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"Is that 1 2 9 3 2 7 2?" — ‘Это 129-32-72?’"No, wrong number." — ‘Нет, вы не туда попали’ "Who's speaking?" — ‘Кто говорит?’"1 2 9 3 2 7 2." — ‘129-32-72’"Could you put me through to Mr Brown, please?" — ‘Соедините меня с…’ "I'm sorry, he's out at the moment. — ‘его сейчас нет’ Hallo, are you there?" — ‘Вы слушаете?’ "Yes, I'm with you." — ‘Да, да?’"Can I take a message?" — ‘Передать ему что-н.?’ "No, thank you. I'll ring up later."
"Is this Intourist?""Quite right. Who's calling?""This is Mr Hardy.""Good morning, Mr Hardy. What can I do for you?""Could I speak to Mr Petrov, please?""I'm afraid Mr Petrov is busy at the moment. Could you ring up a little later?""Certainly. When do you suppose he'll be free?""In an hour and a half, let's say.""Very good. I'll ring up then. Good bye."
"We saw some of your new machines at the last exhibition, Mr Klimov.""Did you? What's your impression?""They're very good. Some are completely different from what you exhibited two years ago.""You're quite right. Model A C 12 is completely new.""We're interested in buying it. I'd like to discuss the price now if you don't mind. Your price is too high, you know.""Is it? We've discussed the matter with several other companies and we'll be selling the model to them at the same price.""Well, I'm sure we'll come to an agreement, but I must first ring up my people and find out what they think of the price. Have you anything against it?""No, not at all."
