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In response to
"
you expect *hotel clerks* to speak 4-6 languages? -- nm
"
by
ty97
you know what? They often do and it's very good for the hotel. -- nm
Posted by
loosilu (aka loosilu2)
Sep 16 '09, 14:36
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They often do? What hotels do you stay at?
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ty97
Sep 16, 14:37
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In Europe it wouldn't be uncommon, especially for the limited vocabulary you need for guests needs -- nm
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Roger More
Sep 16, 14:39
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I needed just a dozen words or so to be able to book a room. -- nm
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loosilu
Sep 16, 14:39
i wonder how many languages the average american hotel clerk speaks? -- nm
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Andie
Sep 16, 14:38
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I'm just talking based on numbers. I am sure there are many many English speaking visitors at a Spanish hotel in a major city. -- nm
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loosilu
Sep 16, 14:39
.7 -- nm
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znufrii
Sep 16, 14:39
I dunno, many kinds. -- nm
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loosilu
Sep 16, 14:38
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