At the Cafe

Something You Left Behind

Coming back for a lost item: describing it and claiming it.

回来找东西 · 8 turns · you say 4 lines

  1. Them

    Hi, welcome back. Did you forget something?

  2. You

    I think I left my scarf here about an hour ago.

  3. Them

    Let me check the lost and found. What does it look like?

  4. You

    It's dark blue, wool, with a small pattern on the end.

  5. Them

    I have a grey one and a blue one here.

  6. You

    The blue one — that's mine. Thank you so much.

  7. Them

    You're welcome. We hold things for two weeks, by the way.

  8. You

    That's good to know. Thanks again for keeping it.

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Words in this dialogue

  • welcomeused to greet someone
  • backreturning; the rear
  • forgetto fail to remember
  • somethinga thing not named
  • thinkto have an opinion
  • leftthe opposite side to right; remaining
  • scarfa strip of cloth worn round the neck
  • hoursixty minutes
  • checkto look at to be sure; to settle a bill
  • lostno longer able to be found
  • foundpast form of find
  • lookto turn your eyes to; to seem
  • it'sshort for it is
  • darkdeep in shade
  • bluethe colour of a clear sky
  • woolthe cloth made from sheep's hair
  • smallthe smallest of the sizes offered
  • patterna repeated design
  • greythe colour between black and white
  • that'sshort for that is
  • minebelonging to me
  • mucha large amount
  • you'reshort for you are
  • holdto keep for someone; to have in your hand
  • thingsan object or matter
  • weeksperiods of seven days
  • goodof a high standard
  • knowto have information about
  • againone more time
  • keepinggoing on having