16.05.171. alfabet - na małych karteczkach - słownictwo... Life Lessons You'll Learn From Working In Hospitality Ah, hospitality — that wonderful industry of odd hours, cheeky staff banter and blissful servitude. Unfortunately for many of us, this happy world only occupies us during the awkward years between high school and our forever-job, that mythical future where we will experience consistent work hours, regular pay and, dare I say it, weekends. Despite all its flaws, working in hospitality during these formative years provides us with invaluable life lessons; ones that will never really leave us. As they always say, you can take the girl out of the café, but if you take the caffeine out of the girl, she’s probably going to be completely useless. When that one customer takes a shine to you and proceeds to tell you about their new hip replacement, their kids or whatever else you’re not interested in, it can be difficult not to let your irritation show. Hospitality work spans crazy hours and seems to be a prime exemplar of Murphy’s Law. (Lead image: 2 Broke Girls/CBS)
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Hotels - English training How to Book a Hotel Room: 9 Steps Edit Article Two Parts:Finding a Good HotelBooking the HotelCommunity Q&A Finding a good hotel and making a reservation can be stressful, especially if you are trying to book a hotel room for a large family or at the last minute. With many hotel reservations done online, there are online tools you can use to compare rates and shop around before booking the right room for you and your family. If you have never booked a hotel room before, you can do so easily and quickly by following several simple steps. Steps Part 1 Finding a Good Hotel <img alt="Image titled Make Money Selling Sweets Step 1" src=" width="728" height="546" class="whcdn" onload="WH.performance.clearMarks('image1_rendered'); WH.performance.mark('image1_rendered');">1Determine your budget. Part 2 Booking the Hotel Community Q&A Ask a Question Article Info
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Hotel Essentials English Vocabulary Exercise Part 1 | Blair English Read the following conversation between the manager of a hotel and a new employee. The manager is explaining to the the new employee how the hotel works and what they have to do. From the context, try to guess what the meaning of the words/phrases in bold are. Then do the quiz at the end to check if you are right. Manager:'So, you will be working here in reception near the entrance of the hotel. Your main responsibility is to speak to and help the hotel's guests. New Employee:'So, when a new guest arrives and they want their key to their room, they want to check in, I have to take their name and information and then give them their key?' Manager:'Yes, but you need to see first if they have a reservation here. New Employee:'Does the hotel provide meals to the guests who have a room?' Manager:'Yes we do. We also have some guests that have paid for bed and breakfast, where breakfast in the hotel is only included in the price they paid for the room. Manager:'It's similar but different.
English for working in a hotel (management/reception), resort, motel, spa, etc. - VESL Exercises If you work (or are looking for work) in a hotel (reception/management), motel, resort, spa, etc., and want to learn the common English terms and expressions that are used in such places, these exercises are for you! They will help you to speak better English, to use proper words, and to communicate better with guests. All of the exercises are free. NEW! GRAMMAR:Using English phrasal verbs 1Using English phrasal verbs 2 VISUAL EXERCISES:Visual English: Hotel industry vocabulary 1Visual English: Hotel industry vocabulary 2Visual English: Hotel industry vocabulary 3Visual English: Hotel industry vocabulary 4Visual English: Hotel industry vocabulary 5