Taipei:

A conversation between an American woman and the hotel attendant taking her to her room.

M: Xiáojie, zhèi shi nǐde fángjiān.	Here is your room, Miss.
F: Xièxie ni.	Thank you.
M: Wǎnshang nì yàoshi lěng, bìchúli hái yǒu tǎnzi.	If you’re cold at night, there are more blankets in the closet.
F: Hǎo.	Good.
M: Yíge zhěntou yàoshi bú gòu gāo, wǒ kéyi zài gěi ni ná yíge lái.	If one pillow isn't high enough, I can get you another one.
F: Xièxie ni. Yíge zhěntōu gòu le.	Thank you. One pillow is enough.
F: Nǐmen zhèli yǒu Yīnewénde yóulǎn shǒucè ma?	Do you have an English tourist guidebook here?
M: Yǒu. Jiù zài zhèlide chōutìli.	Yes. It's in the drawer here.
F: Nǐmen zhèli yǒu kāfēitīng ma?	Do you have a coffee shop here?
M: Yǒu, zài yilóu. Zài cāntīng yòubian.	Yes, it's on the ground floor. It's to the right of the dining room
F: Wǒ xiǎng gěi yige péngyou dǎ diànhuà.Zhèli yǒu diànhuàbù ma?	I'd like to call a friend on the phone. Is there a phone book here?
M: Yǒu. Zhōngwénde, Yīngwénde dōu you.		Yes. There are both a Chinese one and an English one.
F: Wǒ you yìdiǎn guèizhòngde dōngxi jiāogěi shéi bǎoguǎn?	I have some valuables. Whom do I give them to for safekeeping?
M: Jiāogei zhàngfáng bǎoguǎn.	Give it to the cashier for safekeeping.
F: Hǎo. Xièxie ni.	All right. Thank you.
M: Yàoshi nǐ hái yǒu biěde shìqing,jiù jiào wǒ.	I you have any other problems just call me.
F: Hǎo. Xièxie ni.	Fine. Thank you.
M: Bú kèqi.	Don't mention it.