Hotel Housekeeping Vocabulary 2

English conversation practice for hotel housekeeping — talking to guests you encounter on the job.

Vocabulary in context

Most of a housekeeper's day is spent in rooms where no one else is present — but the moments of guest interaction, brief as they are, matter enormously. A guest who bumps into you in the corridor forms an impression of the hotel in those few seconds. A guest who opens their door while you're cleaning is going to ask you something, and how you respond shapes how they feel about the property. This exercise focuses on those fleeting but important interactions: how to greet guests warmly, explain your work without overexplaining, handle requests that fall outside your remit gracefully, and leave every brief encounter feeling positive for the guest — even if the conversation lasted thirty seconds.

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1. How much does it cost to do laundry?
2. Can we get some more water?
3. You don't have to clean the room today.
4. This lamp does not work.
5. These towels are dirty.
6. How often do you change the sheets?
7. The remote control doesn't work.
8. Could you come back in an hour?
9. Could you please empty the trash?
10. We need some more soap and shampoo.
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