Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Guest"

A: It means someone who is very unpredictable :)

A: When you "address" a crowd, you are speaking to all of them as a single group.

In a loud voice, he let everyone by the pool know that dinner was about to be served.

Addressing the people by the pool, he let them know dinner was about to be served.

This is different than...
He spoke to every person by the pool individually to let them know dinner was about to be served.

A: When someone comes in a house invited.

A: Be my guest =
Help yourself or after you. (A polite way of indicating that someone else should go first, help himself or herself to something, or take the last one thing/piece of something.) Mary: I would just love to have some more cake, but there is only one piece left. John: Be my guest. Mary: Wow! Thanks! Jane: Here's the door. Who should go in first? Andrew: Be my guest. I'll wait out here. Jane: You're so polite!

Something that you say in order to give someone permission to do something Can I use your phone, please? Be my guest!

A: It means to "go ahead" or "please do".

A:
A: May I please have some more?
B: Be my guest!

A: Do you mind if I sit here and watch TV?
B: Be my guest!

A: May I look at these pictures?
B: Be my guest!

A: “Be my guest” is used to mean something along the lines of “go ahead” or “please, do” so you can use it like:
“You want to call them for me? Be my guest.”
Or
Person A: “Can I choose the movie we’re going to watch?”
Person B: “Be my guest!”

A: a famous actor made a guest appearance on a local TV show

A: It means 'go ahead'.

Q: Can I use your hairbrush?
A: Be my guest. :)

A: -can i do this in a different way?

-be my guest

A: It's essentially the same. "You must prepare" focused on the act of preparing. "be prepared" focused on the state of being prepared (after preparing). but they're interchangeable.

A: Make yourself at home is an invitation to a guest visiting your house to make themselves comfortable and settle in.

Be my guest is more like giving permission to someone to go ahead and help themselves to something that is yours. And that you don't mind. This can happen in any setting.

Friend "I really want to read that book you have!"
Me "Be my guest" (permission to read the book)

Friend "I'm hungry, can I have some of your chips?"
Me "Be my guest" (permission to have chips)

:)

A: They are similar in meaning, however a guest is usually used for someone staying over night or someone coming over to someone’s house; whereas visitor is more like sightseeing or stopping temporarily at a location.

A: "I guess" and "I think" have two different meanings each: One being when someone is thinking of something in their head, and the other being when someone is accepting something with hesitation. The only difference between the two phrases "I guess" and "I think" is how "I think" is used more formally and more affirmatively. "I guess" is casual and slightly dismissive.

A: When you say "as if", it makes the statement less definite.

"It seemed that the guests would never come."
It looks like the guests would definitely never come.

"It seemed as if the guests would never come."
Although it looks like the guests would not come, there is a possibility that they would come.

A: “As you like” is being polite😊 Your English is good just keep working on it! You got this👍

A: Yes, "guest" would be the most natural choice. You could also say "visitor", but that would be situational.

A: @jiimmiinii it is! And it is slang ( not in a bad way)

Rocking: you are wearing it in a very cool way. It looks good

A: Since there will probably be guests leaving on your arrival day, and the check out time is 11am (eleven a.m), we can arrange a baggage drop at 11:30 (eleven thirty)? What are your thoughts?

A: The guest forgot his stuff and will come back for it someday. His stuff is in the luggage room.

A: Corrections are made below. Hope this helps.

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To our guests,

Thank you for staying with us.

In consideration of the health and safety of our guests and staff,
please answer the following questions.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.


Do you currently have any health problems (ex. a fever above 37.5 degrees,a cough,not feeling well)?

I have no problems regarding my current health.

I have some problems regarding my current health.
Please describe your symptoms.


Have you been to a country other than Japan within the last month?
No
Yes. Which country did you go to?


If you don't feel well,please contact the reception desk immediately.


Hotel Manager


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A: Instead of the second sentence:

Each of the guest rooms at the hotel have a private bathroom.

A: × Would you like to add breakfast plan?
✓ Would you like to add the breakfast plan?

× I want room with out meals.
✓ I want a room without meals.

× By the way, what is the breakfast price?
✓ By the way, what is price of the breakfast?

× It is buffet-style costs ¥2500.
✓ The buffet-style costs ¥2500.

× Ok, and the no smirking room please.
✓ Ok, and the no-smoking room, please.

× One person costs is ¥15000.
✓ For one person it costs ¥15000.

A: I always inform guests in advance of the smallest details to prevent any inconvenience.

A: They have many sensors/devices that can pick-up where guests are, in a ghost/ghost hunted house.