Accommodation

1. Cha ich s Zimmer zerscht aaluege?

   Can I see the room first?

   Usage

   Asks to see the room before deciding to take it

   Grammar Note

   composed: aaluege is a separable verb meaning to look at; Zimmer is neuter, hence s

2. Isch s Zmorge inbegriffe?

   Is breakfast included?

   Usage

   Asks whether breakfast is included in the price; breakfast is Zmorge

   Grammar Note

   composed: Zmorge is neuter, hence s; the Standard German word Frühstück is not used

3. Gits en Lift?

   Is there an elevator?

   Usage

   Asks whether a lodging has an elevator, for example with heavy luggage

   Grammar Note

   composed: Gits = git + s (es), 'there is'; Lift is masculine, hence en

4. Gits en Parkplatz?

   Is there parking?

   Usage

   Asks about parking when arriving at a lodging by car

   Grammar Note

   composed: Gits = git + s (es), 'there is'; Parkplatz is masculine, hence en

5. Cha ich mis Gepäck da la?

   Can I leave my luggage here?

   Usage

   Used to leave luggage before check-in or after check-out

   Grammar Note

   composed: Gepäck is neuter, so the possessive is mis; la means to leave

6. Wänn isch Check-out?

   What time is check-out?

   Usage

   Asks the front desk for the check-out time; Check-out is an English loanword

   Grammar Note

   composed: the English loanword Check-out is used as it is

7. Cha ich es zuesätzlichs Chüssi übercho?

   Can I get an extra pillow?

   Usage

   Asks the front desk for another pillow; Chüssi means cushion or pillow

   Grammar Note

   composed: Chüssi is neuter and the adjective takes -s; übercho means to get

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