Okay, now it's your turn. |
Do you remember how to say "I'd like to speak with [person]." |
Me gustaría hablar con [person]. |
Imagine you want to talk to a sales representative. Do you remember how to say “a sales representative?” |
un representante de ventas, un representante de ventas |
Say “I'd like to speak with a sales representative.” |
Me gustaría hablar con un representante de ventas. |
Now say you want to talk to a sales representative and answer it. |
Me gustaría hablar con un representante de ventas. |
Si, un momento por favor. |
Now imagine you want to talk to the manager. Do you remember how to say “the manager?” |
el gerente, el gerente |
Say “I'd like to speak with the manager.” |
Me gustaría hablar con el gerente. |
Now say you want to talk to the manager and answer it. |
Me gustaría hablar con el gerente. |
Si, un momento por favor. |
Now imagine you want to talk to someone from customer service. Do you remember how to say “someone from customer service?” |
alguien de servicio al cliente, alguien de servicio al cliente |
Say “I'd like to speak with someone from customer service.” |
Me gustaría hablar con alguien de servicio al cliente. |
Now say you want to talk to someone from customer service and answer it. |
Me gustaría hablar con alguien de servicio al cliente. |
Si, un momento por favor. |
In this lesson, you learned new vocabulary and phrases you can use in your everyday life to talk on the phone. |
You’re now able to answer the phone like a native speaker! |
See you in the next lesson! |
Bye! |
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