Gesprekken voeren A2, lesson 2

Welcome, class!

Today's plan. 

-Check homework

- Practice role A en B, exercise A

- Calling and answering the phone

- Homework next time

Pronunciation 

                                                  Nato- alphabet 

A - Alpha       G - Golf      M - Mike              S - Sierra        Y - Yankee

B - Bravo       H - Hotel   N - November  T - Tango        Z - Zulu

C - Charlie     I - India     O - Oscar            U - Uniform

D - Delta        J - Juliet    P - Papa              V - Victor

E - Echo         K - Kilo       Q - Quebec       W - Whiskey

F - Foxtrot     L - Lima     R - Romeo         X - X-ray

It's your turn to try!

Use the spelling alphabet

-  SPELL YOUR OWN FIRST NAME

_ SPELL YOUR OWN LAST NAME

- SPELL A CLASSMATE'S FIRST AND LAST NAME

-PRACTISE SPELLING  DIFFERENT WORDS

For example: You spell out 'monkey' by saying: M for mike, O for oscar, N for november, K for kilo, E for echo, Y for yankee.  

Homework next time:

Exercise A (practice role A en role B) and learn the NATO-alphabet by heart. (reader examen gesprekken A2)

Class dismissed!

What do you say when you are calling someone after they pick up the phone?

1. Good morning, this is [name] speaking.
2. Good morning, you speak with [name].

Should you mention the name of the company you work for?

1. Yes
2. No

Good afternoon, this is [name] speaking from Leef je uit.

• Is this Mr. Jones?
• I am calling, because ...
• I have a question about ... 

Wat zeg je als je iemand niet hebt verstaan?

Being polite

1. Please
2. I'm sorry
3. Excuse me

I'm sorry, could you repeat that, please?

Make this sentence more polite:
Can you repeat your name?

How do we make these sentences more polite?

1. Can you repeat your name?
2. Can I ask you a question?
3. Can I have a glass of water?

1. Could you repeat your name, please?
   
2. May I ask you a question, please?
   
3. May I have a glass of water, please?
   

Afsluiting

• Is there anything else I can do for you?

• Have a nice day. 

• Bye.

What do you say when you are calling someone after they pick up the phone?