Checking In
Boarding pass, checked bag, seat choice.
- Them
Good morning. May I see your passport?
- You
Here it is. I'm flying to Sydney.
- Them
Thank you. Are you checking any bags today?
- You
Just one suitcase, and this bag stays with me.
- Them
That's fine. Window or aisle seat?
- You
An aisle seat near the front, if possible.
- Them
Row eight. Boarding starts at eleven twenty.
- You
Thank you. Which gate should I go to?
In the app you can tap any word for a definition, and turn on a line-by-line translation in your own language.
Words in this dialogue
- goodof a high standard
- morningthe early part of the day
- passportthe document you travel abroad with
- flyingtravelling by plane
- sydneya large city in Australia
- checkingregistering on arrival; looking at
- bagssomething you carry things in
- todaythis day
- suitcasea case for clothes when travelling
- staysto remain; to eat here
- that'sshort for that is
- fineall right; a penalty payment
- windowan opening with glass
- aislethe walkway between rows of seats
- seatsomething to sit on
- nearclose to
- frontthe part that faces forward
- possibleable to happen
- eightthe number 8
- boardinggetting on a plane or train
- startsbegins
- eleventhe number 11
- twentythe number 20
- gatewhere you board a plane
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