Asking to Change Rooms
Too noisy or a smell — asking for a different room.
- Them
Front desk. How can I help?
- You
My room is very noisy. Could I change it?
- Them
I'm sorry to hear that. Which room are you in?
- You
Room three eleven, right above the street.
- Them
I have a room at the back on the fifth floor.
- You
That sounds much better. Can I move now?
- Them
Yes, come down and I'll swap your key.
- You
Thank you for sorting this out.
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Words in this dialogue
- frontthe part that faces forward
- deska counter where staff serve you
- helpto make things easier for someone
- rooma space inside a building
- noisymaking a lot of sound
- changeto make different; money given back; to switch trains
- sorryused to apologise
- hearto take in sound
- threethe number 3
- eleventhe number 11
- rightcorrect; the opposite of left; just (right here); straight away (right away)
- abovehigher than something
- streeta road in a town
- backreturning; the rear
- fifthcoming after the fourth
- floorone level of a building
- soundsseems from what you hear
- mucha large amount
- betterof higher quality
- moveto go or put somewhere else
- cometo move towards here
- downalong; to a lower place
- i'llshort for I will
- swapto exchange one for another
- sortingdealing with
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