✔ 最佳答案
第一句應該講咩呢?
1. If you know the directions to the place and can help.
Q: Can you please tell me how to get to The Peak?
- sure, no problem. I can help you.
- to get there, you can either walk (if short distance away) or take the public transportation (ie. MTR, buses, etc)
---example for walking -> From here, you go straight, make a left when you get to "x" street. It is about a 3 minute walk from here.
---example for transportation -> To get to the Peak, you would need to take the MTR. There is an MTR station across the street. Take the "x" line to "x" station. There would be signs in english at each MTR station exit that will help guide you.
仲有可以用咩vocab去加長句子?
When giving directions, it is best to keep it clear and concise. Depending on how fluent your english is, longer sentences do not necessarily mean better. Your goal is to get your point across and have the tourist understand how to get to their destinations.
仲有中途可以加咩短句親切d?
You can always ask them about their trip or where they are from.
- so which country are you traveling from?
- how do you like Hong Kong so far?
- how long will you be staying here?
- what other tourist areas have you visited so far?
- have you tried the food around this area? there are some famous restaurants with really good food on this street.
最尾又應該點祝福佢?
Really depends on how the tourist is and if you have answered their question.
If they understood your directions and say thank you:
- you are very welcome. The Peak is a wonderful place worth visiting. Beautiful scenery and great atmosphere. Have fun!
If you did not know the directions and was not able to help them. They probably would say thank you anyway:
- sorry I'm not able to help you. I am not familiar with the directions to the Peak. Maybe you can ask other pedestrians or the staffs at the MTR station for help. Enjoy the rest of your stay in Hong Kong.
There is really no exact question/answer templates for conversations like these. It's important to adapt to the situation.