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CharmYou Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Languages used in a hotel

What do you say to get a room in a hotel?
That's what I heard in Supernatural

Michael: King or two queens?
Dean Winchester: Two queens.
Michael: [under his breath]
[snort]
Michael: Yeah, I bet.
Dean Winchester: What'd you say?
Michael: [brightly] Nice car.

In the Chinese translation subtitle, 'King or two queens?' is translated as "Do you want a room that can hold only one person or two persons?" and "Two queens" is translated as "I want a room that can hold two persons"

What do you say to get a room in a hotel? Do you say "king or two queens"
  

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Michael was asking if Dean wanted a room with one king sized bed or two queen sized beds.

  • Michael was asking if Dean wanted a room with one king sized bed or two queen sized beds.
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Michael was asking if Dean wanted a room with one king sized bed or two queen sized beds.
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Elanguest Michael was asking if Dean wanted a room with one king sized bed or two queen sized beds.
Thanks.
Is that the common language used in a hotel?
If you walk in a hotel, are you often asked "Do you want a single room or double room" or "King or two queens"?
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CharmYouIf you walk in a hotel, are you often asked "Do you want a single room or double room" or "King or two queens"?
You are usually asked, "What kind of room would you like?"

You then describe what you want. A room for one person. A room for two with two beds. A room for two with one bed. A room for two adults and three children.

They

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