It's a matter of etiquette.

Telephone? No.

We still don t know what travelling etiquette is and how not to disturb nature.

I can t be an official like this, I could not follow an etiquette like this.

Please telephone him.

Please telephone him.

The telephone rang.

Use the telephone.

Let's telephone him.

Let's telephone him.

You have a telephone.

Bell invented the telephone.

Who invented the telephone?

Here's my telephone number.

Nobody answered the telephone.

The telephone doesn't work.

We take telephone orders.

Did you telephone him?

Did you telephone him?

Did you telephone him?

The telephone is ringing.

Suddenly the telephone rang.

There's a telephone here.

The telephone is broken.

My telephone doesn't work.

My telephone doesn't work.

Tom answers the telephone.

She has a telephone.

He has a telephone.

Where's the telephone book?

I want this telephone.

I have a telephone.

I desire this telephone.

The telephone is red.

Language learning on the telephone

I forget your telephone number.

Iran's culture of telephone surveillance

We talked on the telephone.

Telephone me if it rains.

Is there a telephone anywhere?

Can I use your telephone?

Can I use your telephone?

Just then, the telephone rang.

May I use this telephone?

Where is the nearest telephone?