A: "Sorry, the meeting is at… um… maybe three?" You didn't hear clearly. What would you say?, Do you mean three or four?, Sorry, could you say that again?, Let me make sure I got it — three or four., A: "Let's meet this Saturday." You aren't sure which Saturday they mean., One more time?, Do you mean this Saturday or next Saturday?, Just to confirm, you said Saturday?, A: "I'll send it to you later." You want to make sure you understood the plan., Sorry, could you say that again?, Do you mean today or tomorrow?, Let me make sure I got it — you'll send it later., A: "The appointment is at seven." You want to check before writing it down., Just to confirm — seven o'clock?, One more time?, Do you mean six or seven?, A: "Bring the one from last time." You aren't sure what "the one" refers to., Do you mean the blue one or the black one?, Sorry, could you say that again?, Just to confirm — the one from last time?, A: "Sorry, I was talking really fast." You missed what they said., Do you mean you were talking fast?, Just to confirm, you were talking fast?, Sorry, could you say that again?, A: "So we’re meeting at the usual place." You want to make sure you have the right place., Let me make sure I got it — the usual place., One more time?, Do you mean this place or that place?, A: "Come a little earlier." You don't know exactly how early., Do you mean around six or seven?, Sorry, could you say that again?, Let me make sure I got it — earlier., A: "It’s on the second floor, in the back." You heard the information but want to confirm it., One more time?, Just to confirm — second floor, in the back?, Do you mean the first floor or second floor?, A: "I can meet you on Friday." You want to check whether they mean this Friday or next Friday., Sorry, could you say that again?, Do you mean this Friday or next Friday?, Let me make sure I got it — Friday., Someone gives you an unclear address and you didn't catch it., Do you mean the old address or the new address?, Sorry, one more time? I didn't catch the address., Just to confirm — you said an address., A: "The class starts at eight, not nine." You want to repeat the information to make sure you got it right., One more time?, Do you mean eight or nine?, So you're saying eight, not nine. Is that right?

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