Business English (Introduction). What is Business English? - Language for business situations - English in business usage, especially the styles and.

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Business English (Introduction)

What is Business English? - Language for business situations - English in business usage, especially the styles and forms of business correspondence - Useful language for getting a job - Business English is a form of international English - useful language and phrases to improve your spoken/written communication skills in English in different business situations

For some, Business English focuses on the vocabulary used in the world of commerce, trade, finance, professions, politics and international relations. Many people refer to "BE" as the language for commerce topics, such as government and corporate policy, programs, functions and procedures.

"BE" Communication is any communication used to promote a product, service, or organization; relay information within or outside the business; or deal with public, legal or government issues.

Variety of Functions

WAYS OF TRANSMITTING “BE” Internet broadcasts web-based social networks meetingsconventionsPrintRadioTelevision Outdoor displays Word of mouth

WHY DO WE HAVE TO USE ENGLISH IN BUSINESS?

English is global.

Most employees use English primarily at work.

Work has become more solitary with computers.

IMPORTANCE OF BUSINESS ENGLISH

Business Leverage One of the reasons why people fail in businesses is its failure in knowing the basics which is communication, business English. In addition, business English means respect. Respect for the person you are talking to and respect for the business. Having good command of the English language gives you an advantage.

Career Growth Knowledge of business English = confidence. In turn, confidence might turn into good performance. Intelligence does not really put you up the corporate ladder. You need confidence to back you up, and business English provides you that. Knowing that nothing will go wrong as you present in front of the people, you are sure to get approval.

The Internet Majority of Web contents is written in English. We all know that the Internet is an essential part of a business. It is hard to filter good contents from the Internet. What gives you an edge is the manner the item is written or done. Having business English in those contents means that there is something to say and there is substance to be said.

HOW WILL I DEAL WITH BUSINESS ENGLISH?

1. BE A GOOD LANGUAGE STUDENT.

10 WAYS ON HOW TO BE A GOOD LANGUAGE STUDENT

1.Do make sure you have something to record new items of language (notebook, netbook etc.) 2.Don’t rely solely on your memory. 3.Do make sure you have access to a dictionary. 4.Don’t miss the opportunity to pick up new words and check their meaning. 5.Do go over the day’s lesson, make a note of anything you don’t understand ready to ask your teacher at the next lesson.

6. Don’t be afraid to ask your teacher to go over things or explain things again – it’s an opportunity to make sure everything is clear before moving on. 7. Do watch TV in English if you have the chance. 8. Don’t feel that you have to understand everything. Relax and enjoy the experience, if you can get a good overview of the conversation or TV program that might be enough (then, as in No 6, ask your teacher the next lesson).

9. Do write a learner diary – a few lines after each day’s experience will not only give you a lovely record of your course, but it is also an interesting and personal way to make a record of your learning. This can be useful for language recycling and sharing with teachers and/or classmates. 10. Do enjoy your learning experience – something you enjoy and are absorbed in will be both successful and valuable.

2. Broaden your skills.

Exercises to broaden your skills: Top 10 best films ever – this works well as a discussion topic at lunch or in the office you have to get a consensus Jokes and humor – very important in a business environment Poetry – don’t dismiss this as a language exercise, poems often short and easily accessible

3. Increase your vocabulary.

4. Set SMART goals for your English language learning

What does SMART mean? S specific M measurable A attainable R realistic T Time-bound

PROBLEMS THAT WILL BE LESSENED WITH GOOD BUSINESS ENGLISH

Wrong Choice of Words

Poor Interpersonal Relationships

Low Self-Esteem

Misconception of Messages

Loss of Words

Limited Ideas

Poor Analysis of Issues

Angry “Boss”

Professional failure