退 退房了
“T-They've checked out?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
他们都已经退房了
“They've checked out.”
退 退房了
“T-They've checked out?”
嫂子
“Mrs. Jiang,”
“They are already gone, so there is nothing we can do.”
The subsequent address term '嫂子' (sister-in-law) illustrates how Chinese speakers frequently use familial terms to show warmth and respect to close female associates or friends' wives.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
check out of a hotel room
Standard travel term used when completing the checkout process at lodging establishments.
Indicates a completed action and a changed state of affairs.