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お客様に忘れ物が見つかったことを伝えよう
作成したスクリプトは講師により添削されます。
No, we didn't. Does your memory is right? I thought when you were here, you got drunk very much.
No, we didn't. Is your memory alright? I think that you were very drunk when you were here.
Really? I know the hard drinkers tendency that normally say I am a sober but it isn't true. You looks unique person so, I don't think I have mistaken you for someone.
Really? I know the hard drinkers have the tendency of saying they're sober but it isn't true. You look like a unique person so, I don't think I have mistaken you for someone.
2. Mind the verb conjugation in the Simple Present tense - I look, you look, he/she/it looks.
3. You should add like here, as you're forming a comparison - you are comparing the person you're talking with to a unique person and saying that they have similar traits - their uniqueness.
4. You should use an indefinite article in front of most countable singular nouns.
My future dream came true so, I am a bartendar. That's a myth for the bartender. I am always sober. I can memory every customer's details.
My future dream came true so, I am a bartender. That's a myth . I am always sober. I can memorize the details of every customer.
Oh, what a sarcastic person you are. Okay, I would assume you are right but, actually there is not your belonging that you forget before. I don't think I can't help you for now.
Oh, what a sarcastic person you are. Okay, I would assume you are right but, actually, the thing you forgot isn't here. I don't think I can't help you for now.
We don't have any your belonging here at least. Could you please out of here? I have to prepare to start my business. If I would find anything I will let you know. Please leave your contact information.
We don't have any of your belongings here . Could you please get out of here? I have to prepare as my shift starts soon. If I find anything I will let you know. Please leave your contact information.
3. There's no need to use "at least" here - it makes no sense.
4. Your sentence sounded incomplete - you should add the verb "get" here to complete the phrase "get out of here".
5. Your sentence sounded a bit odd - the phrase "to start a business" usually means to start a new company. This version is more natural.
6. There's no need to use "would" here - the sentence is complete without it.
関連単語
- identification(身分証明書)
- search diligently(入念に探す)
- lost property (忘れ物)
- find (見つける)
- Lost Property Form( 遺失物届出書)
関連フレーズ
- Sir/Ma'am, your camera was found.(お客様のカメラが見つかりました。)
- It was located in your room.(お客様のお部屋の中にございました。)
- I'm sorry, but may I see your identification, please?(失礼ですが、身分証明書を見せて頂いてもよろしいですか?)
- We will send it to you by air mail.(航空便でお送り致します。)
- Please contact us if there is anything we can do.(何かありましたらご連絡下さい。)
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2. This word order is more natural. Also, you shouldn't use "thought", as that's a verb in the past tense, and you're expressing your opinion in the present.