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2008-6-20 15:53:11

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2007-7-3 14:26:26

Practical Chinese Conversation

70.Check out

Life Chinese Conversation 14


	Usually, the check out time is 12 p.m. The check out time should be shown clearly at the front desk. The servant at the front desk should give notice to a guest his check out time when he is checking in. Hotel rooms charge by the unit of “room/night”, which means that staying in one hotel room for one night costs a day’s charge. The hotel can charge a guest a half day’s charge more if he checks out between 12 p.m. and 18 p.m. the next day, or charge a guest a day’s charge more if he checks out after 18 p.m. the next day.

2007-7-3 14:18:17

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58.At the bank

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	Payments in China are made in its national currency, the Renminbi (RMB), issued by the People’s Bank of China. Foreign currencies are not used in China. International visitors to China should pay in the Chinese currency, the RMB. The Bank of China and other designated foreign currency banks can process traveller’s cheques in foreign currency, exchange money using foreign credit cards, and also exchange money for eight foreign currencies as well as the New Taipei currency of China. The currencies include: US dollar, British pound, Japanese yen, Australian dollar, Canadian dollar, Swiss franc, Euro, Singapore dollar, Hong Kong dollar, Macau patacas, etc. It is very convenient to change money in China, stores and hotels all offer the service.

2007-7-3 14:16:19

Practical Chinese Conversation

51.To be a guest

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	If invited, a guest must arrive at a Chinese friend's home on time. It is proper to be there a couple of minutes earlier, as being late is rude. Generally speaking, eating is more important than talking at a dining table for Chinese people and they think scant wine and dishes are impolite to guests.

2007-7-3 14:13:01

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46.Can I refund this cheongsam?

Life Chinese Conversation 10


	In China, when you are shopping in a store or in a supermarket, it’s better for you to ask the salesmen for a receipt. With this receipt you can refund what you have bought in seven days’ time. When you are shopping in a wholesale marketplace, which sells cheap goods and accepts bargaining, it’s better for you to ask the salesmen for a warrenty card that provides guarantee for their goods. With the credit card you can change what you have bought for some other goods at the same price in this marketplace. Refunds are rare in all cases.

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