我去过北京。
I have been to Beijing.
Day 29 of 57 · Week 5 · Handle problems
Check in with a reservation, passport and two-night stay. Ask your room number and checkout time.
Recognize reception, elevators and room numbers, then ask where to go.
Find the whole label first. 电梯 is elevator; 楼梯 is stairs. Both contain 梯 but the first character changes the kind. On room signs, 楼 means floor and 室 means room; do not infer a floor just from a room number.
Find your way inside a hotel — complete guided explanation
Completion records effort; quiz results measure recognition. Neither proves conversational fluency. Use the interactive trainer for review scheduling and saved progress.
Verb + 过 means an experience has occurred. Contrast an experienced event with a specific completed event.
我去过北京。
I have been to Beijing.
I + go + experience + Beijing.
我有预订。
I have a reservation.
I + have + reservation
我想办理入住。
I'd like to check in.
I + want + process + check-in
这是我的护照。
Here is my passport.
this + is + my + passport
住两晚。
I'm staying two nights.
stay + two + nights
有空房间吗?
Do you have a room available?
have + empty + room + question
我要一个单人间。
I'd like a single room.
I + want + one + measure + single-person room
Give the destination, ask the time, then stop.
您去哪儿?
Where are you going?
请送我去这个地址。
Show the address and request the destination.
好的。
Okay.
大概多久?
Ask the approximate travel time.
到了。
We have arrived.
请在这里停车。
Ask to stop here.
Outside the trainer: spend 10–20 minutes repeating these exchanges with a Mandarin speaker when available. Ask them to change one reply so you must listen. Fixed audio and scenarios cannot reproduce every real conversation.