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reception, front or information desk
0 What do you call the desk at the lobby of a company? I would say reception desk but I think information desk or front desk is also possible. Actually, is there any difference between them? I would definitely stick to reception desk when it comes to hotels. 02 br
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02 br 02 br 00 Either one works for a company. The area where a guest enters is sometimes called "reception" - that's very idiomatic. "Hey, you have a guest waiting for you in reception.
- 02 br 02 br 00 Either one works for a company.
- The area where a guest enters is sometimes called "reception" - that's very idiomatic.
- "Hey, you have a guest waiting for you in reception.
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0 Actually, you can probably say "front desk" at a hotel as well. 02 br
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00 Either one works for a company. The area where a guest enters is sometimes called "reception" - that's very idiomatic. "Hey, you have a guest waiting for you in reception. The front desk just called." 02 br
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00 Don't use "information desk" - that's what some companies call the pe
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00 Either one works for a company. The area where a guest enters is sometimes called "reception" - that's very idiomatic. "Hey, you have a guest waiting for you in reception. The front desk just called." 02 br
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00 Don't use "information desk" - that's what some companies call the pe
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