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Phone Call I talked to a English speaker on the phone today. Since my co-worker knows I speak English, she transferred the call to me. The caller was a man. He seemed like he was looking for a company which sells houses and apartments. Since our company provides only apartment rental services, I explained it and hung up the phone. I barely speak English at work so I was happy!

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Phone Call

I talked to an English speaker on the phone today. Since my co-worker knows I speak English, she transferred the call to me. The caller was a man.
He seemed like he was looking for a company which sells houses and apartments. Since our company provides only apartment rental services, I explained it and hung up the phone.
I barely speak English at work so
I was happy!


Excellent !  I only found one correction. The rule for "a" and "an" is if the following word starts with a vowel (a e i o u) use "an", otherwise use "a".  This is just to make it sound better and be easier to pronounce.

So "an English speaker" and "a man" are correct


Nice story - I'm sure you did fine.

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Thanks for your comment Hassan! Yes, we are humble and we think humble is beautiful! haha That's the Japanese typical character!
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I always wondered! While Japanese people can speak English well, They always humble about that! Its good personal character, but it loss a lot of comunuications with foreigners :)

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