Describing a new company

Learn business English: Describing a new company

Are there any new businesses in your town or city?

What services do they offer?

What products are they selling?

In this lesson, you’re going to learn some useful words and expressions for describing a new business or company. And then you’re going to watch a video conversation with two people talking about this topic so you can really learn the words. Ready? OK, let’s go!

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You’re by nature a sociable person. You enjoy meeting new clients/colleagues and look forward to the social interaction between your business meetings. 

You’re curious to find out about them, their interests, their culture and so on. You love sharing your passions and your culture with them. To give them a ‘sneak peek’ of your world.

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In this business English lesson, you will learn how to make a telephone call. You will learn several business English expressions used when making telephone calls. In particular, you will learn business English phrases and questions for the following common situations: How to ask to speak with a particular person in a department. How to introduce yourself and identify yourself over the phone. How to explain why you are calling the company. How to leave a message with a secretary or assistant. How to ask when the person will be returning. How to say that you don't understand something. How to ask someone to speak more loudly. How to thank someone and finish the telephone call. There are many examples and lots of new English words in the video. I advise you to watch it, listen to the pronunciation and take notes.

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Hi there! Andy here. It’s on informal phone calls, and you’ll learn lots of useful language from it. Ready? OK, let’s go!

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