電話を保留にしてみよう

Putting a caller on hold

クライアントから部長に取り次いでくれと、部長不在時に電話が来た。保留にして部長を捜しに行こう。

電話対応では、Could you please tell me your name and your phone number? (お名前とお電話番号を伺ってもよろしいでしょうか？) としっかりと相手の名前と電話番号を聞きましょう。聞き取れない場合は、I beg your pardon（すいません、もう一度言って頂けますか？）Could you please speak a little slower? (もう少しゆっくり話していただけますか？) Could you repeat that for me?（もう一度お願いします。）等と言って落ち着いて対処してみましょう。

Hello. This is Jason Thomson. May I speak to Mr. Yamazaki of the sales department?

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Hello. This is Jason Thomson. May I speak to Mr. Yamazaki of the sales department?

Hello. Thank you for calling, but unfortunately Mr. Yamazaki is out of office now.
He will back to the office at 4pm.
Would you like to leave a message or shall I have him call back to you later?

自然な表現

Hello. Thank you for calling, but unfortunately, Mr. Yamazaki is out of the office now.
He will come back at 4 pm. Would you like to leave a message or shall I have him call you back later?

1. A comma often indicates 'a slight pause in the spoken sentence.'
2. Used to show that you are talking about a particular thing or person that has already been mentioned, is already known about, or is the only one
3,. Missing verb. You 'go/come back to a place.'
4. This is implicit.
5. Pronouns are often placed between the main verb and its particle.

I have an urgent issue that I need to discuss with him. Is there any way I could contact him before 4pm?

Oh, I see.
He has a cellphone now, so I will tell him that you have an urgent issue.
Can I ask the content of your urgent issue?
I would like to share it with him beforehand.

自然な表現

Oh, I see. He has a cellphone now, so I will tell him that you have an urgent issue.
May I ask what it is regarding? I would like to share it with him beforehand.

1. You can use regarding to indicate the subject that is being talked or written about.

Thank you so much. I would like to discuss with him the contract details for the new product sales in New Zealand.

Duly noted. I will let him know about that.
I will call him from now, so please let me call back you again or I will ask Mr.Yamazaki to call you, if he is available.
Please wait for a little bit.

自然な表現

Duly noted. I will let him know. I will call him now, so please let me call you back again or I will ask Mr. Yamazaki to call you if he is available. Please wait for it.

1. As it is understood what it is you will tell him, there's no need to state it here.
2. No preposition needed before 'now' if you mean 'immediately.'
3. Only use a comma when the ‘if’ clause is at the beginning of the sentence.
4. Or 'wair for our call.'

Okay, I will hold on. Let me know when he has answered and what he has said regarding our meeting for the contract details.

Thank you for your waiting.
I confirmed that he will call back to you at 4pm.
He will let you know a few points to revise the contract. Please wait for his call later.

自然な表現

Thank you for waiting. I confirmed that he will call you back at 4 pm.
He will let you know a few points to revise the contract. Please wait for his call later.

1. The expression is 'Thank you for waiting.'
2. Pronouns are often placed between the main verb and its particle.

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