Chinese conversation-Exchange Currency

Conversation :

Foreigners in China should pay in Renminbi. Mike comes from the United States and works in Beijing now. One day, he goes to the bank to exchange some money.

mài kè: Láo jià, wŏ xiăng bă měi yuán huàn chéng Rénmínbì.
(Mike: Excuse me, I’d like to exchange some US dollars for Renminbi. )

Xiăo jiě: Nín yào huàn duō shăo?
(Miss: How much do you want to change?)

mài kè: Wŭ băi měi yuán.
(Mike: Five hundred US dollars.)

Xiăo jiě: Qĭng nín xiān tiān yī zhāng duì huàn dān.
(Miss: Fill in the exchange form first, please.)

mài kè: Jīn tiān měi yuán hé Rénmínbì de bĭ jià shì duō shăo?
(Mike: What’s the rate for US dollars to Renminbi today?)

Xiăo jiě: Bĭ jià shì yī bĭ bā diăn liù sān.
(Miss: The rate is 1:8.63.)

mài kè: Wŏ tiān hăo duì huàn dān le
(Mike: I’ve finished the form.)

Xiăo jiě: Qĭng shāo dĕng. Zhè shì nín de qián.
(Miss: Wait a moment, please. Here is your money.)

mài kè: Xiè xiè.
(Mike: Thank you.)

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