Generally speaking, the hotel front desk needs English. After all, it is the window department, but it is not necessarily your English level, but professional English. To be a hotel, you must know the conversations related to the hotel, such as check-in, check-out, deposit payment, English of items in the room, names of restaurants and conference rooms, express delivery, polite expressions and explanations. As long as you can, English words such as ID card and passport can be used, which is very simple. Buying a hotel English book is easier to understand than a junior high school textbook. I have worked in a five-star hotel for 10 years. After passing the interview, the hotel will arrange various professional trainings for you. In fact, the interview still depends on your entry certificate (education) and your manners (that is, your appearance). Just tidy up.