Dialogue - 1
Colleague : Hello! My name is Samantha Corbin. Nice to meey you.
You : Hi, It's a pleasure to meet you too. My name is Ethan Choi.
Colleague : Do you mind if I call you by your first name?
You : No, not at all. What do you do Samatha?
Colleague : I work as an intern at Cortech.
You : Oh, I haven't heard of that company.
Colleague : We specialize in providing energy solutions for factories.
You : Oh, that sounds really interesting.
Colleague : What about you? what kind of work do you do?
You : I work for Google as a coder.
Colleague : That sounds very interesting as well. Well, it was a pleasure meeting you.
You : The pleasure is all mine. Let me give you my card.
Dialogue - 2
Colleague : Hi, there!. Good to see you again!
You : Oh. hello Michail! How is it going?
Colleague : I can't complain. What about you? I heard you're at a new company now.
You : Yes, that's right. I started to work at Amazon.
Colleague : That sounds really exciting! What do you do there?
You : I work in development department as a researcher.
Colleague : That's really amazing, congratulations. I'm late for a meeting. I'll talk to you soon.
You : OK, Michail, we'll catch up later.
Dialogue - 3
A : Good morning. Are you here for the networking event?
B : Yes, that's right. My name's Jason Lee. IT's a pleasure to meey you.
A : Nice to meet you, too. I'm Kimberly Plant. So what do you do, Jason?
B : I am new to the pharmacustical industry, actually. I was anurse for 10 years, but I recently started working as a salesperson for a multinational company based in New York.
A : Oh, I'm from New York myself.
B : Really? Where do you work?
A : We are a small company, just a startup really. We provide reserch for some of the pharmaceutical companies in the area.
B : Oh, that's very interesting. You are a researcher then?
A : No, I work in the human resources department.
B : I see. Can I give you my card?
A : Yes, please. And here is mind. Again, it was nice meeting you.
B : Likewise. Talk yo you later.
**
Likewise = me too 나도
Dialogue - 4
Greg : Hello, this is Greg in Human Resources. Who is calling, please?
Linda : Hi, Greg, this is Linda from the Management team. Were you able to create that Zoom account?
Greg : Oh, hi, Linda. Yes, I activated it yesterday.
Linda : Great. Thank you. Did you have a chance to use it and get familiar with the tools in the program?
Greg : Yes, I checked it out a little bit, and I think it is fairly easy to use.
Linda : Wonderful. Actually, we need to schedule a call for next week with our HQ in San Diego. I would like to do it via Zoom if possible.
Greg : OK. Sure. I can do that. Can you send me a list of contacts who will participate in the call via email? I need to check the availability of the participants in advance.
Linda : No problem. I can send that to you after lunch.
Greg : Perfect! After I have confirmed everyone's availability, I will create a link and share it on the company message board.
**
fairly easy to use : 사용하기 꽤 쉬운
Lukewarm : 미지근한
simply show up : 눈에 잘 띄는
an established company : 설립된 (대기업 느낌) 회사
on the ground support : 현장(즉시) 지원
have access to : ~에 접속하다.
upon : ~하는 즉시
'Business English' 카테고리의 다른 글
[E-mail 작성] Regarding conference call preparation (1) | 2024.02.05 |
---|---|
[Article] How to Improve Your Business English (2) | 2024.02.02 |
[비지니스 영어] Making and Receiving a Video Call | Invitation | Participant | Mute yourself (1) | 2024.01.31 |
[TED] The next outbreak? We're not ready - 2 (1) | 2024.01.30 |
[TED] The next outbreak? We're not ready - 1 (1) | 2024.01.29 |
댓글