Is this your hotel? It looks terrible!
- Yes, it’s terrible. I’d likechange my hotel, butca find enough time. I’m too busy.
- Anyway, you go in first, quickly and very quietly and wait for me outside my room, ok? I’ll get the key from the receptionist.
- But wo he see me?
- Do worry. He’ll be asleep. He’s always asleep. Just be careful you do wake him up.
- Ok. Whichyour room?
- Room 38! Ready? Let’s go!
- Er… oh? What…? Er… where am I? Er… who’s that?
- Good evening, canhave my key, please?
- Ah, good evening, Miss sc… er Schmidt!
- Canhave my key, please?
- Uh… did you see a young man here a moment ago?
- No no, I’ve just come in. Look, I’m tired, andwantgobed! Canhave my key now, please?
- I thoughsaw a young man, I’m sorry. Buthavebe careful, Miss Sc… er Sc…er..
- Look, are you goinggive me my key, or dohavetake it?
- Oh, your key! You want your key, do you?see. I’m sorry. Miss sc…
- Good night!
- Hello!
- Sssh!
- Phew! Here we are, then.
- The old man saw me, did he?
- Do worry about it, Marco, it’s alright. Now let’s see what thereto drink. Ah, yes, I’ve got some Williams.
- What’s that?
- It’s a drink made of beer.
- Cheers, Marco!
- Cheers. Kristi! Ough! It’s strong, is it?
- Well, let’s sit down.
- Thereonly one chair, sohavesit on the bed.
- Crazy, really.
- My God, what a terrible noise!
- Yes, it’s a very old bed!
- What’s going on next door?
- I do know. Doris, trygetsleep.
- How cangetsleep with that noise? What’s going on in there, Oscar?
- They’re having a party, or something! Thisterrible!
- I’m goingtake a look!
- No, Doris, come back. Oh, hell!
- What do you think you’re doing, young lady? Oscar, come here! Come here, immediately!
- Look, Oscar, she’s brought a young manher room! Now what kind of hotelthis? How can you bring mea place like this?wantstay in a family hotel!
- Perhaps they’re married, Doris! Look, ca we go backour room?
- I’m goingcomplain.
- Look, I’m sorry about this. My wife does sleep very well, you see.
- That’s alright but would you close the door, please?
- What are we goingdo?
- Then, we ca stay here, can we? Why do w goyour place?
- It’s only a room in a student hostel. Anyway, are you sure you want to?
- Yes, why not? I’m not tired any more.
- There they are!
- Oh, dear! Are you alright, Miss Sc..er?
- Yes, I’m quite alright, thanks.
- What do you mean? Is she alright? What about me?
- Ah, there he is!was right;did see a young man!
- Do you remember Miss Sc..?told you there was a young man around.
- It’s alright; he’s a friend of mine.
- A friend of hers! Huh! That’s too much! We’re leaving here tomorrow! This is my kind of hotel Oscar.
- Perhaps, there’s a misunderstanding, Doris.
- No,understand what’s happening very well. Oscar!
- Come on! We’ll go backour room now.
- Goodnight, everybody!
- Goodnight, Miss Sc…
- Let’s goyour hostel then, Marco.
- Yes, it’s terrible. I’d likechange my hotel, butca find enough time. I’m too busy.
- Anyway, you go in first, quickly and very quietly and wait for me outside my room, ok? I’ll get the key from the receptionist.
- But wo he see me?
- Do worry. He’ll be asleep. He’s always asleep. Just be careful you do wake him up.
- Ok. Whichyour room?
- Room 38! Ready? Let’s go!
- Er… oh? What…? Er… where am I? Er… who’s that?
- Good evening, canhave my key, please?
- Ah, good evening, Miss sc… er Schmidt!
- Canhave my key, please?
- Uh… did you see a young man here a moment ago?
- No no, I’ve just come in. Look, I’m tired, andwantgobed! Canhave my key now, please?
- I thoughsaw a young man, I’m sorry. Buthavebe careful, Miss Sc… er Sc…er..
- Look, are you goinggive me my key, or dohavetake it?
- Oh, your key! You want your key, do you?see. I’m sorry. Miss sc…
- Good night!
- Hello!
- Sssh!
- Phew! Here we are, then.
- The old man saw me, did he?
- Do worry about it, Marco, it’s alright. Now let’s see what thereto drink. Ah, yes, I’ve got some Williams.
- What’s that?
- It’s a drink made of beer.
- Cheers, Marco!
- Cheers. Kristi! Ough! It’s strong, is it?
- Well, let’s sit down.
- Thereonly one chair, sohavesit on the bed.
- Crazy, really.
- My God, what a terrible noise!
- Yes, it’s a very old bed!
- What’s going on next door?
- I do know. Doris, trygetsleep.
- How cangetsleep with that noise? What’s going on in there, Oscar?
- They’re having a party, or something! Thisterrible!
- I’m goingtake a look!
- No, Doris, come back. Oh, hell!
- What do you think you’re doing, young lady? Oscar, come here! Come here, immediately!
- Look, Oscar, she’s brought a young manher room! Now what kind of hotelthis? How can you bring mea place like this?wantstay in a family hotel!
- Perhaps they’re married, Doris! Look, ca we go backour room?
- I’m goingcomplain.
- Look, I’m sorry about this. My wife does sleep very well, you see.
- That’s alright but would you close the door, please?
- What are we goingdo?
- Then, we ca stay here, can we? Why do w goyour place?
- It’s only a room in a student hostel. Anyway, are you sure you want to?
- Yes, why not? I’m not tired any more.
- There they are!
- Oh, dear! Are you alright, Miss Sc..er?
- Yes, I’m quite alright, thanks.
- What do you mean? Is she alright? What about me?
- Ah, there he is!was right;did see a young man!
- Do you remember Miss Sc..?told you there was a young man around.
- It’s alright; he’s a friend of mine.
- A friend of hers! Huh! That’s too much! We’re leaving here tomorrow! This is my kind of hotel Oscar.
- Perhaps, there’s a misunderstanding, Doris.
- No,understand what’s happening very well. Oscar!
- Come on! We’ll go backour room now.
- Goodnight, everybody!
- Goodnight, Miss Sc…
- Let’s goyour hostel then, Marco.