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

Thank you for your prompt reply. I understand that you are confirming (you can use * looking * as well) at all applications. I am looking forward to a positive response from you.

Grungy means dirty and unpleasant. A backpacker is someone who goes walking for a long distance carrying a backpack. A grungy backpacker is a backpacker who probably hasn't had a bath in a long time so they smell bad.

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This is very good! You sound great. There are just a few modifications to make to it. "My name is △△. I am from japan, and I will go to New Zealand this September. I am responding to your advertisement on the internet (backpacker board). With my experience in Japan and other countries, I believe I would be a good addition to the staff of ××. I am hardworking and pay attention to the wishes and feelings of others. When I was in Japan, I worked as a waitress in a Japanese-style hotel. I prepared rooms, provided some amenities, serve meals, and cleaning up after guests checked out. Based this experience, I would be well organized for customers. If I can work at ××, I will help the guests to stay comfortable. Secondly, I feel happy to meet many people and welcome guests. While I travel abroad, I stayed with backpackers in every country. With this experience, I am a kind server and can handle complaints from English costumers. If I get the chance to work at your guesthouse, you will be satisfied with me. I will do my best. I am willing to discuss my qualifications with you in person. Thank you for reading my letter and I hope to hear from you in the future. Yours Sincerely,"

Your writing is very good. There are just a few corrections to make. I put them in parentheses like this-(example). If you needed to add something I put it in these brackets {example}. I put an -(X) if you should remove that word completely. I hope you understand! 4th August, 2017 Dear Sir or Madam, My name is ////. I study engineering science at University of ~~~~ in Japan. I have a working holyday-(holiday) visa and I’ll-(I will) arrive at New Zealand {on the} 12nd September. I am looking for a job in Auckland {,} and I’m interested in {a} cleaner or reception position. With my experience in Japan and other countries, I believe I would be a good addition to the staff of ~~~~. I am hardworking-(hard working) and pay attention to the wishes and feelings of others. When I was in Japan, I worked as a waitress in a Japanese-style hotel. I prepared rooms, provided some amenities, serve-(served) meals, and cleaning-(cleaned) up after guests checked out. Based {on} this experience, I would be well organized-( for the customer. If I can work at ~~~~, I will help the guests to {always} stay comfortable. Secondly, I feel happy to meet many people and welcome to-the-(X) guest-(guests). While I travel-(traveled) abroad, I stayed with backpackers in every country. With this experience, I am a kind server and can handle complaints from English customers. If I get the chance to work at your guesthouse, you will be satisfied with me. I will do my best. I am willing to discuss my qualifications with you in person. Thank you for reading my letter and I hope to hear from you in the future. Yours Sincerely, //// does this sound natural?

"In your country, what types of places to stay would you often recommend to a traveler like a backpacker who is on a limited budget. A place to stay for the night, for a few days or for a fortnight, what and where are these places and where can they be mostly found?. In the Philippines most foreign travelers/tourists outside of Metropolitan Manila would often stay at small inns or budget hotels. いいえ、少しも。Thank you too.

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