Selasa, 01 November 2016

Making and Receiving Telephone

Most commonly used word-groups while making a phone call

  • Hello? Is that (the HDFC bank)?
  • Can I speak to (the manager), please?
  • Can I have extension 801?
  • Could I speak to…? (Can I – more informal / May I – more formal)
  • Is George in? (Informal idiom meaning: Is George in the office?)
  • I’d like to speak to (Miss Alice)
  • I’m calling to ask about…
  • I’d like to ask about / in inquire / know if…
  • Can / Could you give any information about / on…?
  • I’d appreciate it if you could give me some information on…
  • I wonder if you could tell me about…
  • I was wondering if you could help me…
  • I’d like to know…
  • I’d like to speak to…
  • Could I speak to someone who…
  • Could you put me through to Mr. Jones, please?
  • Can / Could you tell me…?
  • Sorry to trouble you, but is…
  • Do you have any idea when / What / Where…
  • Hello is this Dr John’s office?
Answering the phone

  • Good morning / afternoon / evening, Jackson Enterprises, Silvia Jones speaking.
  • This is … speaking
  • How can I help you?
  • How may I help you?
  • Could you speak up, please?
  • Who’s speaking, please?
  • Excuse me, who is this?
  • Can I ask who is calling, please?
  • Am I speaking to…?
  • Could you spell that please?
  • Am I speaking to..?
  • Could you spell that please?
  • Am I speaking to…?
  • Could you spell that please?
  • Who would you like to talk to sir / madam?
  • One moment please, I’ll see if Mr. John is available
  • Hello / This is (9849227667) / (Venkat)
  • Who’s speaking, please?
  • Who’s calling?
  • Excuse me, who is this?
  • Can I ask who is calling, please?
  • Speaking.
  • This is Swarna.
  • Swarna speaking.
  • This is (me) speaking
  • Hold on / Hang on.
  • I’ll call him / I’ll get him.
  • I’ll put you through/I’ll connect you.
  • Goodbye.


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