English for traveling abroad (review)

"Could you tell me your full address?"

• Sure, I live near the downtown area.

• My address is 456 Oakwood Avenue, Maplewood, New York, 10001.

• I usually take public transportation.

"Are you looking for anything in particular today?"

• Where's the changing room?

• I'm just browsing, thanks.

• I don't know anything.

"What can I get for you today?"

• I'd like the check now.

• I'd like a cheeseburger with fries, please.

• I'll have this to-go.

"Do you have any liquids or prohibited items in your bag?"

• No, I don't.

• I love coke.

• I'd like to have liquids.

"What's your birthdate?"

• It's in May.

• June 22

• It's August 2, 1981.

"What drink would you like with your meal?"

• No, thanks.

• I'll have a cheeseburger and a soda.

• I'll have a bottle of water.

If you're looking for a different-size shirt, what should you ask the salesperson?

• Where can I find the changing rooms?

• Do you have this shirt in blue?

• Do you have this in a medium?

What might a customs officer ask you to declare?

• 11,000 USD

• your personal items

• your documents

How should you request the bill at a diner?

• I want the bill.

• I'd like the bill, please.

• Bill me, sir.

You didn't understand what a person just said to you in English. What can you say?

• Sorry. Could you repeat it, please?

• Hi, I no speak English.

• Good. Very good. I'm Brazilian.