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Johnson: H old on… Let me jot it down in my diary… the Thai Restaurant… the Regency…
What time?

Arin: 7:30.
Johnson: 7:30. Who else will be there?
Arin: Mr. Farnan, Khun Ruj, Susan, Mr. Smith and me.
Johnson: Good.
Arin: M r. Timothy is also free to discuss plans for next year with you and Mr. Farnan on

September 6 at 10 o’clock as you have requested.
Johnson: Good. At the Chamber?
Arin: Yes, at Mr. Farnan’s office.
Johnson: Thanks a lot, Arin.
Arin: You’re welcome. Goodbye.

Dialog 2: John Smith is calling Susan Day, Arin’s colleague. They all work at the Chamber of
Commerce.

Arin: Hello. Arin speaking.
Smith: Hi, Arin. Is Susan there?
Arin: Yes, but she’s on the other line right now, Khun John. Can I take a message?
Smith: Yes, please tell her I’d like to see her when she’s free.
Arin: Yes, I’ll give her the message.
Smith: Thanks. Bye.

Dialog 3: Arin is answering the call for Susan Day.
Arin: Hello. Arin speaking.
Wilson: H i, can I speak to Ms. Susan Day, please? This is Robert Wilson of SKT Corporation.
Arin: I’m afraid Ms. Day’s in a meeting at the moment, Mr. Wilson. Would you like

to leave a message for her?
Wilson: Yes, please. Could you please ask her to call me? It’s about her trip to New York.
Arin: Does she have your number?
Wilson: Yes, I think so, but let me give it to you just in case. It’s 0-2251-1526.
Arin: 0-2251-1526. I’ll pass the message to Ms. Day.
Wilson: Thanks for your help. Bye.
Arin: You’re welcome. Bye.