Lesson Transcript

Okay, now it's your turn.
Do you remember how to say “I'd like to speak with [person].”
[person]とはなしたいのですが。
([person] to hanashitai no desu ga.)
Imagine you want to talk to a sales representative. Do you remember how to say “a sales representative?”
えいぎょうたんとうしゃ, えいぎょうたんとうしゃ
(eigyō tantōsha, eigyō tantōsha)
Say “I'd like to speak with a sales representative.”
えいぎょうたんとうしゃとはなしたいのですが。
(Eigyō tantōsha to hanashitai no desu ga. )
Now say you want to talk to a sales representative and answer it.
えいぎょうたんとうしゃとはなしたいのですが。
(Eigyō tantōsha to hanashitai no desu ga. )
はい、しょうしょうおまちください。
(Hai, shōshō o-machi kudasai.)
Now imagine you want to talk to the manager. Do you remember how to say “the manager?”
マネージャー, マネージャー
(manējā, manējā)
Say “I'd like to speak with the manager.”
マネージャーとはなしたいのですが。
(Manējā to hanashitai no desu ga.)
Now say you want to talk to the manager and answer it.
マネージャーとはなしたいのですが。
(Manējā to hanashitai no desu ga.)
はい、しょうしょうおまちください。
(Hai, shōshō o-machi kudasai.)
Now imagine you want to talk to customer service. Do you remember how to say “customer service?”
こきゃくサービス, こきゃくサービス
(kokyaku sābisu, kokyaku sābisu)
Say “I'd like to speak with customer service.”
こきゃくサービスとはなしたいのですが。
(Kokyaku sābisu to hanashitai no desu ga.)
Now say you want to talk to customer service and answer it.
こきゃくサービスとはなしたいのですが。
(Kokyaku sābisu to hanashitai no desu ga.)
はい、しょうしょうおまちください。
(Hai, shōshō o-machi kudasai.)
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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