
What are some French expressions for scheduling a call
Here are some common French expressions for scheduling a call:
- “Prendre un rendez-vous téléphonique” (to make a phone appointment)
- “Fixer un appel” (to set up a call)
- “Planifier un appel” (to plan/schedule a call)
- “Organiser une conférence téléphonique” (to organize a conference call)
- “Convenir d’un horaire pour un appel” (to agree on a time for a call)
- “Être disponible pour un appel” (to be available for a call)
- “Avoir un créneau pour un appel” (to have a time slot for a call)
- “Programmer un appel” (to program/schedule a call)
- “Appeler à une heure précise” (to call at a specific time)
- “Se mettre d’accord pour un appel” (to agree on a call)
These expressions can be used in professional or casual contexts to schedule phone or video calls in French. Let me know if you want sample sentences using these phrases or the polite forms.
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