hanghívásokon

Hanghívásokon, often transliterated as "hanghívásokon", refers to voice calls or phone calls in Hungarian. The term is derived from "hang" meaning voice or sound, and "hívások" meaning calls. Therefore, "hanghívásokon" literally translates to "on voice calls" or "by means of voice calls".

This term is commonly used in everyday conversation and in written communication in Hungary to refer to the act of making or receiving phone calls. For example, one might say "Találkozunk a hanghívásokon" which means "Let's meet on the calls" or more colloquially, "Let's arrange this over the phone". It can also be used in a context where a decision or discussion is to take place via phone, such as "Ezt megbeszéljük hanghívásokon" meaning "We'll discuss this on voice calls".

In a business context, "hanghívásokon" might refer to customer service calls, telemarketing, or internal team communication conducted via telephone. The term is straightforward and universally understood within the Hungarian language speaking community to denote traditional voice communication over a telephone network. It distinguishes voice calls from other forms of communication like text messages or emails.