Business meeting (part 2) | English speaking lesson

Part 2 of the business meeting between 2 native English speakers, Mr Lewis who is British and Mrs Jones, who is American.

In this meeting, Mrs Jones asks for detailed information about the pricing as well as the business proposal being offered by Mr Lewis.

There are subtitles on the screen to help students understand. This class is good practice for esl students wanting to learn and improve their English speaking and conversation skills. It will also be useful to English teachers wanting to show their students real-life business role plays and case studies in English.

At the end of the dialogue, I explain some important English vocabulary.

Other videos:

Andrew,
Crown Academy of English

Voice credits:

“Businesswoman Working With Her Colleagues” by stockimages
“Young Businesswoman” by marcolm
“Young Smiling Professional” by imagerymajestic
“Businessman Look His Watch” by Chaiwat

[nicolehernandezdevalerio]

Thanks for this video, I’m an English teacher and I’m working online this it’s very helpful

[PhatNguyen-vuhq]

beside English idioms, I've known many ways of discussion & negotiation in business meeting, thanks :)

[annaamal]

thank you very much for each lesson you're the best teacher

[alternativevlog]

I was expecting you would explain phrase I slept like a log, never heard of it.

[issazin]

Thanks a lot for what you are presenting. In fact, it's very informative. Well, now is there any difference between 2 native English speakers AND 2 English native speakers?

[dancewithsoul]

your teaching style is great sir. with regard.

[adelghoneem]

I would be so happy to help you promote you here in Egypt, thanks a lot for brilliant videos

[odettemukankusi]

Hello Andrew! Thanks for the lesson but I don't understand what is the gold support

[dancewithsoul]

sir I have a lack of confidence what should I do for this and pls tell me how to remember spelling.

[nincattythefeline]

could you talk about how to understand better english natives with a bad diction?

[gopalashetty]

Why you are mixing American English in British and making us confused. American English is hard to understand for non native speakers.. I hope you make exclusive British English for people like us. Thank you.