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Nokia Posted 13 years ago
Business & Finance
On the road - usage question
Hi,
Just wondering how I could express the following:
If I am on the road, taking a bus, in the subway or on a train so it is inconvenient for me to take an important phone call, what is the correct way to say this?
"Sorry I am on the road. Can I get back to you?"
"Sorry I am outside. Can I get back to you?"
They don't sound right to me.
Thanks.
Just wondering how I could express the following:
If I am on the road, taking a bus, in the subway or on a train so it is inconvenient for me to take an important phone call, what is the correct way to say this?
"Sorry I am on the road. Can I get back to you?"
"Sorry I am outside. Can I get back to you?"
They don't sound right to me.
Thanks.
Top answer
How about this? eg I'm very sorry, but I'll have to get back to you. Clive
- How about this?
- eg I'm very sorry, but I'll have to get back to you.
- Clive
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How about this?
eg I'm very sorry, but I'll have to get back to you.
Clive
eg I'm very sorry, but I'll have to get back to you.
Clive
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