Ticce  +  426089 Tue, 02 Oct 07 09:32 AM How to define not your personal phone but your work phone? Is it simply called 1) I am calling you from my work phone. 2) I am calling you from in-house phone. 3) your option. Regards. Ticce Joined on Thu, Sep 6 2007 Junior Member 81 English is not my first langauge - so, I might give your a wrong answer. To err is human. Regards

	Philip  +  426166 Tue, 02 Oct 07 02:09 PM  Ticce wrote: How to define not your personal phone but your work phone? Is it simply called 1) I am calling you from my work phone. 2) I am calling you from in-house phone. 3) your option. Regards. Most natural to me:  I'm calling you from work; I'm calling you from home. On a form, you might be asked to provide your "home phone" or your "work phone". I think that "in-house" implies that the phones are linked within an office, like the former intercoms. Philip Joined on Thu, Jun 23 2005 Veteran Member 8,738 At reise er at leve! - H. C. Andersen Regards