Prática de Shadowing: Travel English | English For Travel And Tourism - Hotel Checking In - Aprenda a falar inglês com vídeo
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Thank you for calling Great Hotel.
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How may I help you?
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I would like to rent a room, but how much do you charge a night?
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Our prices start at $79 a night for a standard room.
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Great.
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Can you reserve a room for me?
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Sure.
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What day are you coming in?
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I'll be checking in on August 3rd.
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How many days do you need the room for?
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I'll need it for three nights.
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Okay.
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I have you coming in on the 3rd of August and checking out on the 6th.
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Is that correct?
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Yes.
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How many total adults?
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Two adults and two kids.
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How old are the children?
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Ten and twelve.
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Would you like one room or two rooms?
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Just one is fine.
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Would you like a smoking room or a non -smoking room?
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Non -smoking room, please.
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Can I have your last name?
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Park.
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Your first name?
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Young.
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That's Y -O -U -N -G.
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Let me confirm your information, Mr. Park.
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I have one non -smoking double room with two adults and two children from August 3rd to August 6th.
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Is this correct?
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Yes.
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The total comes to $256 .78.
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Can I get your credit card number?
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Sure.
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It is 555 -555 -555 -555.
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What is the name on the credit card?
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Young Park.
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I have the room reserved for you.
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If you need to cancel, please call us 24 hours before your check -in date.
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Failure to cancel will result in a one -day charge on your credit card.
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Is there anything else I can do for you?
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Yes.
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One more question.
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What time can we check in?
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We can check you in by 2 p .m.
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Great.
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Thank you.
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Thank you and have a great day.
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Thanks.
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Bye.
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Goodbye.
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Hotel.
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Making a reservation.
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It is not common to go to a hotel without a reservation, so I will only cover the reservation aspect.
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Along with reserving a room, I will cover checking in, checking out, room service, and wake -up call.
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Making a reservation When you make a reservation, call them and tell them you want to reserve a room.
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Or you can start by asking them for a price.
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Hi, how much are your rooms?
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Hi, what are your rates?
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Hello, how much is a room?
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Our rooms start at $79 for a basic room.
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Our rooms start at $79 for a standard room and go up to $300 for a suite.
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Okay, can I reserve a room?
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Hi, I would like to reserve a room.
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Hello, can I reserve a couple of rooms? rooms?
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The first thing they usually ask is the dates you want the room and the duration.
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What date do you want to check in?
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Which date did you want to reserve?
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What date are you looking for?
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I want a room from June 22nd to June 25th.
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I would like a room for the 19th of July.
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How long will you be staying with us?
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When will you be checking out?
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How many days would you like the room for?
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I am going to stay for three days.
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I would like to reserve the room for four days.
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I am going to need the room until July 23rd.
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The next series of questions covers how many people and how many rooms.
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Some hotels charge by number of rooms and number of adults, and some hotels charge by number of rooms only.
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How many rooms will you need?
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Is this for only one room?
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How many rooms would you like to reserve?
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How many rooms should I reserve for you?
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I will only need one room.
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I am going to need two rooms.
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How many adults will be in your party?
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How many total children will be with you?
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Just two adults.
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A total of four adults.
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I will be alone.
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A total of two adults and two children.
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One adult and two children.
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After they determine how many rooms and how many total people, they will ask you what type of bed you want.
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Would you like a single king -size bed or two double -size beds in the room?
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Will a single king -size bed be okay?
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We only have a room with two double -size beds.
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Will that be okay?
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Do you want a smoking room or a non -smoking room?
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Do you prefer a smoking or non -smoking room?
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I would like a smoking room.
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Can I have a non -smoking room?
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Either is fine.
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I don't have a preference.
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You will have to provide your credit card number to reserve the room.
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Can I get a credit card number?
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Can I have your credit card number?
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What is your credit card number?
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Finally, they will repeat all the information back to you.
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Okay, Mr. Lee.
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I have one smoking room reserved for July 19th till July 22nd.
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The total comes to $256 .78 after tax.
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If you need to cancel, please call us 24 hours before July 19th.
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Can I help you with anything else?
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Checking in and checking out.
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Checking in is pretty simple.
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You just need to go to the counter and say that you are checking in.
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Hi, I am checking in.
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Hi, I have a reservation and I am checking in.
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They will ask you for your credit card and a photo ID.
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They might confirm your information and you should receive your keys.
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Here are some questions to ask during this time. Where is the elevator?
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Do you have a concierge service here?
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Do you have a map of the city?
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What time should I check out by?
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What time is checkout?
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Checking out is just as simple.
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You go to the counter and say I am checking out.
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At this time, you should return the keys.
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They might ask you to sign something or ask you if the credit card on file is okay to charge.
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Should we charge the credit card on file or did you want to use a different card?
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Your credit card will be charged a total of $256 .78.
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Can you sign on the bottom.
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Thank you for staying with us.
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We look forward to seeing you again.
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General things.
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If you need a wake -up call, you can call the front desk.
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Can I have a wake -up call?
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What time would you like your wake -up call?
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At 7 .30 a .m please.
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Room service is available but they have hours of operation.
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The menu The menu in the room should indicate what times they serve hot food, and the menu will show a list of items that are available 24 hours a day.
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If you can't find the times, you can ask the front desk.
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What are the hours for room service?
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They serve hot food from 5 .30am to 11pm.
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They also have a list of items you can select during off hours.
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If you need help with your luggage, the person that does this is called a bellman, a bellhop, or a bellboy.
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The most common term is a bellman, so I will use that terminology here.
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The person that gives advice on city activities, recreation, places to dine, and general questions is called a concierge.
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If a person parks the car for you, they are called a valet.
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Regular motels and inns might not have these additional services.
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Even some hotels do not have them.
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But if you are staying at a nice hotel, you can ask for them.
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Do you have a bellman here?
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Do you Do you have a concierge?
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Only some hotels have valet service.
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If someone parked the car for you and you can't find someone, you can ask someone else the following questions.
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Where is the valet attendant?
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Can you get someone to get my car?
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Remember that if you use these premium services, you should tip.
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Also remember that you might not know they are helping you.
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For example, when you check in, a person might ask if you need help with your bags.
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If you say yes, then you are using the Bellman services.
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So remember to tip if you do.
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If you don't want to tip, you don't have to, but it is a little rude.
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Finally, if you don't want any help, just tell them, no thank you.
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Thank you for calling Great Hotel.
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How may I help you?
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I would like to rent a room, but how much do you charge a night?
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Our prices start at $79 a night for a standard room.
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Great.
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Can you reserve a room for me?
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Sure.
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What day are you coming in?
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I'll be checking in on August 3rd.
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How many days do you need the room for?
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I'll need it for three nights.
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Okay.
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I have you coming in on the 3rd of August and checking out on the 6th.
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Is that correct?
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Yes.
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How many total adults?
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Two adults and two kids.
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How old are the children?
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Ten and twelve.
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Would you like one room or two rooms?
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Just one is fine.
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Would you like a smoking room or a non -smoking room?
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Non -smoking room, please.
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Can I have your last name?
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Park.
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Your first name?
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Young.
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That's Y -O -U -N -G.
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Let me confirm your information, Mr. Park.
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I have one non -smoking double room with two adults and two children from August 3rd to August 6th.
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Is this correct?
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Yes.
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The total comes to $256 .78.
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Can I get your credit card number?
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Sure.
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It is 555 -555 -555 -555.
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What is the name on the credit card?
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Young Park.
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I have the room reserved for you.
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If you need to cancel, please call us 24 hours before your check -in date.
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Failure to cancel will result in a one -day charge on your credit card.
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Is there anything else I can do for you?
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Yes.
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One more question.
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What time can we check in?
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We can check you in by 2 p .m.
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Great.
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Thank you.
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Thank you and have a great day.
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Thanks.
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Bye.
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Goodbye.
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Por que praticar fala com esse vídeo?
Aprender inglês com vídeos é uma estratégia poderosa, especialmente quando o conteúdo se concentra em situações reais. Esse vídeo sobre check-in em hotel oferece um contexto prático: reservar acomodação é uma tarefa essencial para quem viaja, e o diálogo reflete frases usadas no cotidiano internacional. Ao praticar com ele, você não só aprende expressões específicas, mas também desenvolve a confiança para se comunicar em situações de viagem. Além disso, é perfeito para o shadowing (técnica de repetir frases imitando o falante), um método comprovado para melhorar a pronúncia e a fluência. Sites de shadowing ou ferramentas como o shadow speech podem auxiliar, mas começar com um diálogo claro como esse é o primeiro passo.
Gramática e expressões no contexto
O diálogo contém estruturas chave para a comunicação em hotéis. Veja:
- "I would like to rent a room": A forma "would like" é mais educada que "want" e essencial em situações formais. Use-a para pedidos: "I would like to check in" (Gostaria de fazer o check-in).
- "How many days do you need the room for?": A pergunta com "for" no final é comum em inglês conversacional. Responda com "for + número de dias": "I need it for three nights" (Preciso por três noites).
- "Failure to cancel will result in a one-day charge": A estrutura "failure to + verbo" significa "falha em fazer algo". Importante para entender regras de cancelamento: "Failure to arrive on time may cancel your reservation" (Falha em chegar a tempo pode cancelar sua reserva).
Armadilhas de pronúncia comuns
Algumas palavras no vídeo podem ser desafiadoras. Observe:
- "Reserve": A pronúncia correta é /rɪˈzɜːrv/ (não "re-sér-ve"). Note o som suave do "r" no final.
- "Non-smoking": A junção de "non" + "smoking" é pronunciada /ˌnɒn ˈsməʊkɪŋ/, com o acento no segundo sílaba. Evite separar as palavras: "non-smoking room" (quarto não fumante).
- "August": O mês é pronunciado /ˈɔːɡəst/, não "au-gús-to". O "g" tem um som suave, como em "go".
Para dominar essas nuances, use o shadow speak: reproduza o vídeo, pause e repita cada frase imitando a entonação e o ritmo. Isso ajuda a internalizar as pronúncias corretas.
O que é a Técnica de Shadowing?
Shadowing é uma técnica de aprendizado de idiomas com base científica, originalmente desenvolvida para o treinamento de intérpretes profissionais. O método é simples, mas poderoso: você ouve áudio em inglês nativo e repete imediatamente em voz alta — como uma sombra seguindo o falante com 1-2 segundos de atraso. Pesquisas mostram melhora significativa na precisão da pronúncia, entonação, ritmo, sons conectados, compreensão auditiva e fluência na fala.