Who is there?
John, this is Lev Borisovich, your neighbour!
Hello, Lev Borisovich! How are you?
Everything is fine, thank you.
This is your room, isn't it?
Your room is very beautiful, and it's big.
My room is also beautiful, but it's small.
Do you have a TV?
Of course, here is the TV.
I have a TV too.
But your TV is new, and mine is old..
Aaa, here is mini-bar...
John, do you have vodka in your mini-bar?
I don't know, maybe...
John, where is your bathroom?
Do you have a shower? Is the shower good?
I don't know, it must be good, and the bathroom is there, on the left.
Yes, here is the bathroom, the shower.
Everything is new and clean, hot water and cold water.
Lev Borisovich, excuse me, what else would you like (to know)?
No, nothing else. John, let's use «ты» (the informal "you") now!
We, Ukranians, always use the informal "you".
Don't say «Lev Borisovich», but say «Lev» or «Lyova».
Ok, let's use the informal "you", anything else?
Your room is good but it must be expensive.
My room is not very expensive.
Excuse me, do you know when they serve a breakfast in the hotel?
The breakfast is at 8 am. Is this all? Good-bye, Lyova.