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If visitors don’t understand your words, what can you do?
Repeat slowly, use easier words. Use gestures or show pictures.
Should you use long, difficult sentences or short, simple ones? Why?
Use short, simple sentences because they are easier to understand.
What should you do if a visitor asks you something you don’t know?
Say politely, “I’m not sure, but I can find out for you.”
If a visitor speaks too fast, what can you say?
“Sorry, could you repeat more slowly, please?”
How can body language or gestures help you when talking?
They can make your meaning clearer and help visitors understand without many words.
If visitors look tired or bored, how can you change your explanation?
Make it shorter, ask them a fun question, or suggest a quick photo/break.
What polite way can you invite them to take a photo?
“Would you like to take a photo here?”
If visitors refuse to talk to you because they are busy, what polite response can you give?
“That’s okay, have a nice day!” / “Enjoy your visit!”
Should you talk to the visitors about your culture?
Yes. I can talk about food, festival, ...
