Adam
Alex
Benjamin
Emma
Gill
Jade
James
Rebecca
Ronnie
English for Daily Life: Talking to Customer Service
If you’re living or planning to live in an English-speaking country, you will need to speak with customer service departments often. Whether you want to get your internet fixed, negotiate a better price for your mobile service, or complain about being overcharged, you will need to talk to customer service – usually on the phone. In this video, I’ll teach you common sentences that you will use and that you will hear in conversations with customer service.
Quiz
Test your understanding of this English lesson
Test your understanding of the English lesson by answering these questions. You will get the answers and your score at the end of the quiz.Levels
Lesson Topics
15 COMMENTS
5/5 :D
Thanks a lot,Mr.Benjamin for these very usefull
common sentences that we will use and that we will hear in conversations with customer service
Thanks, Benjamin, for the helpful info.
It was a pleasure Benjamin to learn that someone in another country went through the same thing as me, and presents it with humor in order to preserve our nerves.
Computers, internet are now part of our lives but the fight of companies in a capitalist system does not help the simple human being sometimes overwhelmed by technology.
In some cases such expressions are very helpful. I hope you will post more videos in this context.
Thank you so much Benjamin!
Hello….I’d like to brush my speaking up. Is there anyone else who is interested in speaking to me on a regular basis? My whatsapp number is +88 01812788727. Thank you. Rasho.
Thank you very much Benjamin for your efforts
Teacher I liked to know about this subject, I have never talked about it in English.
Thank you Mr.Benjamin.
Thank you very much teacher Benjamin
Thank you teacher, I would like to more lesson on the the expression.
Great tutor, am most grateful
my phone won’t charge
I really appreciate your way at teaching, thanks!
Thanks <3
Thank you so much for this lesson. It was really amazing to learn some new phrases that I can use in my daily life. Especially because these routine situations are one of the scariest things for me in English. Would love to see more videos like this on the website. Cheers!