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Pumbo Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
How do you address to an unknown person?
How do you address to an unknown person?
For example, if you want to ask a person on the street how to get to some place.
Or, if you're going to ask a salesman/shop assistant about anything - what do you say first to get his/her attention.
I know only one way: "Excuse me, " then my question. Are there any other ways?
Thanks in advance.
For example, if you want to ask a person on the street how to get to some place.
Or, if you're going to ask a salesman/shop assistant about anything - what do you say first to get his/her attention.
I know only one way: "Excuse me, " then my question. Are there any other ways?
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
'Excuse me' is just fine. I say it all the time and find no reason to think of other ways. Rover
- 'Excuse me' is just fine.
- I say it all the time and find no reason to think of other ways.
- Rover
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'Excuse me' is just fine.
I say it all the time and find no reason to think of other ways.
Rover
'Excuse me' is just fine.
I say it all the time and find no reason to think of other ways.
Rover
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