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Conversation 1: I need some sightseeing advice. I was told to come to see you. - As your concierge, it is my pleasure to help you, sir.
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Concierge? Are we speaking English here? - A concierge helps you find all the great places for visiting, shopping, and eating.
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What would you suggest that I visit first? - How about starting at the Statue of Liberty? Many people like to begin there.
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The last time I was here, I visited the Statue. So do you have another place in mind? - I think so. Tell me what interests you.
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I'm big on running, although maybe I like art even more than running. - Then you must go to Central Park and the Museum of Modern Art! Have you been to either one?
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No. I haven't had a chance to go to either of them. - Both places are usually crowded with natives and tourists. You'll love the Park and the Museum.
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Conversation 2: Can you give me some advice about going sightseeing? - Your concierge, sir, is the right person to ask when you need sightseeing advice.
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What in the world is a concierge? - We direct visitors to all the great tourist, shopping, and eating spots in the city.
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Then what would you recommend as a starting point for my sightseeing? - Definitely the Statue of Liberty. I think that that is everyone's favorite first stop.
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Actually, I've already been there twice. Do you have another suggestion? - I think I can come up with something. How do you spend your spare time?
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I keep my body healthy by running and my mind active by visiting museums. - Well, the Museum of Modern Art and Central Park were made for you! Have you gone to either one?
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No, although I've heard great things about both of them. - You don't want to miss either place. Central Park and the Museum of Modern Art are big and beautiful.
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Sounds great! I'll get my running gear and then I'm out of here. - This is a day you're going to remember for a long time.
