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Congratulations on Birth of Son


Date: 2015-10-07; view: 423.


Congratulations on a Marriage

Happy Birthday

Mr Clay: Hello. Could I speak to Mr Orlov?

Mr Orlov: Speaking. Good afternoon.

Mr Clay: Good afternoon, Mike. This is John Clay speaking.

Mr Orlov: How are you, John?

Mr Clay: Fine, thanks. I called to wish you a happy birthday.

Mr Orlov: Thank you very much, John. It's so kind of you to remember my birthday. Incidentally could you come over to my place tonight? I'm having a few people ever.

Mr Clay: Thanks, Mike, but I'm afraid I must be leaving for Glasgow today. I'll give you a ring when I come back.

Mr Orlov: Good. So I hope to see you before long. Good-bye.

Mr Clay: Good-bye.

 

Mr Candlin: Three-four-one; seven-one-double eight.

Mr Azarov: Hello, Philip, Azarov here.

Mr Candlin: Oh, Victor, good morning.

Mr Azarov: I was delighted to hear of your marriage, Philip. Please accept my most sincere and hearty congratulations. I wish I could have been at your wedding but I have only just come from Moscow.

Mr Candlin: Thank you very much. I was so sorry you couldn't come.

Mr Azarov: It's really good that you decided to get married at last and I do wish you and Mary the very best of luck and many years in which to enjoy it.

Mr Candlin: Thank you for your kind wishes.

Mr Azarov: Good-bye.

Mr Candlin: Bye.

 

Mr Petrov: Good afternoon, Jack.

Mr Hailey: Good afternoon, Nick.

Mr Petrov: Congratulations on the arrival of your son. My wife and I were delighted to hear the good news and especially to know that Jenny and your son are both well.

Mr Hailey: Thank you very much, Nick. You can't imagine how happy I am.

Mr Petrov: You are sure to make a wonderful father, but don't get too ex­cited about it.

Mr Hailey: I can't help it. I'm brimming over with joy and happiness. You know how it feels to become a father.

Mr Petrov: Congratulations again, and please give them to Jenny when you see her, from both of us. Good-bye.

Mr Hailey: Thanks, Nick. Bye.


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