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English for Receptionists: How to Talk to Clients on the Phone
Do you handle English phone calls at work? This lesson is just for you. In it, I teach you how to answer the phone, ask for someone’s identity, tell someone that a person is not available, ask someone to wait, leave a message, and politely end a call. If you are a receptionist who handles clients, customers, or patients, you will learn English that you will actually use and hear at work from this video. If this lesson helps you, let me know in the comments.Related Lessons
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Thank you, Alex; it’s a pleasure to listen to you again. After so many years spent trying to improve my English, I need to listen to more conversations and topics in the language. However, I owe this progress to your teaching methods, and I am grateful to you and your entire team.
Day is determined by one day. In cosmopolitism (diversity) behaviour ethics by my opinion “Have a good time” would be more suitable, why? I think less negative interpretation in “Have a good time” than “Have a nice day”.
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I like the way you explain, because I can understand the class easilly.
I like your way of teaching en. Thanks a lot.
thank you so much
Alex thank you very much 😊 for this amazing lesson. We truly appreciate it.