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Renting ski gear in English (advanced)
Advanced English for renting ski gear. Key line: “Hey, could I get *kitted* *out* with *ski* gear for today?”
Full script
Lin
Hey, could I get kitted out with ski gear for today?
Them
Absolutely—are you just after skis and boots, or the whole setup?
Lin
Honestly, the whole setup—I'd rather not wipe out before noon.
Them
Fair enough. What size are your boots, and do you need a helmet?
Lin
I'm a thirty-eight, and yeah, a helmet feels pretty smart.
Them
Good call. We can fit you properly—the mountain hates overconfident beginners.
Lin
Perfect. I'm aiming for graceful survival, not an accidental cartwheel.
Them
Then you're in luck—I can sort the gear; the graceful part's still up to you.
Key phrases
The lines worth keeping. Read them once before you go out.
equipped
✓ get kitted out with ski gearFor a full set of ski gear
Common way to say full set
full set
✓ the whole setupAll the gear
setup = a full set
fall hard
✓ wipe outA bad fall
Shows a hard fall
your call
✓ It's up to you.You decide
up to = decided by
Quick answers
equipped: what to say in English
Say “get kitted out with ski gear” — for a full set of ski gear. Common way to say full set.
full set: what to say in English
Say “the whole setup” — all the gear. setup = a full set.
fall hard: what to say in English
Say “wipe out” — a bad fall. Shows a hard fall.
your call: what to say in English
Say “It's up to you.” — you decide. up to = decided by.