50 PHRASES IN BUSINESS ENGLISH

Learn common business English phrases in less than 15 minutes!
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In this video I'll explain what these widely-used phrases mean:
To thom it may concern
Please find attached
FYI
ASAP
CV
Resume
Moving you to BCC
I’m CC’ing somebody in an e-mail
Team building
Cooperation
Collaboration
Start from scratch
9 to 5
Set deadlines / meet deadlines
To give the greenlight
Behind schedule / ahead of schedule
Elevator pitch
To catch up
Stay on budget / go over budget
Sign off on (something)
To be ahead of the curve
A ballpark figure
To kick off
White collar
To look at the big picture
To play by the book
To call it a day
To corner the market
Get in on the ground floor
To think outside the box
To touch base
Word of mouth
A Yes man
Red tape
To play hardball
Downsizing
To let go
To set one's foot in the door
To be on the same page
To drop the ball
To be in the black
To be in the red
My hands are tied
Staff shakeup
Outsourcing
Target demographic
End user
Mission statement
Return on investment (ROI)
From the ground up
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[@lifenature5463]

I'll start next week a new job in a company where there are people from all over Europe, mostly Italian, and English is a requirement to communicate even among Italians. I am positive your video has been beneficial to refresh my business English and to learn new useful phrases. At the top as always, Marina!

[@alexjohnson5764]

IMPORTANT! There is a typo in the first phrase. The phrase is not “To thom it may concern,” it is “To whom it may concern”. I’d hate to see anybody slip up on their introduction, so that is the reason I am pointing this out.

[@parsa3958]

So where we should use to whom it may concern during writing email?

[@parsa3958]

@@sabrinabarmankulova3985 thanks for replying are you native english speaker?

[@parsa3958]

@@sabrinabarmankulova3985 Wonderful on other hand I am looking forward someone to practice each other if you would like

[@englishchannel3786]

That's gold!! Thank you for pointing it out! Very appreciated

[@PeterBalkusTV]

unless you are writing to Thom Yorke

[@yogeshwarihozumi8980]

Thank you, Marina! I’m Japanese and just joined a team that is starting to establish their business in overseas. I’d like to know terms about M&A and International Accounting Standard. I don’t know if you are continuing making videos on Business English or if you have already made one regarding the requested subjects, but if you can help me (and your other followers) on these topics, I’d appreciate it! Thank you!

[@anandujayan4654]

Im glad u include bloopers because it shows people that mistakes are made by everyone and they doesnt get discouraged as well

[@polarfoxx7700]

This video is incredibly useful! Personally, I would be happy to learn more vocabulary for entering the university. Plus, you could add some specific grammar rules to the videos (really need it). Thank you for inspiration and motivation!

[@dr0zdandre]

проснулся а уже новый видос от Марины, спасибо! Буду дальше тренировать английский!

[@hannahamm]

I need business English for my future work and actually for study right now. Thank you for this video.

[@gabrieladefreitaslaureano9895]

Awesome content, thank you, Marina! I really loved this kind of video... I'm going to start using English for business in the company because I need to talk to my co-workers who are from other countries and it will be very useful. Thanks again

[@ekaterineisakadze7966]

It was really so helpful. Thank you , Marina. As you mentioned in your previous video (50 common English phrases)-Keep up the good work !! Best from Tbilisi, Georgia.

[@pranalipawar8057]

Thank you thank you so much Marina ❤️ I really love your videos. they are so helpful in day to day life. I'm a management student and also preparing myself for an MBA program. In this video I was knowing approximately 30 expressions/ phrases already! That made me happy. Have a great day❤️

[@allexis007]

Hi Marina, this video is amazing! Thank you so much and please make more business english lessons, it is extremelly useful :)

[@drnickriviera8677]

Your channel is pure gold. Thank you for your in-depth advices.

[@LuizEduardoCosta]

I just started to work in a multinacional Swedish company, but here in Brazil, and every single day I have to read, write and sometimes speak in English with people from all over the world. And I'm sure that I still make too many mistakes, but I'm trying get better every day while I can share the experience to comunicate with people from different places. Thanks for sharing your useful tips with us. PS: I'm also learning Russian. =)

[@Michele-tu3xl]

I am from Brazil too And I am gonna to start at the company when I have to use English and I am scared

[@kubriela]

It's been a super intense english studying for me Marina,thanks a lot!!!

[@everestenglishschool3163]

Hey Marina, thanks for another amazing video! I'm studying this video because we are trying to improve the quality of the English lessons on our channel. If it helps, I noticed 2 things in this video that you might want to update. 1:00 Check spelling of 'whom', 2:00 - Check the spelling of 'possible' ✌️

[@tranhoangtin2763]

Start from scratch - very begining

[@steniorodrigo5590]

@@tranhoangtin2763 why?

[@parlArt]

Thank you Marina, I really see that BE is your passion. I'm starting teaching 2d year business students and it's really usefull. Too much for them probably, but it inspires me and I'll go through it little by little.

[@naroverse]

Cool, i love your videos because your energy is amazing, due to i learn lot of things. Thank you for all

[@5MinutePsychology]

What a great set of phrases! Thanks very much for that! When we provide psychology training is to our corporate clients for non-native speakers of English, we see that vocabulary related to emotional intelligence is needed: Self-awareness, Self control, Motivation, Empathy and social skills. We usually need to explain them to our clients which are not so fluent. I guess it means that in a way that psychology course is also an English course. Any thoughts? 😁

[@luizrobertopereiraal]

PARABÉNS,Marina! Aulas excelentes.

[@renatahavlova4851]

Just what I was looking for! I am about to start my new job in corporate and your passion for english and usefull phrases was just what I needed! Thank you :) and you are also a very nice person,looking forward to see, hear and learn more!

[@pavelsemenov3328]

Thank you, Marina, for your videos, you do an amazing job!

[@angngocson9471]

You're video is amazing, business is my favorite topic

[@againagain394]

We know

[@Ladyborg]

Thank you so much, your videos are very helpful. English is my 2nd language, and now I have to teach some people at work. Since I learned as a child, I didn't have the same barriers they did. Your explanations are VERY helpful!!!!!!

[@brandod.huamandaga4534]

You're amazing, this video is just fantastic, a lot of terms taught in the easiest way, Ty

[@user-to5jx4kz2j]

I get a promotion and I found out that the level of my speaking is too low for the current position. That why I've searched for video like that. Thank you for it!

[@kalsoomkiani7346]

Mam thanks for this lesson , it's really helpful .....and yes I love the way ,the way u teach us

[@MuhammadYaseen-hq9bb]

I think u are one of the best teacher all over the world.u spoke very clearly we can understand.eaisely

[@leonardoamerico4317]

What's up Marina! Thank you for sharing this kind of knowledge with us! This was very worthy. Greetings from Brazil.

[@pauls4923]

Excellent video! I teach Business English in Shanghai China and my students truly enjoyed your thorough and insightful explanations. I hope you’ll get this message

[@davidmares6053]

"To whom it may concern" -- thanks for the video :)

[@user-vq7dj5qc8g]

Спасибо вам

[@EnglishWithMrBakhri]

Thank you, it's so useful! Trying to apply for a Master's degree course and this is gonna help no doubt!

[@mariadolorespaula]

Thank you ever so much! Your contribution to my learning is tops! You do know how to play ball!

[@muhammadmeraj1849]

Marina you are doing a great job Another thing if you focus more on examples would be more helpfull to be in the context otherwise I might forget all of these I have written all of them but with few contextual examples Thanks for your effort 👍

[@albertobozzetto8939]

Awesome Marina! You seem so frail but actually you are so rock and motivating, thanks so much for your effort and dedication. Very useful work!

[@moisesredsea]

Super

[@nazmeenshaik4694]

TYSM Marina! I like your teaching style and I would like to build more vocabulary and form meaningful sentences in Business conversations. Please make more videos on the topic. 🙂

[@eliasteixeira9854]

This vídeo Will help me a lot, thank you. Hugs from São Paulo Brazil.

[@mirmeraj5703]

Extremely helpful video. I learnt a lot. Please continue making such a videos. It's great learning opportunity for us. You great teacher we appreciate your effort. I am really inspired by your way teaching. We need teacher like you teach us in proper manner

[@JPagan3618]

I was familiar with some of the terms used on this video, however there were others that I have heard in the past but was not sure of the meaning of them. This video has helped me understand these terms. Thank you.

[@ayoublb8449]

Oh damn

[@ndaboroheyebenoit9940]

Hello Marina I'm thankful for this video it is very amuzing so your are very faster in speaking I'm a frenchman I like to follow your video everythay

[@ashikihsan1946]

I love these phrases Marina you taught me to use in Business English. Thank you Marina for your kindness. I'm learning new English words, phrases and sentences from you. God will bless you and happy new year Marina

[@marcodeita6593]

IT WAS AN AMAZING VIDEO . Thanks for sharing this topic. Love how you give us examples of the correct use. Is there a possibility to make a video on vocabulary use in companies and financial words use in business. I am a big fan.

[@morinconseil]

Thank you all for your relevant selection and energy : ). I’m interested in HR terms applied to firms’ situations. Did you ever made video on that?

[@habibachabani8982]

As a recruiter, i express the same need here 👌 Tanks in advance Marina and Congratulation for the baby as well

[@sadafkazm]

Do you know any relevant web from where I can get enough information regarding Human Resource terminologies, functions and e.mails etc

[@anggeraeniangge6247]

I love the way you was explain. It's so impressed and you talk clearly. I watched many of your videos

[@puruguru7841]

i love the way u explain*

[@salinas718]

Thanks a lot for making and posting this video. Took a business course a long time ago and was looking for a way to brush up on my English vocabulary, then came across your youtube channel and just hit the jackpot. Really useful information, but more important, language that can actually be used at the workplace!

[@patibarra982]

Love it!! Would be great if you can upload more videos for business in US.. This was very helpful for me that I'm not native but work in US ... Also if you can give tips for interviews, what do we must consider?, more language tips, etc thanks! Good job with your pages! I'm a big fan of yours 😊

[@puyiwa9250]

It is the most helpful one till now.

[@anjanapandya8823]

Ur a good teacher as well marina !! I'm Ur proud fan !

[@cyrusmudaliar9174]

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[@jeetjangid8942]

Whoo??? Nice steps love this guys

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[@Hitu2002]

@@cyrusmudaliar9174 😂

[@matthewmoon4679]

some of them i know, some of them i didn’t know. for my improvement, it’s necessary. so i have to work hard with your videos. thanks again

[@manigandans1694]

You have nice smile. I miss the contents when I see your enthusiasm and bright smile. I am keep watching to focus the content of the video👍..

[@deliabran4638]

Very useful video! )) I was wondering if you could make a video: business letter (e-mail). Greeting, how to introduce yourself, how to formulate the question, etc. Thank you in advance ))

[@jasmhameedmustafa9021]

I love the way you talk, and the way you explain things is just great🙏

[@randomopinions17]

Wondering*

[@mariapletneva1798]

yeah it would be super useful; to us)

[@mahmoudqandeel9265]

This is the first time I see you, thank you very much for such an amazing and valuable video, a very interesting performance where I'll keep following your videos always. Egyptian watching from Saudi. Thnx

[@NikkiThapa]

Thanks for this. I use business English for everyday communication at my NGO + for the articles I write.

[@tiadhawan_]

I’m an MBA. This video is really very helpful because when faced with professional environment we don’t know all these phrases.

[@margaritasaakyan166]

Дорогая Марина, подскажите пожалуйста допустимо ли использование "ок" в деловых переписках? Можно побольше советов на тему " business correspondence "? 😍

[@megrigasanova8948]

Thanks,Marina!!! Very,very needed information😍☺☺

[@KebaikanKoding]

Мегри Гасанова hello can i get your id Instagram?

[@jeetjangid8942]

Awesome video it motivated my favourite girl marina😍😍

[@lakshamansilva5228]

This is really simple but very profound. You give what exactly needed in flash. great work

[@speakehabla5638]

Fluent express, it is the first time that I heard about it! Thank you for sharing this tip, I think it is going to be really helpful for me when writting emails.

[@magedo7023]

stunning as always

[@fh.bkrrfvh8773]

מגידו בעמ jewish shame on u

[@rgvn5]

1:00 Should be: "To whom it may concern"

[@emirduratovic9954]

Yeah

[@princeicio]

obviously it's a typo. She said whom

[@Johnsal517]

@@emirduratovic9954 how unprofessional 😂

[@WojciechPawlik1987]

Or she thought it must be like that, because it's Britain?

[@katieyoung831]

@@WojciechPawlik1987 in this case its a typo

[@caroland6770]

I have an important job interview in a couple of days, it has a lot to do with export and requires to talk to people outside of my country, that means being able to speak English very well. They told me a part of the interview will be in English. I'm not worried about being able to communicate, but I don't really have that much experience with Business English. Most of the phrases were already familiar to me, now I need to learn the ones I haven't heard before. Thank you for this video!

[@MrSasaludisha]

I knew several words. But I also got so many insights and new vocab after watching your video. Thanks, marina!

[@Clazers]

I just discovered your channel. It looks great thus far. On another note and FYI, I'd read recently that a resume is tailored for a specific job but a CV is really your (entire) work history. I've done a lot of professional development and at one time put together a course (including a manual) on the whole thingy about application letters putting together a resume (I may have used CV at the time), and through the interview phase.

[@inglesparaavanzar7409]

Hi! We teach English online and we just found out this video. We think it´s really good. Just one detail; maybe if you spoke a little bit slower it would be more helpful for intermediate and basic English students. It´s just a suggestion because the content is excellent. Congrats!

[@ninamoisienko3412]

hey! i just recently started to study english, and i would like to say that to you, who will watch this sms, never give up, you don't along in your language pain, know it, and i also thank for Marina, you look amazing and your video is very useful, thank you

[@emmanuellagunez8963]

Awesome video! Very helpful, I use business English to communicate with colleagues and with customers. For me an interesting and productive topic could be phrases to use in an elevator pitch or a prospecting email. Thanks!

[@youncopione8621]

I'm really enjoy by listening to your talking 🇩🇿 .

[@DewHope]

You can't say 'I'm really enjoy' as 'enjoy' is a verb so you don't need, 'am' which is also a verb. It would be like saying, 'I'm love you', which is incorrect.

[@habibachabani8982]

That's right,

[@susuwawa3927]

I really enjoy listening

[@meyoumamimi464]

I’m enjoying listening to her too. Tahya djazayer

[@nitinsaini7357]

First like First commenter Nice video Very helpful I also wanna start my company.. write now I m taking master degree in accounting

[@jamvipapio8516]

Really helpful.. Thanks Maria. Looking forward to see more of business English videos from you.

[@mauricioarcila2]

Great!! Thank you very much Marina for your time. God Bless you.

[@Ashley-lr8tm]

THANKS

[@sabultapulta3144]

If anyone is looking for speaking partner for practicing , kindly connect with me. I am also in same need. Plz contact only semi advance and advance level speakers. WhatsApp [phone]

[@cyrusmudaliar9174]

Hi Ashley hi, I am Cyrus from mumbai India .I am looking for a partner for practice my English.9836817922 this is my watsapp number ping me up.nd help me out..

[@bahzadali1979]

I would like to know more words phrases about how to write email if you dont mind . Thanks a lot,

[@alejandrozampedri6205]

Thanks for sharing your knowlegde with us! And let us increase our English level

[@marianamihai8891]

Hi, I am a student at International Business Management 1st year, ad I fount your video very useful! Thank you very much!

[@katemilten1714]

Wow! Soooo useful for the future entrepreneurs😊 thanks!

[@KebaikanKoding]

Kate Milten hello can i get your id line or Instagram?

[@katemilten1714]

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[@Joe-ft4qm]

There's really no way to lose my confidence more quickly in a video about writing professional emails than to make a typo in your first example.

[@melatipratiwi1809]

Q

[@ayezar8108]

I want to learn more business English video from you. I really love your accent and pronunciation. Thank you for your sharing good information and teaching us.

[@lausdeo2209]

fantastic, I was lloking for someone who explain properly and a normal pace, and natural, it is the right way to learn!

[@danielresplandes2529]

So good work by the way you've a beautiful smile. :D

[@lenaarkenberg9434]

Great ! usefull !

[@cyrusmudaliar9174]

hi, I am Cyrus from mumbai India .I am looking for a partner for practice my English.9836817922 this is my watsapp number ping me up.nd help me out..

[@cliefcarolluy3682]

Thank you for this video Marina :) Please do make a lot more :) I am teaching Business English lessons online so I really need to learn new idioms, words and phrases to teach to my students. Good day!

[@aparecidajoazeiro5967]

Hi Clief. I teach Business English and recommend a book called Business Grammar Builder. Look for it. Good luck!

[@alexistajas383]

Omg, Silicon Valley girl helloooo. I have a business english teaching gig right now and absolutely love the content you post on your other channel. You are my #goals !

[@joshuatk3069]

i'm learning a lot, and i fell in love with u.

[@dipanshupuri7960]

Haha she is so cute

[@SonnyBlender]

small typo at 1:01 : it's supposed to be "to whom it may concern"

[@alicekim1433]

I would like to learn more Business English expression with examples for Business Development. By the way, your video SAVED me a lot in many ways. Thank you so much!

[@angelicagomes8779]

Congrats, Marina! So helpful this video! I loved the examples!! Thanks a lot

[@kimbis1487]

great teachings.

[@linguamarina]

Thank you!!

[@Dibadyare]

1:To whom it may concern 2:FYI 3:ASAp 4:CV 5:Resume 6:moving someone to CC 7: Team Work 8:Collaboration 9:Start from scratch 10: to give the green light 11: Elevator pitch 15: stay on budget 12: sign off on 13: Ballpark figure 14: kick off 15: white color 16: on the track 17: by the book 18: corner the market 19: on the ground floor 20:think outside the box

[@Vibewid_M]

❤Ty..

[@mrklosh]

Thank you so much! I am practicing my english after a lot of years, your video is so good, I'm using now all the phrases every day in my new job! Best regards from Perú.

[@fatmaelzhraa6342]

Thank you so much beauty💕,I really appreciate your efforts with us 🥰

[@linguamarina]

Where do you use business English?

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[@preshgupta349]

Why are you so cute... 🙂🙂

[@nadeavasiliteva4777]

Work emails and communication at work . Very helpful video Marina!🤗

[@carlosolivas2878]

Hi Marina , thanks this video is very helpful for me, I use this for emails and communication at work, I work as software engineer, Greetings!

[@pepi14052010]

Letters, interview, CV / Resume.

[@uliseslira577]

Linguamarina. It's To whom may it concern. And not thom may it concern Correct me. If am I wrong?

[@Justin2cu]

She knows that error and she is not going to correct it

[@lorrabarrette5395]

It's "To Whom it May Concern:"

[@pianolove325]

Great! It was really helpful. Marina I love you so much cause you are the best teacher I've ever seen I wish you a big happiness❤️❤️❤️

[@HCdeSouza]

Amazing lesson, amazing teacher!

[@adamkutera7458]

You have a typo in first expression, "to whom...' not "to thom..." just simple typo

[@Chad-pi5if]

"To whom it may concern" and not "To thom it may concern"

[@aleksandrakowal74]

I wanted to point out the same :)

[@martinbalagat]

Incorrect grammar: Which goes to who? (American English). Correct grammar: To whom goes to which? (British English).

[@mohammednaseeruddin3016]

Yes I do enjoy. your videos are a treat to watch!!! Please do video on a business english for daily office communication for a beginner like me!

[@SpeakWritePlayinEnglish]

Oh, this video is so good! Excellent phrases and explanation! I'm gonna call it a day now. :)

[@uliseslira577]

Hi! Linguamarina, How old are you?

[@mong-phile5093]

There is an error at 1:02. It should be “To whom it may concern” not “To thom it may concern”

[@LethargicdogDotCom]

Just a typo I guess ;-)

[@user-nb7vk3lu3p]

Also spelling for possible in 1:58 Which should be double S

[@rupeshchajed614]

Rite

[@cumaiseng8139]

even native makes mistake sometimes

[@user-qc1kx7bg4m]

@@user-nb7vk3lu3p the correct way to say asap

[@leonidgoncharenko4743]

Marina, thanks a lot! Your videos are really helpful

[@pooyadays2319]

please always create a lot more business English series, it'd really helps all those scholarship seekers like me, thank you in advance