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    Materi SCCP DORMITORY

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    This document outlines etiquette guidelines for cadets in a dormitory setting. It provides examples of polite ways for cadets to greet each other, ask permission to enter or leave the dorm, request to use facilities, and ask for assistance. Cadets are instructed to be respectful and use honorifics like "sir" when speaking to superiors. Proper etiquette, such as thanking others, is emphasized throughout various dormitory interactions between cadets and their superiors.

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    This document outlines etiquette guidelines for cadets in a dormitory setting. It provides examples of polite ways for cadets to greet each other, ask permission to enter or leave the dorm, request to use facilities, and ask for assistance. Cadets are instructed to be respectful and use honorifics like "sir" when speaking to superiors. Proper etiquette, such as thanking others, is emphasized throughout various dormitory interactions between cadets and their superiors.

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    This document outlines etiquette guidelines for cadets in a dormitory setting. It provides examples of polite ways for cadets to greet each other, ask permission to enter or leave the dorm, request to use facilities, and ask for assistance. Cadets are instructed to be respectful and use honorifics like "sir" when speaking to superiors. Proper etiquette, such as thanking others, is emphasized throughout various dormitory interactions between cadets and their superiors.

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    Materi SCCP DORMITORY

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    This document outlines etiquette guidelines for cadets in a dormitory setting. It provides examples of polite ways for cadets to greet each other, ask permission to enter or leave the dorm, request to use facilities, and ask for assistance. Cadets are instructed to be respectful and use honorifics like "sir" when speaking to superiors. Proper etiquette, such as thanking others, is emphasized throughout various dormitory interactions between cadets and their superiors.

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    SCCP DORMITORY

    (RUANG ASRAMA)
     Greeting
    Cadet A: Hi good morning. How’re you doing?
    Cadet B: Never better dude.

    Cadet A: Hi. What’s up?


    Cadet B: I’m good.

    Cadet A: Hi. How’re you?


    Cadet B: I’m little bit unwell.

    Cadet A: Good morning, Sir/Ms/Mrs.


    Coach/lecture/senior: good morning.

     Entering Dormitory
    Cadet: To the officer in charge, salute up. Salute down. Sir/Ms/Mrs, we’re 30 cadets
    in all. We’re asking permission to enter the dorm.
    Officer in Charge: Carry on
    Cadet: Thank you

     Leaving Dormitory
    Cadet: To the officer in charge, salute up. Salute down. Sir/Ms/Mrs, we’re asking
    permission to leave the dorm for having a class.
    Officer in Charge: Carry on
    Cadet: Thank you

     Asking permission to use dorm equipment and facilities


    Cadet A: Sorry, may I have some water in the dispenser.
    Cadet B: Sure, do you need some help?
    Cadet A: Thanks. I’ll do it myself.

    Cadet A: I think there’s no more water left in the gallon. Would you help me to
    change it.
    Cadet B: I’ll be glad to help you/Sure. Never mind/ Of course I would. (If you are
    willing to help)
    Cadet B: Sorry, I am busy/ Sorry, my arms hurt/ Sorry, I’m in a hurry. (If you’re not
    willing to help)

    Cadet A: Can you share me your room?


    Cadet B: What’s wrong with yours?
    Cadet A: The fan isn’t working.
    Cadet B: Okay, sleep on the top bed.
    Cadet A: That’s a very kind of you.
    Cadet B: No Worries.

    Cadet A: Can I borrow your iron?


    Cadet B: Sorry, I’m using it. Wait a minute okay.
    Senior Cadet: Excuse me senior, may I use the restroom? Junior
    Cadet: Yes please.

     Requesting Help
    Cadet: Excuse me Sir would you like to help me to be a professional commander for a
    morning roll call?
    Coach: Sure.

    Cadet A: Bob, can you help me to explain this part of the lecture? I am a bit confused.
    Cadet B: I’m afraid I can’t. I’m confused too. Why not asking our neighbour next
    door?
    Cadet A: It sounds like a good idea.
    Cadet B: I know he’s the best to explain us about this.

    Cadet A: Can you please turn on the water reservoir?


    Cadet B: Yes sure

    Cadet A: Can I ask you a favour? Bring the laundry in, it’s going to rain.
    Cadet B: Okay
    Cadet A: Thanks dude

    Officer: Room 204, do the night shift at 22.00-00.00!


    Cadet A: Yes sir!

    Cadet A: Would it be possible to change our schedule of night shift?


    Cadet B: Well, it’s okay.

    Cadet A: Would you mind turning up the volume sir?


    Officer: Okay.

    Cadet: Excuse me Sir, may I have your permission to go to the clinic sir, I have a
    terrible cold.
    Officer: Sure, get well soon.
    Cadet: Thank you sir

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