Business: British English CONVERSATION PRACTICE : Listening & Speaking Intermediate Learners

BRITISH English Conversation PRACTICE : Listening and Speaking
In this English language lesson you will boost your listening and speaking skills by taking part in an English Business Conversation.
You will also learn new vocabulary and English expressions all with a British accent.
This video will help you to understand fast spoken English on both your favourite TV series and also if you need it for work
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[@SoundBritish]

Hi thanks for watching. Let me know in the comments if you found it useful - I’ll try to reply to them all. Steve
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[@Paulol403]

One more great lesson

[@SoundBritish]

Thanks Paulo good to have you here . Steve

[@DjaffarZekkour]

Concerning the lesson all the expressions are totally new for me which mean I gained something new I really benefit from this lesson, thank you so much Steve ❤❤❤

[@SoundBritish]

That's great. thanks Djaffar

[@krusriyad8267]

Thank you so much

[@SoundBritish]

Cheers 👍

[@DjaffarZekkour]

Wow Steve I can't believe that you mentioned my name 😍😍😍 you made my day, I really can't find the right words to thank you ❤ I love you too ❤️

[@fredemption]

Kudos to you fellow student and don't forget to kick some arse 😁

[@SoundBritish]

I'm glad you liked it Djaffar

[@SoundBritish]

😄😄😄

[@user-de5ds8yl4s]

You surprised me! I use business English all the time, but I’v never heard some expressions even from my UK colleagues. Thanks❤

[@SoundBritish]

Thanks for commenting. I’m glad it helps. Steve

[@fredemption]

the boss saying to his employee "fill me in" this sounds terribly odd and inappropriate to me😮if you see what I mean😂

[@SoundBritish]

Thanks for watching Fred. The term 'fill in' can as is used in this context mean to inform someone of the details of something. But it can also mean to hurt someone by hitting them in a fight. Again it's context.
So if someone says it at work you should get out a pen and paper and write down what they mean. But in a dangerous pub and a local thug says 'I'm going to fill you in' it's time to start running. 😉

[@fredemption]

@@SoundBritish thanks for the explanation👌

[@DjaffarZekkour]

@@SoundBritish 🏃🏃🏃 Fred run 🤣🤣