12 Mar 2015

ANSWERING THE PHONE

HERE YOU ARE SOME POSSIBLE SENTENCES
TO MAKE AND ANSWER A PHONE CALL AT WORK

  • Is this 673894578?
  • Yes, sir.
  • How can I help you?
  • How may I help you?
  • What can I do for you?
  • Excuse me, may I speak to Mr…?
  • Good morning, could I talk to Miss…?
  • Excuse me, I’d like to talk to Mrs…?
  • Good morning, I’d like to speak to someone about the …., please?
  • Wait a moment, please.    I’ll put you through to the Sales Department.
  • I'll just connect you (to)...
  • I'll transfer you (to)...
  • Could you wait a few seconds, please?
  • Could you speak a little louder?
  • Could you repeat it, please?
  • He’s out for lunch.
  • She’s away on a business trip.
  • She’s busy at the moment.
  • Do you know when he's free?
  • I’m afraid she isn’t in.
  • Sorry, he’s not available at the moment.
  • She can't get to the phone right now.
  • Sorry, but he's on another call.
  • He’s on holiday.
  • She’s at/ in a meeting.
  • Could you call back later, please?
  • Could you call tomorrow morning, please?
  • Do you mind calling back this afternoon?
  • Sorry, can you call again later?
  • Let me just see if someone's available.
  • Could I have the name of the Sales Manager, please?
  • Certainly, it’s Mrs….
  • Thank you very much.
  • Good afternoon, I work for IBM company.  Could I have an appointment with the Purchasing Manager?
  • Good morning.  I’m interested in renting some equipment.  Who may I speak to, madam?
  • Good morning.  I’d like to speak to someone about market research, please.
  • Can I take a message?
  • Do you want to leave a message?
  • Would you like to leave a message?
  • I'm just getting a pen.
  • Ok. Go ahead.
  • Anything else?
  • Let me read that back to you.
  • I'll give him your message.
  • Would you tell him I called?
  • Certainly.  Your name, please?
  • Could you tell him to ring me back when he gets back?
  • Could you tell her I’ll ring again this afternoon?
  • Sure, may I have your name and phone number, please?
  • Just, tell her I sent the invoice by mail, please?
  • Just, tell him I received the samples she sent me.
  • Where are you calling from, madam?
  • Hold on a moment, please.  I’ll see if he’s available now
  • Please hold.
  • Hang on a second.
  • Please speak up / more slowly.
  • Can you repeat that?
  • Would you mind saying that again?
  • Do you mind repeating that?
  • Sorry, I didn't catch that.
  • I couldn't hear you, I'm afraid.
  • I'm sorry, I don't speak English very well.  Can you repeat that?
  • It's been nice talking to you.  Bye.
  • Sorry but I must go now.
  • Thanks for calling.
  • Goodbye. Bye.
  • ...     ....     ......
     
Pay attention:
Hold on / Hang on =  Espera un poco, no cuelgues.
Hang up= Cuelga

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