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Office English / Useful Phrases To Communicate At Work.

Workplace communication is the process of exchanging information and ideas within a team or an organization as a whole.

There are various of types of communication from formal to informal.

The purpose is to ensure all are aware of variety of group's / organizations goals and can move together in unison.

Here some easy but are used phases by native speakers in any offiece every day:

Can you help me with…?
This phrase is one of the most important and valuable in any workplace. Sometimes you may need to ask your colleagues for help. And it is the most polite way to do so. For example:

Can you help me with this report? I can’t seem to find the correct data.

Do you have a minute?
This phrase is also widespread in the workplace. You can use it when you need to talk to your colleague but don’t want to bother them too much. For example:

Do you have a minute? I need to ask you about the project we are working on.

I’ll be right there.
This phrase is usually used to let your colleagues know you are coming and will be there in a minute. For example:

I’ll be right there. I just need to finish this report.

What do you think?
This phrase will come in handy if you need to ask for opinions or suggestions. For example:

What do you think about this design? Should we change something?

Here are just a few to get you to be clear that a simple English is the key - there is no need to make it too complicated when you speak to others, the main thing is that the communication is polite, respectful and in a manner where everyone understand's you.

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Office English / Useful Phrases To Communicate At Work.

Perspective (viewpoint, standpoint, angle) - viewpoint, point of view, position, stance, outlook / Prospective (expected, expecting something) - planned, possible, considered, proposed,, potential, presumed.

All Ways Business

Perspective or prospective

"따따따 따-따-따 따따따" 
 모르스 부호(Morse Code)를 아시나요? 

코로나가 터지기 바로 직전인 2019년 가을. 
한국에 엄청난 재난 영화가 등장했습니다. 
 바이러스가 아닌 도심 한복판에 유독 가스가 퍼진다면
 어떻게 탈출할 건가요? 
 웃다보면 모르스 부호를 배우고 돌아간다는 전설의 영화!

 In September 2019 when right before the time covid-19 has occurred, 
The korean blockbuster movie was released. 
The city became chaotic not because of virus, but because of lethal gas!
What would you do if lethal gas spread through out the city? 
All you need to do is just to enjoy and laugh! 
After watching it, you will realize you learn about morse code so useful!

그거 봤어? Did you watch it?

웃다보면 살아남는 신선한 재난영화 "엑시트"로 한국어 배우자! (Episode 01)

Script

おはようございます！
日本語だんだんポットキャストのゆかりです。

今日は"すみません"についてです。

日本人は"すみません"をたくさんつかいます。

"すみません"には、ほんとにたくさんの、いみがあります。

ちょっとふしぎな言葉(ことば)ですね。

今日は3つ、話します。

では、ひとつめ。

「ごめんなさい」とおなじいみです。

たとえば、
「すみません、道がこんでいるので、時間におくれます。」
「あ、まちがえました。すみませんでした。」

といいます。

あやまるときに、いいます。
友達(ともだち)には

"ごめんなさい""ごめん"をつかいます。

では、ふたつめ。

2つめは、"ありがとう"のいみです。

さっきとは、逆(ぎゃく)のいみですね。

でも、よくつかいます。

たとえば、
エレベーターで、だれかがドアを開(あ)けてくれました。

そんなときは、
「あ、すみません。」といって、とおります。

"ごめんなさい"ではなく、
"ありがとう"のいみですね。

電車やバス、スーパーなどで、よくつかいます。
知らない人にいいます。
家族や友達には、"ありがとう"といいます。

では、さいごに3つめです。

3つめは、"ちょっといいですか?"のいみです。
だれかに、声(こえ)をかけるときです。

たとえば、レストランで、
「すみません、お水をください。」

「すみません、トイレはどこですか？」

といいます。

お店の人や、知らない人にいいます。

日本に来たら、どんなときに"すみません"を言っているのか・・
聞いて下さいね！

では、今日も最後まで聞いてくれて、だんだん、です！

また明日。

Japaneseだんだんpodcast

31. “すみません"3つの意味(いみ)/travel tips

You will know of some Colombian superstitions


Víspera de Año Nuevo

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Monserrate

Mariposas 

Dinero

¡Una mano que ayuda!

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Colombia

Las supersticiones más conocidas de Colombia

Are you “ticking the boxes” in your OET Speaking test but still stuck at a borderline score? In this episode, Kevin Dean (IELTS & OET teacher at theenglishnative.com
) breaks down the biggest OET Speaking mistake — failing to respond to the patient — and shows you exactly how to fix it.

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Identify and respond to patient cues (B1, B2, A4, E4)

Show empathy and gather more information naturally

Rotate your phrases to sound more like a real clinician

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This episode is packed with real examples from official OET role-plays, practical language you can use in your next test, and tips to sound like the kind of doctor or nurse patients want to visit.

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