打电话时所使用的语言，应当礼貌而谦恭。应尽快地用三言两语把说的事情讲完

打电话时所使用的语言，应当礼貌而谦恭。应尽快地用三言两语把说的事情讲完，不要罗唆来罗唆去，连自己都不明白“刚才说到哪儿了，”从而浪费别人的时间。若非事关重大的时间、数据，一般没有必要再三去复述已经讲过的话。 打电话时，每个人开口所讲的第一句话，都事关自己给对方的第一印象，所以应当慎之又慎。如果电话接通后，自己所说的头一句话是“喂，喂”或“西海公司么”、“小丁在不在”，则既不礼貌，也不规范。

結果 (英文) 1:

The language used in the call should be polite and courteous. As soon as possible with a few words to say things finished, not wordy prolixity, and even do not understand just said where, thus wasting people's time. Non-stakes, data, generally there is no need to have already talked about again and again to repeat. When you call, everyone opening the first sentence, are a matter of first impression of themselves to each other, so it should be cautious. If the call is connected, said the first word is "Hello, hello" or "West Sea", "Ding not, neither polite nor standardized.

結果 (英文) 2:

The use of the phone language, should be polite and courteous. As soon as possible should be used in two words or three to say the story, not just to just go, you don't even know that "now where were we," thereby wasting other people's time. If not on time, data, generally no need to repeat again and again have to say the words. When you call, each opening the first sentence, all have a bearing on their first impressions of each other, so it should be cautious. If the phone is switched on, the first word he said "Hello, hello" or "West companies", "Ding is in", it is not polite, is not the norm.

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結果 (英文) 3:

Language in which the call should be polite and courteous. Should, as soon as possible, say finish with a few words, do not incite to incite Rowe Rowe, yourself do not understand "where were," thereby wasting other people's time. But for the matter of time, data, generally there is no need to repeat time and again have said. When you call, first words spoken every openings are about their first impressions of each other, and should therefore make assurance doubly sure. If the call is connected, what you said the first sentence is "Hello, Hello" or the "West Sea company", "Ding's here", is neither polite nor specifications.