Please leave a message.
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used to tell the caller to leave a message, usually heard when reaching someone's voicemail
Would you like to leave a message? / Do you want to leave a message?
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said to ask a caller if they would like you to pass on a message to the person they wish to speak with
Can I take a message? / May I take a message?
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a formal way of asking someone if they want to leave a message
Can I leave a message? / I need to leave a message.
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a way to inform someone that you want them to pass on information to someone else
Please tell __ that...
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said when you want someone to pass on a message to specific person
Could you tell __ it's urgent? / It's urgent.
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said to emphasize the importance of the call you're making
Please have ___ call me (back). / Please have ___ give me a call.
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said to politely ask someone if they could inform another person that you have called and would like them to contact you when they are available
Please leave your name and number. / What's your name and number?
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said to ask for a caller's information so that they can be easily called back by the person they are trying to reach
Can you spell that? / How do you spell that?
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used to ask someone to spell a certain part of their message, often names or addresses, to make sure that you have the correct information
I'll give __ the message. / I'll see that ___ gets the message.
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used to mean that you will pass on a caller's message to the right person
I'll tell ___ to call you (back). / I'll get __ to call you (back).
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used to mean that you will ask the supposed receiver of the call to contact the caller
