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来电者在空格后说到自己的名字，由此可推理空格3询问的是他的名字。在打电话的场合中，告知自己名字的时候，一般不说I am，而说this is或者it is。
来电者在空格后说到自己的名字，由此可推理空格3询问的是他的名字。在打电话的场合中，告知自己名字的时候，一般不说I am，而说this is或者it is。
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