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18 Jun 2018
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I have a question about answering a call on business.
If I want to ask the name of someone speaking, what or how I should ask?
Please tell me a polite expression.
Further, If I want to ask the company name, what I should?
I have a question about answering a call on business.
If I want to ask the name of someone speaking, what or how I should ask?
Please tell me a polite expression.
Further, If I want to ask the company name, what I should?
If I want to ask the name of someone speaking, what or how I should ask?
Please tell me a polite expression.
Further, If I want to ask the company name, what I should?
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May I have your good name? (Person)
May I know where you work, if you don’t mind? (Person’s company name)
If it is only a company’s name:
May I know the name of your esteemed establishment?
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May I have your good name? (Person)
May I know where you work, if you don’t mind? (Person’s company name)
If it is only a company’s name:
May I know the name of your esteemed establishment?
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May I please have your name?
What company do you work for?
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@tomotea_lang8
Not at all! Glad I could help.
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