איך האָב אַ רעזערוואַציע. מײַן נאָמען איז סמיט.
Ikh hob a rezervatsye. Mayn nomen iz Smit.
I have a reservation. My name is Smith.
Usage
At the front desk when checking in; replace "סמיט" with your own name
Grammar Note
"רעזערוואַציע" is feminine. A name is given with "מײַן נאָמען איז ...". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
קען איך צום ערשטן זען דאָס צימער?
Ken ikh tsum ershtn zen dos tsimer?
Can I see the room first?
Usage
When you want to check the room before deciding
Grammar Note
"צום ערשטן" means "first, at first". "צימער" is treated here as neuter, with "דאָס". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
איז פֿרישטיק אין דעם פּרײַז?
Iz frishtik in dem prayz?
Is breakfast included in the price?
Usage
When checking a booking or room rate
Grammar Note
"אין דעם פּרײַז" means "in the price". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
איז דאָ אַ ליפֿט?
Iz do a lift?
Is there an elevator?
Usage
Useful with heavy luggage or an upper-floor room
Grammar Note
"איז דאָ" asks "is there". "ליפֿט" is masculine. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
קען איך באַקומען נאָך אַ קישן?
Ken ikh bakumen nokh a kishn?
Could I get another pillow?
Usage
Asks the front desk for an extra item
Grammar Note
"נאָך אַ" means "one more". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
ביז ווען מוז מען אַרויסגיין פֿון דעם צימער?
Biz ven muz men aroysgeyn fun dem tsimer?
By what time must one leave the room?
Usage
Checks the check-out time
Grammar Note
"ביז ווען" means "until when". After "מוז מען" the infinitive "אַרויסגיין" stays near the end. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
קען איך לאָזן מײַן באַגאַזש דאָ ביז שפּעטער?
Ken ikh lozn mayn bagazh do biz shpeter?
Can I leave my luggage here until later?
Usage
When you want to leave luggage after check-out
Grammar Note
"לאָזן" here means "to leave behind". "ביז שפּעטער" means "until later". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
איך בלײַב דרײַ נעכט.
Ikh blayb dray nekht.
I am staying three nights.
Usage
States the length of your stay; change the number as needed
Grammar Note
"נעכט" is the plural of "נאַכט" (night); a numeral is followed by the plural. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
איך האָב פֿאַרלוירן דעם שליסל.
Ikh hob farloyrn dem shlisl.
I have lost the key.
Usage
Tells the front desk that you lost the room key
Grammar Note
"שליסל" is masculine; as the object it takes the accusative "דעם". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
איך וויל בלײַבן נאָך אַ נאַכט.
Ikh vil blaybn nokh a nakht.
I want to stay one more night.
Usage
When you want to extend your stay
Grammar Note
After "וויל" the infinitive "בלײַבן" comes later in the sentence. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
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