I noticed that when Americans answered a call, they liked to immediately utter their own names. For example, the admin assistant of my division would say, “Ericsson, this is Michelle.” My boss would say something like, “Good morning, this is Sal. May I help you?”
This makes sense, and is better than simply saying “hello” as we usually do in this country. If the caller knows he or she is speaking to the right person, there is no need to ask, “May I speak to…”
By the time I returned to
One day, when I was driving to the office, I received a call from an unknown number. Not wanting to be laughed at again, I just answered, "Hello." You know, the proverb says “when in
To my surprise, I heard a lady purring, “Darling.” A thought flashed through my mind, “Do I have a secret admirer!??”
It turned out the lady had just dialed a wrong number. I wasn’t her darling after all. I was heart-broken…
o...'darling' replaced 'halo', can iamgine that how romantic is.
ReplyDeleteo yes...happy chap goh meng to U!!
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hi...happy Chap Goh Meh oh.
ReplyDeleteu pretend to said : nombor yang anda dial tidak dapat dihubungi...
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hapy Chap Goh Meh ^^
LOL. Heartbroken? :x
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christine
ReplyDeleteMaybe I should have said, "Shall we meet up tonight?" ;)
day-dreamer
Yeah heartbroken :'(
Haha, I always say if got too many partner, this is the best greeting!
ReplyDeleteI'm really very bz lately...Only able to post once a week, if that is even possible for this and next month! Thanks for your concern^^