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Telephoning in Germany

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In Germany, it is generally customary to state your name when you answer the phone. In accordance with corporate identity trends, the customary way to answer a phone at a German company is to state the name of the company, the name of the person answering the phone, and a greeting.

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For example: "Baugesellschaft Luftschloss, Müller, Guten Tag" ("Luftschloss Construction, Müller, Good Day"). The name of the department may ...

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