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294. Crack the Code: Everyday British Work Phrases—Explained

Published 11 months, 1 week ago
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In this episode, I break down common everyday British workplace expressions that you have told me often confuse you. From casual phrases to more formal ones. You’ll learn their real meanings and when to expect them so you can respond confidently and follow work conversations with second guessing. Enjoy! Anna

Time Notes:
00:00 – Why understanding boosts confidence
02:00 – Informal phrases at work
04:30 – Formal email language
06:00 – Tricky linking words
08:00 – Subtle agreement expressions
09:45 – Casual workplace slang
10:30 – Ways to say “get in touch”
12:00 – Describing problems informally
13:00 – Signalling agreement
14:00 – Scheduling phrases
15:00 – Recap and listening tips

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