#59 Conducting Meetings 1

Key Word

first off: a phrase used to introduce the first topic one wants to address. 우선

First off, I would like to introduce you to our new member.

 

look over: examine or inspect something

Please look over page 2 of my report.

 

refer to: to talk or write about someone or something, especially in only a few words

Could everyone please refer to the graph on page 2 of our report?

 

Whose...is it?

Whoose data is it?

Whoose turn is it?

Whoose idea is it?

 

We’ll...next time.

We'll continue with this next time.

We'll formalize the plan next time. formalize: 공식화하다.

We'll discuss the specifics next time.

 

...is joining us today.

Our new manager is joining us today.

A prospective client is joining us today.

A member of the sales team is joining us today.

 

Feedback

Original: During the day. In the morning , I'm tired because I'm still wake up.

Better: During the day, in the morning, I'm tired because I'm still trying to wake up.

 

Original: During the day, especially after the lunch is the best time to have the meeting.

Better: During the day, especially after lunch, is the best time to have a meeting.

 

Original: We'll talk this topic next time.

Better: We'll talk about this topic next time.

 

Original: New team member is joining us today. Let's welcoming him.

Better: Our new team member is joining us today. Let's welcome him.

 

Original: Not to make mistake to other country person.

Better: I don't want to make a mistake with someone from another country.

 

Original: I don't have any chance to have meeting with Europe and America.

Better: I haven't had any chance to have meeting with Europe and America.

 

Original: The boss speak most time.

Better: The boss speaks most of the time.

 

Original: They already pass their own decision.

Better: They already passed their own decisions.

 

Original: I think Koreas need humors in their daily life.

Better: I think Koreans need humor in thier daily life.