Business English - English Dialogues at Work

Business English - English Dialogues and Conversations at Work - 50 lessons:
- Part 1: Getting Along with Boss 00:12
- Part 2: Getting Along with Clients 23:26
- Part 3: Getting Along with Colleagues 45:51

[juanmartinpayne]

I highly recommend these lively and genuine dialogues.

[menpham]

0:21: Reporting work
1:19: Plan to meet the agent
2:11: Accepting assigned work
5:13: Explaining faults
6:45: Making Proposals
7:47: A problem with the budget
8:48: Asking for resignation
9:24_Dg.2 resignation
10:05: Job transfer 1
10:55_Job transfer 2
11:42: Being fired 1
12:31: Being fired 2
13:15: Asking to leave 1
14:10: Asking to leave 2
14:57: Annual leave 1
15:58: Annual leave 2
16:42: Promotion 1
17:32: Promotion 2
18:27: Asking for pay raise
19:24: Asking for pay raise 2

[SpeakWritePlayinEnglish]

Using dialogues to learn or improve a language is actually useful.

[stephane]

thanks a lot. I'm not learning business english in particular, but these dialogs are good enough to train my understanding and repeat them.

[farukulislambracaibrac]

Excellent dialogues and really helpful for the English learners, thanks so much.

[sehimathieu]

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[saidfarid]

Hi professor
Thank you so much for your priceless advice and interesting guidance.
I really appreciate your job.

[a.oumeddour]

Boston English Centre: very good lessons. Thank you.

[perezadilainebernardo]

This video is very helpful, I gained insights and knowledge regarding the right way to address colleagues at work. Thank you for this!

[vanessacorey]

Yes, there are many errors and a few strange dialogue lines. While, I think it's great that you are working to help others, I do agree with Thomas Spengler that there are many errors in grammar, syntax, vocabulary, and intonation. The speakers also say some strange or unrealistic things. A calculated pay raise of 1, 000 dollars? Was the employee already making around 10, 000 dollars a month or more? As a linguistics professional, in addition to being a diplomatic interpreter, I have taught English for many years. I would simply suggest better proofreading. For students, as I always caution my students, many of the English textbooks and materials that I have read in foreign countries have been full of errors. I think many foreign teachers of English try to do their best, but in our modern age of information technology and global communications, there are many resources for non-native English speakers who want to develop materials and lessons to teach their students correctly. Good luck to everyone!

[htethtetsoe]

Thanks a lot. These dialogues are really helpful for Business.

[vmxhhjx]

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[roshanperera]

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[swathimsns]

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[mohammadrizwan-ejum]

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[mayyiaung]

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[elsinnlee]

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[jamiedelposo]

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[TV-piip]

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[cygnustan]

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