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Interacciones p. 37

Telephone phrases

QuestionAnswer
Hello (answering phone in Spain) Diga -- digame
Hello (answering phone in Mexico) Bueno
Hello (answering phone in other countries) aló?
Is ... home please? (phone conversation) Por favor, ¿está ...?
Is this ... (phone conversation) ¿Hablo con ...?
May I ask who is calling, please ¿De parte de quién, por favor?
I'm sorry, but he is not home (phone conversation) Lo siento, pero no está.
One moment, please (phone conversation) Un momentito, por favor.
I'll see if he-she is in ( phone conversation) Voy a ver si está.
You have the wrong number. Está equivocado.
I would like to leave a message (phone conversation) Quisiera dejar un recado ... Quisiera dejar un mensaje
Please tell him-her to call me Por favor, dígale (dile) que me llame
Please tell him-her that I will call him-her back Por favor, dígale (dile) que lo(la) volveré a llamar.
If you would be kind enough to tell him-her to call me Si fuera(s) tan amable de decirle que me llame.
The line is busy. - The phone is busy. La línea está ocupada. - El teléfono está ocupado.
I can´t hear very well (phone conversation) No se oye bien
There is a lot of interference (phone conversation) Hay mucha interferencia.
You have to hang up. (phone conversation) Tienes que colgar.
Excuse me, but I have to go (phone conversation) Disculpe(a), pero me tengo que ir
Escuse me, but I have to hang up (phone conversation) Disculpe(a), pero me tengo que colgar.
Bye (phone conversation) Chao
I'll talk to you later Nos hablamos.
I'll call you. Lo llamo ... La llamo ... Te llamo
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