[speaker001:] Excuse me, have you got any laundry? The laundryman is here to collect it.
[speaker002:] Yes, I have. Here are my blouse, coats and stockings.
[speaker001:] Anything else?
[speaker002:] Oh, yes. My husband also has some laundry. This is his suit and here is his pajamas.
[speaker001:] Are they to be dry-cleaned?
[speaker002:] Oh, no. Only the suit and coat are to be dry-cleaned. I want to have my blouse tomorrow evening. And I'd like the collar and cuffs starched.
[speaker001:] Yes, but not too stiff, right?
[speaker002:] Exactly. Is it possible to have my overcoat dry-cleaned, too?
[speaker001:] There are a few spots on it. I am afraid you will not have it tomorrow. Dry-cleaning usually takes three days.
[speaker002:] Oh, no. I also need this tomorrow evening.
[speaker001:] In that case, I suppose I could ask the dry-cleaner to clean up the spots for the moment, and have it well pressed. You might get it back on time then.
[speaker002:] That's a good idea.
[speaker001:] By the way, a cotton came off your shirt you gave me the day before yesterday.
[speaker002:] Yes, I noticed it yet.
[speaker001:] The laundry has sewed on a new button for you.
[speaker002:] Oh, thanks a lot.
[speaker001:] I am afraid the new one is not exactly the same as the others.
[speaker002:] Never mind, it doesn't matter.
[speaker001:] If you have any more laundry, please just leave it in the laundry bag behind the bathroom door. The laundryman comes to collect it every morning.