How should we say it in English???

Peace be upon you all…

This topic will help us in learning how we should speak English in certain situations.
For example, if we want to book airline tickets or hire a car…and so on.
In addition, what we should say concerning communication, greetings…and so on.

I will put a group from time to time.
By this way, we will learn how to communicate with English people.

I will start with booking airline tickets.
If we want to ask for booking airline tickets, we have to ask by one of these ways:
1- I want to fly to Geneva* on or about the first.
2- I'd like to book a flight to Munich* for Monday the tenth.
3- What flights are there from London to Vienna tomorrow?
4- Are there any planes to Zurich* on Sunday?

* Geneva, Munich, and Zurich : are countries.

 
arty,
Welcome arty... This sentence means that I want to go to this country on the first day of a certain month or about that day; before or after that day.

 
As a piece of advice, I think if we want to use the verb "TRAVEL", then we should use the preposition "FOR" and the same case for the verb "HEAD"

this is an additional information...hope, you'll get a benefit from it...

and thanks for the topic...it's awesome

 
Nawwar,
You are welcome...
Thanks a lot for your information...

 

If we want to hire a car, we have to ask one of these questions:
1- How much is it to rent a large estate car?
2- What's the rate for one of your medium-sized vans?
3- Can you tell me the hire charge for minibuses please?
4- Suppose I wanted to hire a van – how much would it cost?

Tami

 
it is a very beautiful idea to know how to communicate with people
I saved all these sentences and I will try to give some suggestions

 

Now at a garage:
Nearly all garages in the U.K. sell petrol on a self service basis. You can also take your car there for a service after a certain number of miles.

1- Could you book me in for a full service, please?
2- I'd like to arrange to have my car serviced.
3- Could you book my car in for a service?
4- My car needs servicing. Can I get it done here?