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Dejando unas Prendas / Dropping off Some Clothes

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Listen carefully and repeat aloud each sentence

 

Dry Cleaner:

¡Buenos días! Good morning!
Customer: ¡Buenos días! Le traigo tres camisas, dos vestidos y dos sacos. Good morning! I have three shirts, two dresses, and two jackets.
Dry Cleaner: Muy bien. Su nombre, por favor. Very good. Your name, please?
Customer: Ana Gil. Ana Gil.
Dry Cleaner: ¿Su número de teléfono? Your phone number?
Customer: 555-7878. ¿Cuándo estarán listas? 555-7878. When will they be ready?
Dry Cleaner: Pasado mañana, después de las cinco de la tarde. After 5 P.M. the day after tomorrow.
Customer: Está bien. Esta camisa blanca tiene una mancha grande de tinta, trate de sacarla, por favor. That's fine. This white shirt has a big ink stain, please try to remove it.
Dry Cleaner: No sé si va a salir, pero trataremos, señora. I am not sure if it can be removed, but we'll try, madam.
Customer: Gracias. ¿A cuánto está limpiar al seco los vestidos y los sacos? Thanks. How much will it cost to dry clean each dress and the jacket?
Dry Cleaner: Cada vestido está a $9 y cada saco, a $10. Each dress costs $9 and each jacket, $10.
Customer: Muy bien. Nos vemos pasado mañana. Very good. I will see you in two days.
Dry Cleaner: Aquí está su boleta. Hasta el miércoles. Here is your receipt. See you on Wednesday.

 


LET'S PRACTICE:

1) Comprehension: This exercise will test your understanding of this dialog.

 

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