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13 Dec 2018
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English (US)
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Filipino
Question about English (US)
Single occupancy room
Double occupancy room
Triple Single occupancy room
What are the rests?
I mean how about 5,6,7…？
Single occupancy room
Double occupancy room
Triple Single occupancy room
What are the rests?
I mean how about 5,6,7…？
Double occupancy room
Triple Single occupancy room
What are the rests?
I mean how about 5,6,7…？
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- English (US)
We don't generally use special words after 3.
4-person occupancy (very rarely "quadruple occupancy")
5-person occupancy
6-person occupancy
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