn't pop.

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Let's put that back now before we get kicked out.

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I am parched.

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Parched means very thirsty.

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So, this is a water dispenser or a water cooler.

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I'm taking a paper cup and filling it up with cold water.

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Now I'm going to quench my thirst.

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I just took a sip of water and it quenched my thirst.

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Now I feel satisfied.

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My thirst is quenched.

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to work as hell always,

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but for you to get all bright.

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Justine the colors.

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Hi, can I order some breakfast for room 2101?

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So I am carrying the tray outside.

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And let's put this down on the table.

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Lovely.

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Breakfast with a view.

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Oh yes.

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What have we got on our tray?

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Well we have two bowls of pho.

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Pho is a traditional noodle dish in Vietnam that they eat with breakfast.

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And for me in the UK it's not so common to eat noodles with broth but I love it.

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I am a convert.

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We have these bowls of fur,

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one with chicken, one with beef.

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With the fur comes some dark leafy greens,

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very good for you, some bean sprouts,

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a chilli for the spice and some Thai basil which has a very strong aroma.

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An aroma is a scent,

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a scent is a smell.

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There is also a wedge of lime,

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which you squeeze into your bowl of fir.

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It comes with a jug.

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This jug is metal and it's the broth.

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The broth is the liquid that you pour over your noodles.

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I'm pouring the broth into the bowl of the fur.

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After the fur, we have some fresh fruits,

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slices of watermelon, mango, dragon fruits,

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grapes, and some very cute, very tiny strawberries.

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the healthy stuff of course we have some unhealthy stuff to balance it out we have some chocolate fondant

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which is like a cake with melted chocolate in the middle

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and that oozes out good word that to ooze

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that chocolate is oozing out and we have some ice cream that's melting very fast This whole thing is called a tray.

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And the tray is quite heavy.

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Mmm.

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So good.

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After eating my breakfast, I'm slightly hot in my robe.

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But that's not the final word of the day.

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The final word of the day is nourishing.

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Nourishing means something that gives you good energy to keep you healthy and strong.

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This fur and this breakfast was extremely nourishing.

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So, thank you for watching,

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and remember, nourish to flourish.

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Peace.

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And we should get...

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