B1 English Listening Practice - Tipping
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1-grautity
2-housekeeper
3-corner of the table
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Number 1: gratuity
Number 2: the barber
Number 3: on the corner of the table in their hotel room .
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1. Grautivy
2. Someone that does some service for you
3.Corner of the table.
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So today I’m going to talk about tipping. This is a great topic to discuss with people from different countries because each countries has its own attitudes and customs when it comes to this subject. So first of all , what is tipping ?
Tipping is when you give a little bit of extra money to a person who does some service for you. This money isn’t included in official cost of the service, it’s money that you give on top of that. So, who do we give tips to and how do we calculate the correct sum of money to give. Well, that depends on one hundred percent on where you live. I’m going to focus mainly on tipping in American since that the country I’m from. Tipping in America is often a stressful process for foreigners who are visiting the country. The reason for this is that the US has a tipping culture that unparalleled anywhere else. No other country treats that subject the way that American does. Let’s first talk about restaurants in the US, which is a primary place where people tip. In the past, like when I was a kid, it was standard practice to leave fifteen percent gratuity. The gratuity by the way is the fancy word for tip. So most people left fifteen percent gratuity when they ate at a normal restaurant. If the service was exceptional then maybe you’d be give a little more but if the service was normal, then fifteen percent was the standard. Now fast forward to today and fifteen percent is barely even acceptable in many places. Sometimes, when you pay by card in certain establishments, you’ll have to use the touch green to choose the amount that you want to tip and then sign it. Sometime the screen doesn’t even give you the initial option to tip fifteen percent. It will say eighteen percent, twenty percent or twenty two percent or something like that. If you want to choose the different amount then you’ll have to select that option and type in the amount. They pressure you into tip at least eighteen percent. I think this is crazy. I think fifteen percent is perfectly fair and we shouldn’t feel bullied into giving more. But it seems like most of the countries happy to fork over eighteen percent no matter how the service was, and so eighteen percent has become the new norm. In other countries, most people do not tip eighteen percent. In Mexico for instance, tipping ten percent is normal and in some countries, tipping at restaurants isn’t even a big thing. But in the US, if you choose not to leave a tip, the waiter will come up to you and ask what is the matter is. It simply unacceptable not to leave a , even if the service was below average. It might not be a law but it sure feels a like one. Aside from restaurant, it’s also common for American to leave tip for other services. If you get a hair cut, you’d better leave a tip for barber. When I get a hair cut in Mexico, I always leave a tip and the barber looks very grateful because that’s not customary for most Mexicans. How about you. Do you tip your barber ? Another person you need to tip is the bellhop or the hotel porter. This is the guy that helps you with your luggage when you’re checking in and out of a hotel. And one other hotel worker that American tip is the maid. Some non-American might be surprised to hear this but it’s true. Americans usually leave a tip for the housekeeper at the end of their stay at a hotel. We put the money on the corner of the table in our hotel room before we check out. As you can see, American tip like crazy. Some people really like this type of culture and think it’s great that these workers receive big tips, other people think that there are some inconsistencies when it comes to tipping in the US. Like for example, if we tip waiter at restaurants, why shouldn’t we tip the cashier at McDonald’s. Regardless of how you feel about tipping, one thing’s for sure, if you travel to the US you are going to have to factor tip your tip in your travel budget. Ok Now I’m going to ask you three question to check your comprehension. Write your answer in the comment down below.
1. What’s another word we can use for tip ? gratuity
2. What’s one type of worker beside waiter that American leave tip for ? bellhop and hotel porter
3. What do we leave the money when we tip maid at the hotel ? on the corner of the table in our room
In Turkey there is interesting. Sometimes you can see people leaves tips before services. I think it is honestly because the waiter sees a reason to make good service.
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1. Gratuity
2. Leaving a tip for the service of the barber, housekeeper and the hotel porter.
3. Putting the money on the corner of the table in our hotel room
In Saint-Petersburg in some locations you can scan qr-code on the check and see what a waiters dream (it can be a new guitar or travel to anywhere). And in other places when you leave a tips, it isn’t to one waiter, but to all restaurant’s team members.
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I used to to give "tipping" for the laborer or any one works daily worker.
The answer of question
1- grautity
2-housekeeper
3-cornor of the table
Hi there! I could tell you about tipping in the Kazakhstan. You can tip waiters, but that's not necessary to do at all. When you spoke about 20% gratuiry, that really shocked me 0_0. I mean, this is just a foolish custom, which is not explained.
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thanks a million for such a pleasant helping with training our ears 😊. I’m just wondering if it possible to find somewhere the transcription?
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1-gratuity
2- barber / bellhop / maid /housekeeper
3-on the corner of the table in a hotel room
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Thank you!
1) another word that you can say instead of tip is grautity
2)another type of waiters that you need to pay tip to him is hosekeeprs
3)we put it on the corner of table
1- Gratuity
2- bellhop
3- at the corner on the table
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Me lo estoy pensando en ir a US. Básicamente se da propina por muchas cosas, y si no lo haces puede uno sentir vergüenza y pagarla de todos modos y es un montón la verdad alto
Yo nuevo con un trabajo normal mejor me quedo en casa y cocino yo mismo
1. We can use a fancy word "gratuity" as another word for tip.
2. Cashier is one type of worker besides waiters that Americans leave tips for.
3. We put the money on the corner of the table in our hotel rooms when we tip maids.
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1) Onother word word we can use for tip is the gratuity, for example, we give the hotel porter.
2) A maid or a bell hop.
3) We leave the money at the corner on the table.
Thanks. At 1:30 what "by the way" means?
We say "by the way" to introduce some information that is not directly related to the thought we just expressed. It's kind of like an interruption :)
1. Gratuite
2.barber
3.on the corner of the bancon
Number 2 even the Bellup and the wanter
1-Gratuity
2-Maid
3-the corner of the table in our hotel room
The answers :
1-Gratuity
2-We can also tip the barber and housekeeper in a hotel.
3-We leave the tips at the corner of the table.
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Gratuity is alternative word for tip. Housemaid in a hotel. At the corner of the table
tip- point end
about 10%
on the corner of the table
1-The other word for tip is gratuity .
2- The type of worker besides waiters that Americans leave tips for are : hotel porter(bellhop), maid (housekeeper) .
3 - You leave money on the corner of the table inside your hotel room before check out .
1-grautity
2-housekeeper
3-corner of the table
1. gratuity
2. housekeeper, bellhop
3. At the top corner of the table
1_the another word you can use for"tip" is gratuity
2_the boy who helps you by carrying you luggage and the housekeer(maids) in the hotel
3_americans leave the money they tips for the maids on the corner of the table
Question 1- Grautity
Question 2- Barber
Question 3- Corner of the table
1 you use gratuity instead of tip
2 besides waiter in America you tip for barbers
3 you put money corner of the table
Actually there is no rule/law about tips in Turkey. If you wanna tip, you do.
I always tip, above all if the person doesn´t have a salary.
The answers are :
1- gratuity
2- hotel porter
3- on the corner of the table in our hotel room
1. Another word that we can use instead of tip is gratuity.
2. You can leave tips to the housekeepers in hotels.
3. In the corner of a table.
q1: gratity
in my country we dont have to give tips. if we want give tips we gives there isnt like that things rule in Turkey..
gratuity
housekeeper, hotel hoster
you put moeny on the corner of the table when you leave at the end of the stay at hotel
It is ridiculous because we usually do not give a tip if the service is not exceptionally good. Nobody gives me a tip for doing engineering. If they perform exceptionally well, then I give a tip. If they are below average, why should I give a 15% tip? When they treat you badly and the meal is terrible, you would like to have a discount because they are not doing their job as they should. I do not think the rest of the world will understand that they should give a tip of at least 15%, even if they have a very bad experience.
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