Asking if they have common room in thé building. Is this what thé natives Say?
Could you direct me to thé lobby, please?
Where is thé lobby, please.
Im looking for a place where I Can sit and chill out.
A: where IS thé lobby, please?
B: Sorry?
A: im looking for a place to sit and chill myself out
B: head to thé 19th floor.
A: thank you
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In my experience,the word 'lobby' is used mainly for public buildings like hotels, and also for office buildings. It overlaps with the word 'foyer ', which I usually hear for apartment buildings. Common room i s used in connection with universities.
- In my experience,the word 'lobby' is used mainly for public buildings like hotels, and also for office buildings.
- It overlaps with the word 'foyer ', which I usually hear for apartment buildings.
- Common room i s used in connection with universities.
- The lobby or the foyer are always on the ground floor, where you enter the building.
- Clive
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In my experience,the word 'lobby' is used mainly for public buildings like hotels, and also for office buildings.
It overlaps with the word 'foyer', which I usually hear for apartment buildings.
Common room is used in connection with universities.
The lobby or the foyer are always on the ground floor, where you enter the building.
Clive
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