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Teal purple 984 Posted 4 years ago
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Asking for someone's name
What is the correct way of asking?
May I have your name or May I get your name ? And why?
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teal purple 984 What is the correct way of asking? What's your name, (please)? teal purple 984 May I have your name?
- teal purple 984 What is the correct way of asking?
- What's your name, (please)?
- teal purple 984 May I have your name?
- Good, but sounds formal.
- teal purple 984 May I get your name?
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teal purple 984What is the correct way of asking?
What's your name, (please)?
teal purple 984May I have your name?
Good, but sounds formal.
teal purple 984May I get your name?
Not very natural, maybe in a formal telephone conversation with a clerk.
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