6 NEW English IDIOMS 💼 Business English Vocabulary

[@oneprettysoul4014]

I was thrown in the deep end when my manager told me to make presentation in one day I felt little out of my depth to complete this presentation in a day as I was still learning the ropes . It's very much difficult to climb the corporate ladder in less time. I can think out of the square in different plans Basic English is a steep learning curve😀😀😀 Emma very nice idioms I will try to use them in my work place

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Nice work, Rits! 🙌

[@suparusss6899]

When she had to change herself the new job it was really steep learning curve for her , she had the time to learn the ropes. Sometimes she felt she was thrown to the deep end. ..from that experience she got to know that thinking outside the box was the excellent solution to solve the problems , She climed the coperrate ladder , she could be a manager in her new company by the time she was 27... (thank you sooooo much! It's such a value lesson for everyone! I love you! ❤)

[@stigrwanderer7304]

I just got this job, I shouldn't think about climbing the corporate ladder yet, right now I should just focus on learning the ropes. I love you, Emma! You're such a good teacher and you're so charismatic. With you, learning English feels more like something I do for fun than actually studying. :)

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! (Your sentence is also correct, well done!)

[@aleksandrkrasnikov8980]

She is amazing

[@edouardkouakouehoussou9378]

From this video, I learnt that i have to think outside the box in order to climb the corporate ladder after 2 years. But before that i have to learn the ropes. Thanks Emma for this helpful video.

[@Reem-dp8yu]

One of the challenges I have had in the university is leading the graduation project. But it was an opportunity to apply the technical and leadership knowledge I have learned in the past, it really steep the learning curve for me!

[@owaisalhussein4997]

It's a good one

[@tammytsang3487]

Thinking outside the square is the first step to be creative in any workplace or school. A big thank you to Emma for this amazing lesson.

[@geenkiyoshimura983]

Hi Emma!! I’m a Japanese, living in Australia with working holiday visa. I’ve studied English with your videos, and it’s been really helpful so thanks a lot!! I made a sentence with an idiom that you shared in this video, so I’d like to share with everyone!! “When once I get a job that I want, I want to climb the corporate ladder as quickly as I can” I wonder if it could be a natural sentence haha

[@jean-pierrelanhingkwong7852]

Hi Manga-Lover, my apology for intruding. If you allow me , I wish to reply in place of Emma as the latter is a very very busy person & give some tips in English-learning as a foreign language. Your written English is more than good; you have grasped how verbs work in the three, i.e past, present & future which include the conditional and the possible. May be you could find yourself in the not too far future (if not already ) to make an unprepared speech ( impromptu & improvise', as we say in French ) before friends & guests. Here is an important tip; In written English, we could make nice pretty rambling sentences but in oral i.e spoken, we have to make short phrases, nice & short, brief & concise, no more no less. Your discours or speech would be fully appreciated by your friends & alike. Hope you could still read me after all those turbulences, social & political, past and recent in your native-country & world-wide. Regards.

[@mustafajawad7356]

I was amazed by one employee inside my company, our boss moved him to another new job, I thought he thrown him to the deep end, but he always thinks out of the square, within a few weeks he learned the ropes 🌹 And I amazed how you link our minds with your lessons, massive thanks Emma

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

'I thought he *threw* him *in* the deep end' Great example, Mustafa 😀

[@ahmedtaha4423]

I studied English literature in the college of arts , Baghdad , I feel you are nearest person to my ears , American teachers have no ability to pronounce like you , thanks for your efforts .

[@virendraawasthi4986]

I think that you best english teacher i have met in my life your lessons really improve my english i am thankful to you

[@Abu-Aley]

Hi Emma, At the time I joined my new company, I didn't need to learn the ropes as I get used to doing the same stuff at the previous work place. However, I've been thrown in the deep end, and I didn't like that because I was in a charge with a new software product, which I have no enough idea about it, so I was totally out of my depth. When I became frustrated with my career, I decided to think out of the square. Hence, I decided to change my bread and butter to teaching English instead of dealing with software, but at first I need to steep my English learning curve. I'm pretty confident that I'll climb the teaching ladder as I believe in my teaching skills, which are: extremely patient, good listener to listen to students, highly capable to break down any big piece of information to many particles of information with giving examples, and above all of that is my passion to deal with languages, especially English. Thanks a lot Emma and patiently will be waiting for your next lesson ☺. Regards, Ahmad,

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Wonderful!! You've done a brilliant job here 😊 There's one part I want to correct for you: "but at first I need to steep my English learning curve." You've used 'steep' as a verb here, but in the expression, it's an adjective describing the 'learning curve'. You need to explain 'what' was a steep learning curve... So instead you need to say: "But improving my English was a steep learning curve."

[@Abu-Aley]

mmmEnglish Thanks a lot Emma for your correction. 👍👍👍 What a great teacher you are ☺ Regards, Ahmad,

[@lieuthiphan492]

I think I'm addicted to watch your videos. There are many things I haven't learnt before. I always find out something new in your lessons even though I learnt that in books. Thank you so much.

[@renamuxtarova457]

Hi Emma, You are just superb. İ loved your teaching methods. Also, you looks so friendly and this is the main reason that i admire you and your positivity😍 thanks for all

[@牛圆圆]

After my graduation, I started to work at a big company and learnt the ropes at the very beginning. Chances were that I was thrown in the deep end at first, while I wasn’t scared at all and felt it a steep learning curve. I work very hard and always think outside the box. Hope I can get promoted quickly and climb the corporate ladder.

[@rashedpramanik717]

I've gotten lots of opportunities from many companies and I was willing to join for my new job and I tried hardly to join with a new team or some new colleagues but I didn't finished my formality. Otherwise I was not deserve to climb the corporate ladder quickly. Eventually I was failed to do that. Thank you teacher. Oh! Your voice is little changed.

[@PhuongNguyen-tn3og]

My quest for a good Aussie English teacher seems to have succeeded. Emma is no doubt the best one. But not only that, she is also one of the best English teachers, regardless of the accent. I have found only one other, Paul Gruber, but his accent is quite a strong American one. For British English, there was one, the one in "Streamline English" but that is antique...Thanks Emma

[@hubliterario]

I'm taking a Proficency course And in this term we are talking about business languague And your video came in the right moment! Thank you!

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Thanks Amador and best of luck with your course! 😃 Do you know any other business English idioms?

[@Ye-AbSira-dy9gm]

you are a life savor, do you really have an idea how much you are helping?

[@dimanaumenko9797]

Emma, I can't say thank you enough for your lessons, due to them I was able to pass the IELTS test and conequently immigrate to Brisbane. Could you please make more videos dedicated to Australian English.

[@tammytsang3487]

Immigrating to Canada was a steep learning curve for me because I did came across some difficulties due to language barrier at the very beginning. Fortunately, I managed to settle down because I received much help from my husband and friendly neighbours.

[@sinamisbasaj4149]

My colleagues helped me with learning the ropes and that facilated my job and improved my skills quickly.

[@hubliterario]

Thank you Emma for your lessons! They are really awsome!

[@fatenleknouche4383]

Thank you Emma.for all your excellent videos

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

You're welcome, Faten!

[@lathikapreethi9276]

I was thrown in the deep end when I joined my new job. My job really goes well and my team is great but I feel out of depth. Learning the ropes in a new workplace take sometime. Smart work will really stand in good stead to climb the corporate ladder. People who think outside the box handle things better than others. I am in a steep learning curve now.

[@kushanedirisuriya9051]

To climb the corporate ladder I really need to learn English and watching this channel is a really steep learning curve for me

[@vildanfidanci9228]

At the first day of my internship being thrown in the deep end made me worried but I' ve learned the ropes. To climb coporate ladder working hard is the most important key.

[@JiangNanHandMade]

when I first time got my current job, I felt be thrown in the deep end, but I try hard to learn the rope with my colleague and my boss, and they always teach me to think outside the box, so that our product can have great improve. but to be honest, climb the corporate ladder is hard to a freshmen, but it was a great experience for them to learn more.

[@tanyagupta1093]

Learning english with you is really steep learning curve for me.... Thank you Emma😇

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Great sentence! You're just missing an article: Learning English with you is *a* really steep learning curve for me.

[@malehuseng8196]

@测👂

[@jennyetta6483]

Hello Emma, the English training today has already got me thinking outside the box. I am sure going to make use of the other idioms in my next business meetings. Thank you.

[@matheuscerruti1679]

I have never been thrown in the deep end. Everyone has always respected my pace for learning.

[@Soumchful]

Hello from Morocco, I find your manner to teach very fluent and expressive, thanks Emma for your efforts

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

You're welcome, Monsieu!

[@9458567]

Hi Emma, thanks for new lesson. These idioms are very useful at work place. Please try to share new lectures on weekly basis :)

[@w4phh914]

You are great Thanks for new lesson, best regards from USA

[@shabanasafi7182]

Thank you Emma English I like your lesson and your clear speak.

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

Hi Emma, Markable your efforts for making English lesson for all. Thanks

[@juliaspinchevska718]

I always love people who can think over the box in situation like this! this is really helpful!

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Hehe, great! Remember it's 'think OUTSIDE the box'!!

[@bertiebyron4231]

Ema i have learned so much from your teaching

[@alittlereminder...8406]

When I got my first job I have been thrown in the deep end..I was out of my depth..but it was really interesting to learn the ropes and overtime I succeeded to climb the corporate ladder cuz I could think out of box ..this job was really a steep learning curve for me

[@qaysabuhammour2022]

Hello from Jordan 🇯🇴 you're my favorite teacher.

[@anoopkumarvallabh1992]

The way of teaching and presenting the things excellent..... 👍

[@TheAudreykesa]

My new role was a steep learning curve as I was thrown in the deep end and had to think outside the box to manage the first months. 😊

[@NamHoang-tb4qm]

when sarting a new job that take me about 1 week to learn the ropes, everythings were new to me, i was thrown in the deep end at the first task, but i wasnt afraid of that, by steeping the curve and think out of the box, i 've gained expensive experiences, and now i become a person who probably called climbing the corporate ladder.

[@trongluyen]

I love all the videos you've made, thanks.

[@budez8047]

I'm climbing the corporate ladder my English skills with your channel. Thank you Emma.You're amazing!

[@santoscox6530]

Thank you Emma . You are great teacher .

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

🤗

[@maryanimar4725]

hello emma im from Indonesia and i really really love the way you teach us. thank u emma nice to see u

[@aim2975]

Thank you for your efforts.

[@sasankasengupta3705]

This is one of the most important lesson. I have shared with my son working in a corporate house in UAE

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Thank you, Sasanka!

[@deren3189]

When i was new at work, it was a big steep learning curve to being executive in the sector and i was thrown in the deep end at the first day of my carreer. There was huge corporate ladder to climb begins with learning the ropes among with trying to think out of the box. But finally i feel like now i have reached to a high level at the end of 5 years of climbing over and over :))

[@angelochecklightgurova3981]

On Friday I am going for an interview with Boing Company and I'll use these idioms. Thank you...

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Oooohhh! Let me know how your job interview goes! Best of luck!

[@NovemberAutum]

Thank you!! It’s my second month working for this company and I really wanted to learn something like this!:) Really appreciate it 💕

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Awesome! I hope you get to use some of these idioms in the workplace 🤗

[@フォレストヤス]

Hello! From Japan. You remind me of Australia where I had lived & spent my time(English school, University) for six years. Accidentally I was checking something related to English a month ago on KZbin, and found you! It's been years away from English but you motivated me to study English again! Thanks! Also I miss Australia, especially Canberra!

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

So glad I could motivate you again! Hopefully you can come visit us in Australia again too 😊

[@フォレストヤス]

Thank you! Somehow I was studying Spanish at the time of student, University of Canberra😃 I miss my host family whom mother was my English school's teacher and a lot more. Better get hurry to go there coz here is in the mid of cold winter😭 Love yr videos! Hasta la vista!

[@フォレストヤス]

Hello, again! I have a question to ask. If possible, appreciate it. That is one sentence in a English vocabulary book I could hardly understand which or where is the suject, verb, modifier, etc. The sentence is bellow. "When you have done all the steps above that you feel will be useful to you, "(close your book and remind yourself of what you have been studying.) Please forgive omitting the contents of this contex but where I want to ask is in the inverted commas'. Appreciate if possibly resolve the sentence into its suject, & predicate. I couldn't understand the structure of the sentence.

[@フォレストヤス]

I am sorry that I gave you a stupid question, though you are not my teacher nor tutor. Don't worry about this. At the moment I am studying by myself. And I could overcome this question! I will use your videos as a part of my study, so looking forward to watch your useful one. Thank you!

[@gururajanr6855]

Learning English with you is unstoppable and I always always love watching and practicing them. Thank you madam 😊😌

[@josefyoucef3197]

Thank you for this lesson

[@moxles.shwani]

Much love and admiration

[@sonykuriakose3808]

Nice presentation.Your lessons are of immense aid to climb up the corporate ladder with ease.

[@shauryagupta5976]

I love to see your spirit, when you think outside the box for your every upcoming video.

[@hangpham2626]

so great!!! please make more videos about idioms!! you are the best teacher i've ever learned thanks for your efforts

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Thanks Pham! I will have more lessons on idioms soon :)

[@luciaaraujo5848]

You are the Best Emma! Great lesson

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Wow! Thank you 😊

[@mohamedibrahim4703]

I love your positive energy Emma

[@VasilisVlachos-t6r]

Hi Emma , hatsoff !!! It was helpfull for me to improve my business vocubulary by doing sentences with that.

[@Estradainfinda]

I from Brazil🇧🇷 Thanks my best teacher🌷🌍🏆

[@adriansourena7407]

I started a new job last month, but they have really thrown me in the deep end.

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

🙌🙌

[@nevenbishoy]

Thanks so much, Emma! This video helped me to jog my memory, and I started to remember some of them, which you had taught them already.

[@egg622]

❤thank you you are such a lovely teacher

[@noahadam6731]

Deeply thanks my dearest teacher Emma for new lesson.

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

You're welcome, Noah!

[@osvameda5970]

I'm not the kind of person who think outside the box, but when I have to face a steep learning curve i always do my best!

[@lathikapreethi9276]

Really fabulous and inspiring video!

[@tanshiro4064]

Hi nice to meet you Emma. I'm Mio from Japan🇯🇵. I really love your channels, especially variety of idioms! Thanks for amazing lessons

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

You're welcome Mio! Thank you for your comment 😍

[@yuosvanna8285]

Thanks teacher for this precious video

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

You're very welcome, Yuos 😁

[@leslielopez93]

Thank you so much. For your videos emma I can not tell you more than it I love you

[@alejandroarino5766]

as always very usuful and clear lesson ,thanks teacher!

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Thank you, Alejandro!

[@shanejoseph3370]

Thank you Miss Emma your lesson always interesting. .😗😗

[@mohammadbl]

Thank you so much Emma

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

You're welcome!

[@enistayandrade173]

I'm very thankful by your lessons! 😁

[@mohamedabdrhem5819]

What a wonderful teacher! I enjoyed watching the useful video. Thank you so much my favourite teacher.

[@chouhan7631]

I am learning ropes so far at my new job # sometimes. Ownself is throwing in deep end ..gives unexpected but superior results....

[@billy8065]

Thanks a lot for your wonderfull and so clear teaching, May God bless u!

[@jawahara.9622]

hi emma i am from india in the state tamilnadu i wish to speak english and i am also learning english from your channel thank you so much . usually i cannot understand foregioners slang but i can understand your english because you speak slowly .and i do not know is there is any mistake what i have written .thanks a lot.

[@sarathkumar-od6fh]

Mmm nice

[@ratihqamaradewi4963]

-when my lecture asked me to make presentation in one day it was thrown me in the deep end -for the first time when i enter my organization, i learn the ropes. About the culture, people inside the organziation and many more to get used to with the organization - climb the corporate ladder: in the first year, i was staff in organization. After that in the second year i have been being deputy in one of departements in my organization. That is a climb the corporate ladder - thinking outside the box : i try to think outside the box now because now we face the situation that wasn't happened in that past. We must think outside the box - steep learning curve; my staff is a responsible person. She is a steep learning curve because can handle the program by herself

[@karlomartel2636]

Hi my dear teacher. I think you really think outside the box every time you design your videos. They're the most original, funny and effective way of learning english that I have ever known. Thanks a lot.

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Excellent use of that idiom (and thank you! 😍)

[@sukhwindersingh1170]

Thnx Emma for great lesson again .

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@swedtatiana9321]

I'm impressed by your ability to encourage everyone to broaden their horizons,thanks!

[@tubagenc5283]

Hi Emma! :) This survey is very important for my company. We have to think outside the box and find a economic solution. Thanks for everything 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@faithaginana]

Excellent. Thanks Emma

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Thanks Aginana!

[@robertorivera5100]

Thanks Emma for show this video

[@sprinklestylenlife]

Hi Emma the lesson was great. I follow you from a long long time and because of you I've learnt the ropes of english.

[@lxathu]

Finally, I've found the context which I can memorize these idioms in! "Heard you have a new job..." "Yes, I'm an executive manager." "And?" "I've just finished learning the ropes." "It must be tough." "You bet. It was much easier in the Middle Ages: the clients were thrown in the deep end and the case was almost closed when they were ot of their depth." "But now..." "Now we have to climb the corporate ladder every day... a steep learning curve if you ask me. Always hanging around." "So I guess you must think outside the box." "Sure. Since the gas shortage started, the chambers have been closed."

[@dieudonnentahimpera3918]

Learning English with you will be a really steep learning curve for me to become fluent and confident. Big up

[@davyhuang3847]

So good. I learn a lot from the video . Thank you very much

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Glad to hear that Davy 🙌

[@arturomnzn]

I love my teacher!!!!! Go ahead Emma and teach us more English!

[@billy8065]

Starting with an entry level job and gradually progreesing into a higher posicion.

[@BlueRoad_Vietnguyen]

Thanks for this lesson

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

You're welcome!

[@josefernandoduque3101]

Great lesson as usual, thanks

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Thank you Jose 💕

[@rvasconcelossilva]

I just start my new in Sydney, so I need to learn the ropes. I have climbed the corporate ladder with a lot of engagement. Nowadays it is necessary to think outside the box. In some moments in my career I needed a steep learning curve. I am so tired, I am in a thrown in the deep end.

[@maxandrealmeida3788]

Great class!

[@ashifatejani3306]

Lovely to learn. Thanks

[@lubnanajeeb4773]

You are really thinking out of the box!

[@debesh_memoryland]

Hello my teacher this is a good lesson for me.

[@thuraaungzin4609]

Thank you.. you are the best