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57일차. ♣ Unit 4. Business communication - LESSON 3. COMMUNICATING ACROSS CULTURES [Cultural tendencies] ※ Explaining cultural tendencies *When talking about a people or culture, you can make what you say less direct by using phrases like these. We tend to avoid conflict in my culture. We have a tendency to think first and talk later. People here have a way of speaking with their hands. Some peopl..

56일차. ♣ Unit 4. Business communication - LESSON 3. COMMUNICATING ACROSS CULTURES [Cross-cultural communication] ※ Cross-cultural communication *Understanding cross-cultural communication is important any time you're operating in a diverse group or in different cultural settings. Cultural sensitivity is important any time you're operating in a different culture. In some cultures, it's considered ..

55일차. ♣ Unit 4. Business communication - LESSON 2. WRITING AN EFFECTIVE EMAIL - [Emailing a friend] Writing effective emails Dear Kim, Here are some tips for writing effective emails: • Use bullet points. • Make subject lines clear and concise. • Check any attachments before you hit ‘Send.’ A good expression to use is ‘Please find attached….’ • Use the expressions ‘I’m forwarding …’ and ‘Please ..

54일차. ♣ Unit 4. Business communication - LESSON 2. WRITING AN EFFECTIVE EMAIL - [Writing effective emails] First, make a list using bullet points , like this:

53일차. ♣ Unit 4. Business communication - LESSON 2. WRITING AN EFFECTIVE EMAIL - [Effective emails] ※ Writing effective emails *Here are some standard expressions you can use in formal or work-related emails: I am writing with regard to … I'm Cc-ing Tom on this, as he will be in the meeting. Please find attached this month's report. I'm forwarding the email I received from the client. Please don'..

52일차. ♣ Unit 4. Business communication - LESSON 2. WRITING AN EFFECTIVE EMAIL - [Emails] ※ Emails • emoticon /ɪˈməʊtɪkɑːn/ an image used in electronic communication to express an emotion e.g.) He chose a smiley face emoticon to show he was happy with the result. • Cc and Bcc /ˈsiː siː ænd ˈbiː siː/ different ways to send emails to people: Cc means a 'carbon copy' of the email is sent to someone;..

51일차. ♣ Unit 4. Business communication - LESSON 1. FACILITATING AN ONLINE MEETING - [An online meeting] A. Great, so let's get started. Point number one is new hires. C. Yes. So, the company is looking for his replacement. C. I will. So, just to recap, please welcome our new designers.

50일차. ♣ Unit 4. Business communication - LESSON 1. FACILITATING AN ONLINE MEETING - [Conducting an online meeting] [JANET] So I'll just jump into it. [JANET] Uh, no, Tom. Based on team needs, these are going to be permanent hires. • hire 2-[countable] (especially North American English) a person who has recently been given a job by a company : C 특히 美 (회사의) 신입 사원 e.g.) New hires get raises after ..

49일차. ♣ Unit 4. Business communication - LESSON 1. FACILITATING AN ONLINE MEETING - [Opening an online meeting] [JANET] Who's on your end? [JANET] We have a short agenda today – just an update on the software project and a brief announcement. ※ Opening an online meeting *When you kick off an online meeting, you might need to clarify who is attending it. Good afternoon. Who's on your end? Good mo..

48일차. ♣ Unit 4. Business communication - LESSON 1. FACILITATING AN ONLINE MEETING - [Online meetings] ※ Online meetings Here are some words and phrases you might hear in an online meeting. Note that mike is a short form for microphone. You may also see the short form mic, which is pronounced the same as mike. There's a 15-hour time difference between Los Angeles and Shanghai. We had some problem..