2009年12月3日星期四
The 7 Days of the Week
Sending this out to my Chinese friends learning English. Good way to memorize the days of the week. ♫ http://zuosa.net/ujck.u
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♫ Songs for Sunday through Saturday
Here are some songs that you can play and thereby use to memorize the days of the week - Sunday through Saturday.
"Manic Monday" by the Bangles - ♫
"Friday, I'm in Love" by the Cure - ♫
"Manic Monday" by the Bangles - ♫
"Friday, I'm in Love" by the Cure - ♫
2009年5月31日星期日
语言点 biz - 商业英文第34课 – making an appointment for a car tune-up
Example conversation:
A: Hello, Toyota.
B: Hi, yes, umm … this is Fred Smith.
A: Ah, yes, Mr. Smith, what can I do for you?
B: Umm, I think my car needs a tune-up.
A: A tune-up?
B: Yes, my car needs a tune-up. It’s been… ahh … six months since I’ve had any sort of maintenance.
A: Oh, Mr. Smith! That’s too long! Our records … show that you should have come in for a tune-up two months ago.
B: Two months ago?
A: Yes.
B: Oh, my word. When can I come in?
A: Well, we’re busy today. How about tomorrow morning at 8:30am? We can make an appointment for your car tune-up.
B: 8:30am tomorrow? Why sure! See you then.
A: OK See you then, Mr. Smith. Good bye.
B: Bye-bye.
Audio:
A: Hello, Toyota.
B: Hi, yes, umm … this is Fred Smith.
A: Ah, yes, Mr. Smith, what can I do for you?
B: Umm, I think my car needs a tune-up.
A: A tune-up?
B: Yes, my car needs a tune-up. It’s been… ahh … six months since I’ve had any sort of maintenance.
A: Oh, Mr. Smith! That’s too long! Our records … show that you should have come in for a tune-up two months ago.
B: Two months ago?
A: Yes.
B: Oh, my word. When can I come in?
A: Well, we’re busy today. How about tomorrow morning at 8:30am? We can make an appointment for your car tune-up.
B: 8:30am tomorrow? Why sure! See you then.
A: OK See you then, Mr. Smith. Good bye.
B: Bye-bye.
Audio:
2009年5月11日星期一
ESL in Second Life Classroom @ the English Village
Has anyone investigated this resource? If so, comment.
2009年5月2日星期六
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2008年11月23日星期日
Twitter + Chinese clones
My micro-blogging addresses. Feel free to follow me:
www.twitter.com/BoydJones
www.zuosa.com/BoydJones - Chinese site.
http://fanfou.com/boyd - Chinese site.
www.twitter.com/BoydJones
www.zuosa.com/BoydJones - Chinese site.
http://fanfou.com/boyd - Chinese site.
2008年10月11日星期六
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2008年8月24日星期日
YuYan.biz for Mobile!
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对移动电话定做的商业英文.
对移动电话定做的商业英文.
2008年6月30日星期一
2008年5月26日星期一
BECS # 31 - 语言点 biz - 商业英文第31课 – Climbing the corporate ladder
Key phrases and vocabulary:
corporate ladder
to climb the corporate ladder
entrepreneur
free agent
Example conversation:
JOHN: Debbie, how are you?
DEBBIE: Fine. How are you, John?
JOHN: Great! Hey, what’s up with Mark?
DEBBIE: Mark?
JOHN: Yes. Last time I heard he was really climbing the corporate ladder very well. He had made it to Executive Vice President?
DEBBIE: Yes, he had. But he felt there were business opportunities back in his home country of China.
JOHN: In China?
DEBBIE: Yes, there are a lot of business opportunities in China now.
JOHN: So he went back to China? With a company?
DEBBIE: No! Mark is no longer climbing the corporate ladder.
JOHN: He’s no longer climbing the corporate ladder?
DEBBIE: No, he’s an entrepreneur. A free agent. Taking similar software solutions to companies in China.
JOHN: Wow. I really need to send Mark an e-mail to him to stay in touch.
DEBBIE: Yes, you sure do.
Audio:
corporate ladder
to climb the corporate ladder
entrepreneur
free agent
Example conversation:
JOHN: Debbie, how are you?
DEBBIE: Fine. How are you, John?
JOHN: Great! Hey, what’s up with Mark?
DEBBIE: Mark?
JOHN: Yes. Last time I heard he was really climbing the corporate ladder very well. He had made it to Executive Vice President?
DEBBIE: Yes, he had. But he felt there were business opportunities back in his home country of China.
JOHN: In China?
DEBBIE: Yes, there are a lot of business opportunities in China now.
JOHN: So he went back to China? With a company?
DEBBIE: No! Mark is no longer climbing the corporate ladder.
JOHN: He’s no longer climbing the corporate ladder?
DEBBIE: No, he’s an entrepreneur. A free agent. Taking similar software solutions to companies in China.
JOHN: Wow. I really need to send Mark an e-mail to him to stay in touch.
DEBBIE: Yes, you sure do.
Audio:
2008年5月5日星期一
BECS # 30 - 语言点 biz - 商业英文第30课 – Excuse me wild turkey!
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