Request for towels and supplies (basic)
I entered the room, but I'm short on towels, need more water, and there's no toothbrush at all. This is a situation where you would call the front desk or go down to briefly request what you need.
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Hello, I'm in room 305.
When calling the front desk, it's basic to start with your room number. 305 is read as 'three oh five'.
Can I get some more towels?
Adding extra or some more makes it clear that you want more.
Can I get some more water?
Do you have a toothbrush?
Hotels usually provide amenities like toothbrushes, razors, and slippers for free. If not, ask 'Do you have ~ ?'.
Do you have a hair dryer?
When can you bring it?
When you're curious about the time after a request. Use them instead of it for plural items (towels).
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Ask 'Do you have + noun?
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' to inquire about items not in the room.
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Just change the noun for toothbrush, adapter, iron, slippers, etc.
- towel — Towels
- extra — Extra, additional
- amenities — Amenities
- hair dryer — Hair dryer
- toothbrush — Toothbrush