There are several ways to express English telephone conversation.

Telephone greeting opening remarks:

A: Hello! May I speak to A?

Hello! Who's that?

Can I call Jack now?

May I speak to Jack, please?

Can I speak to Jack?

May I have the honor to speak to Jack?

May I have a word with Jack?

A:

1, go ahead. I am. This is the most common, and there is no disrespect. )

Yes I am. This is also very common, and there is no impolite meaning. )

Who's calling (who's calling? No disrespect)

4. May I know who is on the line?

5. Wrong number. (Wrong number)

6. There is no such person. (There is no such person-wrong number)

You are. Whose ...? I want to make a long speech, and I don't mean to be rude)

He is on the line. (He is answering the phone)

He is busy now, can you leave a message? He is very busy. Can I leave a message? )

10, the line is busy. The line is busy, which means the operator can't get in. )

1 1, about what (what is it? )

12, hold on. (Wait a minute)

13, wait a minute (wait a minute)

14, wait a minute (wait a minute)

15, can you call back later? )

16, I'm his secretary. You can talk to me. I'm his secretary. You can talk to me. )

He's not here. (He is not in)

He's not here. (He is not here)

19 He is out. (He is out)

He went home. (He has gone home)

2 1, he's on his way. (He is on his way)

He is out of the country. (He has gone abroad)

He is in a meeting. (He is in a meeting)

Where are you calling from (where are you calling from? )

25. May I have your name, please? )

Could you leave your phone number and ask him to call you back?

Could you leave your phone number and ask him to call you back? )