10 Essential Office Slang Words and Expressions | Business English

These 10 essential Business slang expressions used in British English will help you understand native speakers more easily at work and will help you enjoy effective communication in the workplace and sound more professional in the office.
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► LESSON NOTES:
00:00 Business Slang For Effective Communication In The Workplace
1:08 To ping someone
1:40 Reach out
2:11 Keep me posted
2:45 Call it a day
3:05 No-brainer
3:36 Touch base
4:17 On the same page
4:37 In a nutshell
5:07 Go the extra mile
6:00 Get someone up to speed
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[@ahsankhan1]

I live in an English speaking country. These slangs are very common and one should know how to use them in day to day affairs. Very well done.

[@EnglishWithGreg]

Please leave a 👍🏼 or 👎🏻 and leave me a comment using one of today’s expressions ⬇️

[@user-lx4ox9yx2i]

I usually like your video and other videos, subscribe and click the notification button but i have never heard when it pings about new video. I am reaching you out to tell you about it. Never underestimate your value. Some people misunderstand you if you always go extra mile. You have to go extra mile for people who value and respect you. In a nutshell keep me posted about your new videos. You rock!

[@danielmartinmendozaflores6106]

You always go the extra mile, Greg!!!

[@user-qe4lk9yx8p]

wonderful to ping me these helpful slangs

[@jayasankark2236]

HI Greg... its nice to listening your classes. Make a complete school conversation video.

[@lucianojanducci9907]

Thnaks for sharing it!!!

[@graceboss9089]

I just found you and I like you😊

[@mariacordova5909]

Great....great !! Everybody is doing home-office here in Chile & it is very important to deal with these common & useful expressions in English when there is a meeting with foreign executives. Thank you very much...Love from Chile.

[@sergianecfn]

This is a no-brainer: I'm certainly using your video in my next Business English class with my student that knows English but wants to learn more about the office environment! Thank you - this was a great "in a nutshell" video!

[@manchesterunited7730]

Brilliant

[@aulahamza9593]

Thank you

[@andersonilyas158]

You were got us up to speed Greg 😁

[@andersonilyas158]

Correct me please Greg if I said it wrong?

[@carmenparla825]

So useful! Thanks!! :D

[@rj18wale39]

hey, can I talk to you?

[@stachelkatzeausdemwald9209]

Hi Greg! Again, another great video! I actually wanted to reach out to you and ask whether you could do video on business English. So it came just at the right time. :-) I highly appreciate, if you could do more of them!

[@sameddinnasibov9198]

Hi Greg. Is it possible to join your course? Do you teach individually?

[@ceciliapradono3440]

i always go the extra miles at my work

[@Ale-ee5uh]

In Peru, the sound "ping" is used on TV, when someone say a bad word, they put that sound JAJAJA. Thanks for your videos Greg!!

[@thekingaj5287]

Good teacher .. what is the meaning of GREG ?? best Regards ......

[@abdoulayediakite1071]

I was late for the meeting but my colleagues got me up to speed.

[@amienrazyed]

Hello, nice Vidio

[@naweedshirzai7983]

👍👍👍

[@filipprekpalaj6121]

I have said to my native irish friend " I'll ping you on whatss up" and they said don't use ping it's sound strange and he explained to me that native speaker in Ireland won't use that expression never ever. So that's mean idioms and slang don't work the same for each english country🙈

[@georgeta-florinapopescu3828]

Hi Filip prekpalaj 🖐️☺️this is British slang indeed so there's no wonder if it might sound a bit weird to your Irish colleagues..

[@WhiteMouse77]

I loved in the Independence day movie the ping used by aliens to let humans know the end of their countdown.... 😀 That's how properly ping someone!

[@mushtaqlone3534]

You are walking an extra mile for curious learners.

[@christianof8766]

Sangue nos olhos= Blood into eyes. Means more ambition. Haven\t slang for ping in my language.

[@abdoulayediakite1071]

Ping in our language is " cori"!

[@ahmadmuhialdin.1828]

Ping me when you get home ...

[@fzmerchant1903]

We can also use buzz me. ( ping me )

[@jurgenpommerenke8150]

I think in german there is no ping. Sounds nice and short, someone should create a german expression.

[@alambara5042]

give me those mtfucking scizzors, una phrase y use to use everytime

[@JuanBayonaBeriso]

Ping me = "dame un toque" in spanish

[@m.turkmen]

Ping: Ting

[@mushtaqlone3534]

Ping ping/ kuua kuua

[@den204]

Water cooler gossip

[@rolandtischer6083]

To ping me - ring me.. 😄

[@Jafran_]

is joining your whatsapp group for free?

[@tamasr]

I always though ping coming from this: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ping_(networking_utility) But this wikipedia article says: "The name comes from active sonar terminology that sends a pulse of sound and listens for the echo to detect objects under water". So if I ping you, and you give me a reply I will know you are there, you are available.

[@sergetilishevsky1550]

Just touching base. Ping: Dzyn'