Mission 6 · Asking about things you need at your accommodation
This is a review and application lesson where you recall and use what you've learned. Look at the meaning first and say it, then check the answer and pronunciation. Put the name of the reservation holder after atas nama. At hotels, the terms check-in and check-out are also used. kata sandi means password. jam berapa is used to ask what time it is. tiga is 3, sembilan is 9, sepuluh is 10. besok means tomorrow. If you need to specify a.m. or p.m. for an appointment, confirm it again. tidak is a negation, and mengerti means to understand. lebih pelan means slower. Bisa ditulis? is a short request asking someone to write it down for you.
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Jam berapa sarapan dimulai?
What time does breakfast start?
Apa kata sandi Wi-Fi-nya?
What is the Wi-Fi password?
Saya mau check-out.
I want to check out.
Sekarang jam berapa?
What time is it now?
Sekarang jam tiga.
It's three o'clock now.
Bisa ditulis?
Can you write it down?
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What time does breakfast start?
Jam berapa sarapan dimulai?
What is the Wi-Fi password?
Apa kata sandi Wi-Fi-nya?
I want to check out.
Saya mau check-out.
What time is it now?
Sekarang jam berapa?
It's three o'clock now.
Sekarang jam tiga.
Can you write it down?
Bisa ditulis?
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Jam berapa sarapan dimulai?
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