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接电话英语口语对话

Answer 1

　　英语现在已经发展成为一个在世界范围内使用最广泛的语言。我整理了接电话英语口语对话，欢迎阅读!

　　接电话英语口语对话一

　　Linda：Hello! Who is speaking?

　　John：Hello! This is John. I want to speak to Linda。

　　Linda：This is her。

　　John：Hi, Linda. I’m just calling to invite you to a dinner party tomorrow evening。

　　Linda：Really? What time and where?

　　John：7:30 pm, at Longding Chinese restaurant. I’ll be at your place at 7:00 to pick you up if you need a ride。

　　Linda：Yes, please. I’ll need a ride. I’ll be waiting for you then。

　　John：See you tomorrow at 7:00. Make sure you dress a little formally. I heard the restaurant is kind of upscale。

　　Linda：Thank you. See you then。

　　John：See you。

　　接电话英语口语对话二

　　(A： Miss Chen， the secretary of TingVoa.com Computer Equipment Corporation; B： a client， who would like to talk with the manager Mr. Hunter about buying some computer software; C： Mr. Hunter)

　　A： TingVoa.com Corp. Hi， Chen Ping speaking.

　　B： Hello， I'd like to speak to Mr. Hunter， please.

　　A： May I ask who is calling， please?

　　B： My name is Herbert Wood of Lanxing computer company.

　　A： Thank you， Mr. Wood. One moment， please…(into PBX)

　　Mr. Hunter， Mr. Wood of Lanxing computer company is on the line.

　　C： Can you find out what he wants?

　　A： Yes， Mr. Hunter. (to caller)I'm sorry to have kept you waiting， Mr. Wood. Mr. Hunter is rather busy now and would like to know what you wish to speak to him about.

　　B： Yes. We want to buy some computer software and talk about developing some another software for special purpose. I don't know whether you are interested or not?

　　A： I see. Thank you very much， Mr. Wood. Would you wait a moment， please?(to PBX)Mr Hunter， Mr. Wood wants to buy some computer software.

　　C： I see. Put him on line two.

　　A： Yes， Mr. Hunter. ( To caller)Mr. Wood， I'm very sorry to have kept you waiting. I'll connect you with Mr. Hunter.

　　接电话英语口语对话三

　　(A： the secretary of the Sales Department; B： a caller)

　　A： Good afternoon， Sales Department. May I help you?

　　B： Could I speak to Mr. Gao， please?

　　A： I'll see if he is available. Who shall I say is calling， please?

　　B： John Smith.

　　A： Hold the line， please. Mr. Gao is in a meeting with the Managing Director at the moment， I'm afraid. Can I help you?

　　B： Well， I want to discuss with him the new contract we signed last week.

　　A： I don't think the meeting will go on much longer. Shall I ask him to call you when he is free?

　　B： Yes， that would be easiest.

　　A： Could I have your name again， please?

　　B： Yes. It's John Smith.

　　A： And the number?

　　B： 021-64358796.

　　A： OK. you'll be hearing from Mr. Gao later in the morning then， Mr. Smith.

　　B： Thank you for your help. Good-bye.

　　A： You are welcome. Good-bye.