English to French (please)?

Question

No online translators please!

10 points!!But i never know which answer to choose because they all always so different and i dont know which ones are reliable! So convince me!!

i would also like this conversation to be quite casual...so french slangs would be quite nice!

Receptionist uses “vous” form

Tourist uses “tu” form

I want the girl to sound cute, and use young language. She is 6 years old

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Little Girl behind the counter as a “receptionist”: Hello! How is your stay at the Heritage Hotel? Good?

Tourist: uh…do you know where the receptionist is?

“Receptionist”: Here! Hehe…actually…my dad went for a poo poo. So I’m filling in! How may I help you?

Tourist: uh….well I have come to make a complaint about my room…my toilet will not flush and….its extremely disgusting! I want it fixed right now! ASAP! (As soon as possible)

“Receptionist”: Oh I’m am very sorry mademoiselle! I will tell my daddy when he comes back! What is your room number? You can have your money back! And a free meal..!

Tourist: Vraiment?! Non non…c’est d’accord. I am in room number 13.

Answer 1

fyi... c'est d'accord does not mean ok, d'accord only means ok if you're agreeing with someone. in this case you would say, c'est pas grave.  

Answer 2

Okay... I shouldn't be doing your homework for you, but I guess I'll help you, simply. :)

R: "Bonjour! Comment ça va?"

T: "Uh.. Est-ce que tu sais où est la réceptionniste?"

R: "Ici! En fait... Mon père est allé aux toilettes.. Mais est-ce que je peux vous aider?"

T: "Je voudrais me plaindre, j'ai un problème avec la cuvette des W.C. La chasse d'eau ne marche pas! C'est très dégoûtant! Quand vas-tu le réparer?"

R: "Je suis désolée mademoiselle! Quand il reviendra, je lui dirai! Quelle est votre numéro de chambre? Vous pouvez récupérer votre argent, et un repas, gratuit!"

T: "Vraiment? Ah non non, ce n'est pas grave. Numéro treize, merci."

Answer 3

So, like, do your homework for you?  What would YOU be learning?  

I"ve already passed French one.  YOUR TURN!