Alternative way to say “I am coming”
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Sometime, you will receive a call from a deliveryman to collect your express package in the office. I think the "wait a moment" is not a positive expression, and the "I am coming" is ambiguous to female courier. what is the alternative way to say "I am coming"?
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Sometime, you will receive a call from a deliveryman to collect your express package in the office. I think the "wait a moment" is not a positive expression, and the "I am coming" is ambiguous to female courier. what is the alternative way to say "I am coming"?
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How is "I am coming" ambiguous to a female courier? Do you mean "coming" sexually? I think context is everything here. Unless you were leering and panting, I wouldn't worry about it. And you can always say "Just a minute!"
– Robusto
yesterday
"I have punched the 'Will attend' button."
– Hot Licks
yesterday
@Robusto Yes, you got it. In the public situation, I just worried about my colleagues misunderstand my phone content :)
– chandlerone
17 hours ago
If you can't say "I am coming" down the phone, without invoking a double entendre, what in the world can you say about anything?
– WS2
16 hours ago
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Sometime, you will receive a call from a deliveryman to collect your express package in the office. I think the "wait a moment" is not a positive expression, and the "I am coming" is ambiguous to female courier. what is the alternative way to say "I am coming"?
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Sometime, you will receive a call from a deliveryman to collect your express package in the office. I think the "wait a moment" is not a positive expression, and the "I am coming" is ambiguous to female courier. what is the alternative way to say "I am coming"?
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How is "I am coming" ambiguous to a female courier? Do you mean "coming" sexually? I think context is everything here. Unless you were leering and panting, I wouldn't worry about it. And you can always say "Just a minute!"
– Robusto
yesterday
"I have punched the 'Will attend' button."
– Hot Licks
yesterday
@Robusto Yes, you got it. In the public situation, I just worried about my colleagues misunderstand my phone content :)
– chandlerone
17 hours ago
If you can't say "I am coming" down the phone, without invoking a double entendre, what in the world can you say about anything?
– WS2
16 hours ago
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How is "I am coming" ambiguous to a female courier? Do you mean "coming" sexually? I think context is everything here. Unless you were leering and panting, I wouldn't worry about it. And you can always say "Just a minute!"
– Robusto
yesterday
"I have punched the 'Will attend' button."
– Hot Licks
yesterday
@Robusto Yes, you got it. In the public situation, I just worried about my colleagues misunderstand my phone content :)
– chandlerone
17 hours ago
If you can't say "I am coming" down the phone, without invoking a double entendre, what in the world can you say about anything?
– WS2
16 hours ago
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How is "I am coming" ambiguous to a female courier? Do you mean "coming" sexually? I think context is everything here. Unless you were leering and panting, I wouldn't worry about it. And you can always say "Just a minute!"
– Robusto
yesterday
How is "I am coming" ambiguous to a female courier? Do you mean "coming" sexually? I think context is everything here. Unless you were leering and panting, I wouldn't worry about it. And you can always say "Just a minute!"
– Robusto
yesterday
"I have punched the 'Will attend' button."
– Hot Licks
yesterday
"I have punched the 'Will attend' button."
– Hot Licks
yesterday
@Robusto Yes, you got it. In the public situation, I just worried about my colleagues misunderstand my phone content :)
– chandlerone
17 hours ago
@Robusto Yes, you got it. In the public situation, I just worried about my colleagues misunderstand my phone content :)
– chandlerone
17 hours ago
If you can't say "I am coming" down the phone, without invoking a double entendre, what in the world can you say about anything?
– WS2
16 hours ago
If you can't say "I am coming" down the phone, without invoking a double entendre, what in the world can you say about anything?
– WS2
16 hours ago
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On my way!
Be there in a sec!
I'll be right with you. [This one is more formal and might work best in an office setting.]
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On my way!
Be there in a sec!
I'll be right with you. [This one is more formal and might work best in an office setting.]
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Thank you so much
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On my way!
Be there in a sec!
I'll be right with you. [This one is more formal and might work best in an office setting.]
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Thank you so much
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On my way!
Be there in a sec!
I'll be right with you. [This one is more formal and might work best in an office setting.]
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aparente001aparente001
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On my way!
Be there in a sec!
I'll be right with you. [This one is more formal and might work best in an office setting.]
answered yesterday
aparente001aparente001
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How is "I am coming" ambiguous to a female courier? Do you mean "coming" sexually? I think context is everything here. Unless you were leering and panting, I wouldn't worry about it. And you can always say "Just a minute!"
– Robusto
yesterday
"I have punched the 'Will attend' button."
– Hot Licks
yesterday
@Robusto Yes, you got it. In the public situation, I just worried about my colleagues misunderstand my phone content :)
– chandlerone
17 hours ago
If you can't say "I am coming" down the phone, without invoking a double entendre, what in the world can you say about anything?
– WS2
16 hours ago