我要理發(fā)。I need a haircut。
我與理發(fā)師的預(yù)約是在10點(diǎn)。I have an appointment with the barber at 10.
我需要排隊(duì)等候嗎?Do I need to take a place in line?
要很長(zhǎng)時(shí)間嗎?Will it take very long?
在等的時(shí)候,我可以看看桌上的雜志嗎?
May I read the magazines on the table while waiting?
該我了嗎?Is it my turn?
理個(gè)平頭多少錢(qián)?How much is a crew cut?
洗頭要多少錢(qián)?How much do you charge for a shampoo?
我不能再等了。I can’t wait any more。
Waiting at the Hairdresser’s
Receptionist:Hello, Miss. What can I do for you this afternoon?
Customer:I need a haircut. But you seem so busy today。
Receptionist:Yes, it is busy today. We usually have a lot more clients on the weekend. Would you like to take a seat and wait for a while, please?
Customer:OK. But how long will I have to wait? Is it going to be more than 30 minutes?
Receptionist:It should be around that. If you’d like, please feel free to read the magazines while you wait。
Customer:Thank you。
(20 minutes later)
Receptionist:Sorry to keep you waiting, Miss. Our hairdresser, Mr. Lee, is just finishing with a client in a moment or two. Will you have a shampoo first? I’ll get a gown for you。
Customer:OK. Thanks。