Your room faces the street and is too loud, so you go back to reception: My room’s really noisy. Do you have one which is a bit quieter?
You bring along a lily of the valley and a bottle of rum with a snake on the label (my room’s) and praise the enormous lounger, which is new but sags in the middle and sings while doing so (really noisy). The lady looks it up in the dictionary (do), her hands are very young (you) and there is a feather on the ring she wears (have). She has found one: a room with a tub (one), pictures of winemakers from Czechia on the walls (which), one of whom is eating a bitter apple (is a bit) – and behind them a cow with antlers and a donkey on the tarred road (quieter).