Business English: Speak Like a Business Pro: Learn Essential Business Abbreviations WFH, KPI, ROI 🗣️

Today, we're diving deep into the exciting world of Business English and will decode the meaning of three common abbreviations you'll frequently come across in your professional journey. We'll also run through examples of how they are used in everyday conversation, so you'll feel more comfortable using them yourself.

Are you finding the world of business English a bit puzzling? Not to worry, we've got your back! This video will demystify these three essential abbreviations:

1️⃣. WFH - Working From Home

2️⃣. KPI - Key Performance Indicator

3️⃣. ROI - Return on Investment

By the end of the video, you'll better grasp these terms and be able to use them effectively in various contexts - from casual office chat to formal business documents.

Are you ready to dive in and build up your business English vocabulary? Let's get started! 📝

And remember, I'm always here to help. If you have any questions or want to learn or like to learn more 'Business Abbreviations' terms than we discussed today, drop them in the comments section below, and we can discuss them together.

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Thank you, and see you again.

📚 Teacher Jason @MainStreetEnglish

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