Read Chinese For Dummies Online
Authors: Wendy Abraham
à nmÅ yùgÄng
ææ©æµ´ç¼¸
(ahn-maw yew-gahng) (
hot tub
)
dià nshì
çµè§
(
é»è¦
) (dyan-shir) (
television
)
gÄnxÇ fúwù
å¹²æ´æå¡
(
ä¹¾æ´æå
) (gahn-she foo-woo) (
dry cleaning service
)
lÇguÇn fà ndià n
æ
é¦é¥åº
(
æ
館飯åº
) (lyew-gwahn fahn-dyan) (
hotel Ârestaurant
)
shÄngwù zhÅngxÄ«n
åå¡ä¸å¿
(
ååä¸å¿
) (shahng-woo joong-sheen) Â(
business center
)
tÇyùguÇn
ä½è²é¦
(
é«è²é¤¨
) (tee-yew-gwahn) (
gym
)
xÇyÄ« fúwù
æ´è¡£æå¡
(
æ´è¡£æå
) (she-ee foo-woo) (
laundry service
)
yóuyÇngchÃ
游泳æ±
(yo-yoong-chir) (
swimming pool
)
Getting problems fixed
Uh oh . . . you're finally ensconced in your big, beautiful hotel room when you discover that the
mén suÇ bú shà ng
é¨éä¸ä¸
(
ééä¸ä¸
) (mun swaw boo shahng) (
door doesn't lock
) and the
kÅngtiáo huà i le
空è°åäº
(
空調å£äº
) (koong-tyaow hwye luh) (
air conditioning doesn't work
). To make matters worse, your
chuÄnghu dÇ bù kÄi
çªæ·æä¸å¼
(
çªæ¶æä¸é
) (chwahng-hoo dah boo kye) (
window won't open
). Heat wave! It may be hard to believe, but in addition to all that, your
mÇtÇng dÇzhùle
é©¬æ¡¶å µä½äº
(
é¦¬æ¡¶å µä½äº
)
(mah-toong doo-joo-luh) (
toilet is clogged
). Time to call the nearest
kèfáng fúwùyuán
客æ¿æå¡å
(
客æ¿æåå¡
) (kuh-fahng foo-woo-ywan) (
hotel housekeeper
) for help.
Call quick if the following pieces of equipment are
huà ile
åäº
(
å£äº
) (hwye-luh) (
broken
) and need immediate fixing:
chÄzuò
æ座
(chah-dzwaw) (
electric outlet
)
kÄiguÄn
å¼å
³
(
éé
) (kye-gwahn) (
light switch
)
kÅngtiáo
空è°
(
空調
) (koong-tyaow) (
air conditioner
)
mÇtÇng
马桶
(
馬桶
) (mah-toong) (
toilet
)