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 AT THE HOTEL
  îáΦ¿¡á »«ñΩѺªáÑΓ ¬ ú«ßΓ¿¡¿µÑ.
  A car's coming to the hotel.
  櫬«½«óδ óδσ«ñ∩Γ ¿º ¼áΦ¿¡δ.
  The Sokolovs are getting out of the car.
  Ä¡¿ πßΓ὿.
  They're tired.
  æÑαúÑ⌐ êóá¡«ó¿τ óδ¡¿¼áÑΓ τѼ«ñá¡δ ¿º ¼áΦ¿¡δ.
  Sergey Ivanovich is taking the suitcases out of the car.
  î¿σ´ é½áñ¿¼¿α«ó¿τ »«¼«úáÑΓ Ñ¼π.
  Michael Vladimirovich is helping him.
  Ä¡¿ ßΓ«∩Γ »ÑαÑñ ú«ßΓ¿¡¿µÑ⌐.
  They're standing outside the hotel.
  æáΦá ß¼«Γα¿Γ ¡á ú«ßΓ¿¡¿µπ.
  Sasha is looking at the hotel.
  Ä¡ ¡Ñ πßΓá½.
  He is not tired.
  櫬«½«óδ óσ«ñ∩Γ ó ú«ßΓ¿¡¿µπ.
  The Sokolovs are going into the hotel.
  ¥Γ« í«½∞Φá∩ ú«ßΓ¿¡¿µá.
  It's a big hotel.
  Ä¡á ßΓáαá∩.
  It's old.
  é ¡Ñ⌐ ¼¡«ú« φΓáªÑ⌐.
  There are many floors in it.
  ä½∩ 櫬«½«óδσ ºáíα«¡¿α«óá¡δ ¡«¼Ñαá.
  The Sokolovs have a reservation.
  櫬«½«óδ ¿ñπΓ ó ßó«¿ ¬«¼¡áΓδ.
  The Sokolovs are going to their rooms.
  êσ ¬«¼¡áΓδ ¡á ó«ß∞¼«¼ (8-«¼) φΓáªÑ.
  Their rooms are on the eighth floor.
  æÑαúÑ⌐ êóá¡«ó¿τ ¿ Ç¡¡á ÅÑΓα«ó¡á ÑñπΓ ¡á ½¿ΣΓÑ.
  Sergey Ivanovich and Anna Petrovna are getting in the elevator.
  ïÑ¡á ¿ æáΦá ¿ñπΓ óóÑασ »« ½ÑßΓ¡¿µÑ »ÑΦ¬«¼.
  Helen and Sasha are walking up the stairs.
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 RESERVATION
  É.  -  ÉÑú¿ßΓαáΓ«α
  Receptionist
  æ.ê. - æÑαúÑ⌐ êóá¡«ó¿τ
  Sergey Ivanovich
  æ.ê.   ä«íαδ⌐ ñÑ¡∞.
  Good afternoon.
  É.     ä«íαδ⌐ ñÑ¡∞.
  Good afternoon.
  æ.ê.   ô ¡áß íα«¡∞.
  We've got a reservation.
  î«∩ ΣἿ½¿∩ 櫬«½«ó.
  My name's Sokolov.
  櫬«½«ó æÑαúÑ⌐ êóá¡«ó¿τ.
  Sergey Ivanovich Sokolov.
  É.     î¿¡πΓ¬π, »«ªá½π⌐ßΓá.
  Just a minute, please.
  äá, π éáß íα«¡∞.
  Yes, you've got a reservation.
  ìá 4 τѽ«óѬá.
  It's for four people.
  äóÑ ñóπσ¼ÑßΓ¡δÑ ¬«¼¡áΓδ.
  Two double rooms.
  Åαáó¿½∞¡«?
  Am I right?
  æ.ê.   ìÑΓ, éδ ¡Ñ»αáóδ.
  No, you're not right.
  îδ σ«Γѽ¿ íδ «ñ¡π ñóπσ¼ÑßΓ¡πε ¿ ñóÑ «ñ¡«¼ÑßΓ¡δe ¬«¼¡áΓδ.
  We'd like one double room and two single rooms.
  É.     êºó¿¡¿ΓÑ.
  I'm sorry.
  Äñ¡á ñóπσ¼ÑßΓ¡á∩, ¡«¼Ñα 805.
  One double room, number 805.
  äóÑ «ñ¡«¼ÑßΓ¡δÑ, ¡«¼Ñαá 806 ¿ 807.
  Two single rooms, number 806 and 807.
  æ.ê.   ìá ¬á¬«¼ φΓáªÑ φΓ¿ ¬«¼¡áΓδ?
  What floor are the rooms on ?
  É.     éáΦ¿ ¬«¼¡áΓδ ¡á ó«ß∞¼«¼ (8-«¼) φΓáªÑ.
  Your rooms are on the eighth floor.
  欫½∞¬« óδ π ¡áß »α«íπñÑΓÑ?
  How long are you going to stay here?
  æ.ê.   ìá¼ íδ σ«Γѽ«ß∞ «ßΓá¡«ó¿Γ∞ß∩ ¡á ñóÑ ¡Ññѽ¿.
  We'd like to stay for two weeks.
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 THE HOTEL ROOMS
  Ç.   - Çñ¼¿¡¿ßΓαáΓ«α
  Receptionist
  æ.ê. - æÑαúÑ⌐ êóá¡«ó¿τ
  Sergey Ivanovich
  Ç.Å. - Ç¡¡á ÅÑΓα«ó¡á
  Anna Petrowna
  Ç.   - Å«ªá½π⌐ßΓá, ºá»«½¡¿ΓÑ á¡¬ÑΓδ ¿ αáß»¿Φ¿ΓÑß∞.
  Fill in  the forms and sign them, please.
  éáΦ¿ »áß»«αΓá, »«ªá½π⌐ßΓá.
  Your passports, please.
  æ.ê. - 欫½∞¬« ßΓ«¿Γ ¡«¼Ñα ó ßπΓ¬¿?
  How much is the room for  a  day?
  Ç.   - Äñ¡«¼ÑßΓ¡δ⌐ ßΓ«¿Γ ñÑó∩Γ∞ (9) απí½Ñ⌐.
  A single room's 9 roubles.
  äóπσ¼ÑßΓ¡δ⌐ ßΓ«¿Γ ñóÑ¡¡áñµáΓ∞ (12) απí½Ñ⌐.
  A double room's 12 roubles.
  Ç.Å.   æ¬áª¿ΓÑ, »«ªá½π⌐ßΓá, ÑßΓ∞ ½¿ ΓѽÑΣ«¡ ó ¬«¼¡áΓáσ?
  Tell me, please, do the rooms have a telephone?
  Ç.     é ¬áªñ«⌐ ¬«¼¡áΓÑ ¿¼ÑÑΓß∩ ΓѽÑΣ«¡.
  Every room has got a telephone.
  Ç.Å.   àßΓ∞ ½¿ ó ¬«¼¡áΓáσ óá¡¡δÑ?
  Do the rooms have bathrooms?
  Ç.     äá, ó ¬áªñ«⌐ ¬«¼¡áΓÑ ÑßΓ∞ óá¡¡δÑ.
  Yes, every room has a bathroom.
  æ.ê.   é óá¡¡δσ ÑßΓ∞ ñπΦ?
  Do the bathrooms have showers?
  Ç.     è«¡Ñτ¡«. é ¬áªñ«⌐ óá¡¡«⌐ ¿¼ÑÑΓß∩ ñπΦ.
  Certainly. Every bathroom has a shower.
  æ.ê.   ÄτÑ¡∞ σ«α«Φ«.
  Very well.
  Ç.     éáΦ¿ ¡«¼Ñαá 805, 806, 807.
  Your room numbers are 805, 806 and 807.
  髺∞¼¿ΓÑ óáΦ¿ ú«ßΓÑóδÑ ¬áαΓδ.
  Take your guest cards, please.
  ìÑ ºáíπñ∞ΓÑ ¬½ετ¿.
  Don't forget the keys.
  æ.ê.   æ»áß¿í«.
  Thank you.
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 OUR ROOMS
  Ç.Å. - Ç¡¡á ÅÑΓα«ó¡á
  Anna Petrovna
  æ.ê. - æÑαúÑ⌐ êóá¡«ó¿τ
  Sergey Ivanovich
  æ.  -  æáΦá
  Sasha
  ï.  -  ïÑ¡á
  Helen
  ä.  -  äѪπα¡á∩ »« φΓáªπ
  Floor-manager on duty
  ä.     ¥Γ« óáΦá ¬«¼¡áΓá.
  This is your room.
  Ç.Å.   Ä¡á ¡Ñí«½∞Φá∩.
  It's not very big.
  ä.     Ç φΓ« óáΦá óá¡¡á∩.
  And this is your bathroom.
  æ.ê.   çñÑß∞ ÑßΓ∞ ஧ÑΓ¬á ñ½∩ ¼«Ñ⌐ íα¿Γóδ?
  Is there a socket for my shaver?
  ä.     äá, ÑßΓ∞. Ĭ«½« αᬫó¿¡δ.
  Yes, there is.  It's near the sink.
  æ.ê.   æóÑΓ ¡Ñ αáí«ΓáÑΓ.
  The light isn't working.
  Å«ªá½π⌐ßΓá, »α¿¡Ñß¿ΓÑ ¡«óπε ½á¼»«τ¬π.
  Bring a new bulb, please.
  Ç.Å.   é«⌐ñ¿ΓÑ!
  Come in!
  ï.     ô óáß σ«α«Φá∩ ¬«¼¡áΓá.
  Your room's nice.
  î¡Ñ «¡á ¡αáó¿Γß∩.
  I like it.
  Ç ΓÑíÑ?
  And what about you?
  æ.     î¡Ñ Γ«ªÑ. Ä¡á  «τÑ¡∞ ßóÑΓ½á∩, Γ¿σá∩ ¿ πεΓ¡á∩.
  So do I.  It's very  light, quiet and cozy.
  Ç.Å.   äá, ¬«¼¡áΓá ßóÑΓ½á∩.
  Yes, the room's light.
  çñÑß∞ ñóá í«½∞Φ¿σ «¬¡á.
  There are two big windows here.
  ï.     îá¼á, τΓ« φΓ« ΓᬫÑ?
  Mom, what's this?
  Ç.Å.   ¥Γ« úáαñÑα«í.
  This is a closet.
  èᬫ⌐ í«½∞Φ«⌐ úáαñÑα«í!
  What a big wardrobe!
  ô óáß «ñ¡á, ñóÑ, Γα¿, τÑΓδαÑ, »∩Γ∞, ΦÑßΓ∞,                                      ßѼ∞, ó«ßѼ∞, ñÑó∩Γ∞, ñÑß∩Γ∞ óÑΦὫ¬.
  You've got one, two, three, four, five, six,                                    seven, eight, nine, ten hangers.
  æ.ê.   Ç úñÑ ΓѽÑΣ«¡?
  And where's the telephone?
  Ç.Å.   Æá¼.
  Over there.
  æ.ê.   âñÑ?
  Where?
  Ç.Å.   ìá ¼á½Ñ¡∞¬«¼ ßΓ«½¿¬Ñ.
  On the small table.
  æ.ê.   Ç¡∩, «Γ¬α«⌐, »«ªá½π⌐ßΓá, «¬¡«.
  Anya, open the window, please.
  î¡Ñ ªáᬫ.
  I'm hot.
  Ç.Å.   Ç ¼¡Ñ ¡Ñ ªáᬫ.
  I'm not hot.
  î¡Ñ 󫽫ñ¡«.
  I'm cold.
  çá¬α«⌐, »«ªá½π⌐ßΓá, «¬¡á.
  Close the windows, please.
  æáΦá, ïÑ¡á, ¬á¬ óá¼ »«¡αá󿽿ß∞ óáΦ¿ ¬«¼¡áΓδ?
  Sasha, Helen!  How do you like your rooms?
  ï.     î«∩ ¬«¼¡áΓá Γ«ªÑ ßóÑΓ½á∩, ¡« «¡á ¡Ñ Γ¿σá∩, á Φπ¼¡á∩.
  My room's light too, but it's not quiet, it's noisy.
  Ĭ¡á ¡«¼Ñαá óδσ«ñ∩Γ ¡á èπΓπº«ó߬¿⌐ »α«ß»Ñ¬Γ.
  The room is facing Kutuzov Avenue.
  æ.     î«⌐ ¡«¼Ñα ¼¡Ñ ¡αáó¿Γß∩.
  I like my room.
  Ä¡ σ«α«Φ¿⌐.
  It's nice.
  î¡Ñ ¡¿¬Γ« ¡Ñ ¼ÑΦáÑΓ.
  Nobody bothers me.
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 ROOM SERVICE
  Ç.Å. - Ç¡¡á ÅÑΓα«ó¡á
  Anna Petrovna
  â.  -  â«α¡¿τ¡á∩
  Chambermaid
  ï.  -  ïÑ¡á
  Helen
  æ.ê. - æÑαúÑ⌐ êóá¡«ó¿τ
  Sergey Ivanovich
  ü.Ä. - üεα« «íß½πª¿óá¡¿∩
  Room Service.
  æ.ê.   é«⌐ñ¿ΓÑ!
  Come in!
  â.     ä«íαδ⌐ ñÑ¡∞.
  Good afternoon.
  ƒ ú«α¡¿τ¡á∩.
  I'm the chambermaid.
  Ç.Å.   ìá ¡áΦÑ⌐ ¬α«óáΓ¿ Γ«½∞¬« «ñ¡« «ñÑ∩½«.
  There's only one blanket on our bed.
  îδ σ«Γѽ¿ íδ ñóá ¿ ÑΘÑ «ñ¡π »«ñπΦ¬π.
  We'd like two and one more pillow.
  â.     ò«α«Φ«, ßÑ⌐τáß »α¿¡Ñßπ.
  All right.  I'll bring them now.
  æ.ê.   æ¬áª¿ΓÑ, »«ªá½π⌐ßΓá, úñÑ ¡áσ«ñ¿Γß∩ íεα« «íß½πª¿óá¡¿∩?
  Tell me, please, where Room Service is.
  â.     ìá »Ñαó«¼ φΓáªÑ (1-«¼).
  On the first floor.
  Æπñá ¼«ª¡« »«ºó«¡¿Γ∞.
  You can phone there.
  æ.ê.   æ»áß¿í« í«½∞Φ«Ñ.
  Thank you very much.
  æáΦá, »«ºó«¡¿, »«ªá½π⌐ßΓá, ó íεα« «íß½πª¿óá¡¿∩.
  Sasha, phone Room Service, please.
  Å«»α«ß¿ αáñ¿«»α¿Ñ¼¡¿¬ ¿ »«»α«ß¿ αáºíπñ¿Γ∞ ¡áß                                   ó ó«ßѼ∞ (8) πΓαá.
  Ask for a radio and ask them to wake us up                                      at eight a.m., please.
  æ.     ¥Γ« íεα« «íß½πª¿óá¡¿∩?
  Is this Room Service?
  ü.Ä.   äá.
  Yes.
  æ.     ¥Γ« ú«ó«α∩Γ ¿º ¡«¼Ñαá 805.
  I'm from room nuber 805.
  éδ ¡Ñ ¼«ú½¿ íδ »α¿¡ÑßΓ¿ αáñ¿«»α¿Ñ¼¡¿¬?
  Could you bring a radio to our room?
  ü.Ä.   ò«α«Φ«.
  All right.
  æ.     æ»áß¿í« í«½∞Φ«Ñ. ê ÑΘÑ. Éáºíπñ¿ΓÑ ¡áß,                                      »«ªá½π⌐ßΓá, ó ó«ßѼ∞ (8) τáß«ó.
         Thank you very much. And something else:                                    Wake us up at  8 o'clock in the morning.
  ü.Ä.   ò«α«Φ«.
  All right.
  æ.     æ»áß¿í«.
  Thank you.
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