CBSE ASL Speaking Conversation “At The Post Office” for Class 9, 10, 11 and 12 Students.

CBSE ASL Speaking Conversation -Miss Jyoti goes to the Post Office for purchasing postal stamps as well as sending a letter by registered post.

Conversation on the Topic “At The Post Office” for Class 9, 10, 11 and 12 Students.

Miss Jyoti: Where can I purchase the postal stamps?

Enquiry clerk: At window No. 7, please.

Miss Jyoti: Could you please weigh this registered letter and tell me the value of the stamps which I should affix on it?

Enquiry clerk: (Weighs the letter) Please affix stamps worth Rs. 3.50 on this letter.

Miss Jyoti: Please also tell me, where is the registration counter?

Enquiry clerk: It is at window No. 3.

Miss Jyoti: Thank you, please.

(Miss Jyoti goes to the window No. 7.)

Miss Jyoti: Is this the window for buying postal stamps?

A young man: Yes, please.

Miss Jyoti: Thank you.

The young man: No mention, please.

Miss Jyoti: (To the stamp vendor) I want five inland letters and two foreign letters, please.

Stamp Vendor: Anything else do you’ want’?

Miss Jyoti: I also want postal stamps worth Rs. 3.50.

Stamp Vendor: O.K. Please give me the money.

Miss Jyoti: Here is a ten rupee note. Please return me the balance.

Stamp Vendor: Here are your five inland letters, two foreign letters and the stamps worth Rs. 3.50. is your balance,

Miss Jyoti: Thank you, please.

(She affixes the stamps worth Rs. 3.50 on the registered letter and then she goes to the window No. 3)

Miss Jyoti: (To the registration clerk) I want to get this letter registered.

Clerk: Please give me the letter.

Miss Jyoti: Have it, please.

Clerk: Have you got it weighed please?

Miss Jyoti: Yes, please.

Clerk: Stamps of how much value have you affixed?

Miss Jyoti: I have affixed stamps worth Rs. 3.50.

Clerk: (After weighing the letter on the scales) It’s all right please. But have you written your address on the back of the envelope?

Miss Jyoti: I am sorry, I forgot to write it.

Clerk: Please write it now.

Miss Jyoti: I shall write it in a minute. (She returns the letter after writing her address) Here it is please.

Clerk: Now, it’s all right. Here is your registration receipt.

Miss Jyoti: Thank you, please.

Clerk: No mention, please.