Taipei:

A conversation between Mr. Phillips and a desk attendant in a small Taipei hotel.

M:	 Nǐmen yǒu kōng fángjiān ma?	Do you have any vacant rooms?
F:	 Yǒu. Nǐ yào shénmeyàngde fángjiān, shi dānrénde háishi shuāngrénde?	Yes. What kind of room do want, a single or a double?
M:	 Wǒ yào yìjiān dānrén fángjiān.	I want one single room.
F:	 Hǎo. Wùlóu 503 hào shi kōngde.	Fine. No. 503 on the fifth floor is vacant.
M:	 Nǐmen zhèli yoǒ nuǎnqì ma?	Do you have heat(ing) here?
F:	 Yǒu.	Yes.
M:	 Yǒu diànshì ma?	Is there a television?
F:	 Yǒu. Shi cǎisède.	Yes. It's a color television.
M:	 Zhèige fángjiān duōshao qián yìtiān?	How much is this room a day?
F:	 Liùbǎi Táibì yìtiān.	Six hundred dollars Taibi a day.
M:	 Wǒ xiān kànkan zhèige fángjiān xíng bu xing?	Would it be all right if I first take a look at the room?
F:	 Xing.	Yes.

(Back at the desk after seeing the room.)

M:	 503 hào fángjiān hěn hāo. Wǒ jiù yào zhèjiān fángjiān.	No. 503 is very nice. I'll take that room, then.
F:	 Qǐng ni tiányitian zhèzhāng biǎo.	Please fill out this form.
F:	 Zhè shi ni fángjiānde yàoshi. Nǐ chūqùde shíhou qǐng ni jiāogei wǒmen.	Here's the key to your room. When you go out, please give it to us.
M:	 Hǎo.	All right.

F:	 Nǐde xíngli wǒ jiao fúwùshēng gěi ni sòngshàngqu.	I'll have the attendant send your luggage up for you.

M:	 Hǎo. Xièxie.	Fine. Thank you.