English for flight attendant interview is a must! ! But many candidates will worry about English. If you are a graduate of a flight attendant-related college, I think you know exactly what you need to prepare, that is, what you usually ask to study. In fact, English interviews only ask some very simple questions. The following are the common basic flight attendants' expressions in 15 for your learning.

(1) Hello, welcome. Good morning (afternoon, evening), sir. Welcome aboard.

(2) Yes, that's right. Yes, I see.

(3) please. Please.

Ok, right away. Yes, I'm leaving now.

I'm terribly sorry. I'm sorry

Thank you for waiting. Thank you for waiting (sir).

Yes, I'll bring it to you right away. I'll get you one right away.

I'm sorry. Excuse me.

I know (I don't know). Yes, I know (no, I don't).

Did you call me? Did you call me?

(1 1) I don't know, please check it right away. I'm not sure. I'll check it.

You're welcome. I'd love to.

Thank you. Thank you very much.

Thanks to you. Thanks to you.

I hope you have a good trip. I wish you a pleasant journey

In addition, self-introduction must be prepared, that is, your brief introduction-briefly introduce yourself!