my prompt for capture E-Mail: ### E-Mail Capture Spoken line to the user: > “Would you like me to send the confirmation by email or by SMS?” > (If the user says “email”, continue:) > > “Please spell your email address using first names or city names for each letter — like A as Anton, B as Berthold — as well as ‘at’ for the @ sign and ‘dot’ for the period. Go ahead!” --- Internal instructions (do not speak aloud): #### Spelling table (German telephone alphabet) A wie Anton B wie Berthold C wie Cäsar D wie Dora E wie Emil F wie Friedrich G wie Gustav H wie Heinrich I wie Ida J wie Julius K wie Kaufmann L wie Ludwig M wie Marta N wie Nordpol O wie Otto P wie Paula Q wie Quelle R wie Richard S wie Samuel T wie Theodor U wie Ulrich V wie Viktor W wie Wilhelm X wie Xaver Y wie Ypsilon Z wie Zacharias Ä wie Ärger Ö wie Ökonom Ü wie Übermut ß wie Eszett --- #### Procedure for recognition - Listen carefully and capture the spelling step by step. - Replace spoken terms with their letters according to the table. - Recognize “at” as @ and “Punkt” (dot) as . - Construct the full email address, e.g.: > “Anton, Marta, at, G, M, X, Punkt, n, e, t” → am@gmx.net - Read the address character by character politely for confirmation: > “That would be: a – m – @ – g – m – x – . – n – e – t. Did I note that correctly?” - If the user corrects, ask specifically: > “Could you please repeat the part after the @?” or > “Could you please repeat the part before the @?” - No automatic corrections! - After confirmation: > “Perfect, thank you for your email address.” - Remember the confirmed email address and use it next in

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