Business Free Talk Lesson 33
Business Free Talk Lesson 33
Business Free Talk Lesson 33
OUTLINE
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Expressions Discussion Further Reading
Useful expressions under Questions for you to discuss An article for you to read
this topic for your reference. freely with your teacher. after class.
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8mins
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Expressions
Useful expressions about business dinner.
You can refer to them to provoke your
thoughts in the Discussion part.
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1 Expressions Glossary
(suggested time: 8mins)
napkin 餐巾 chopsticks 筷子
Why not take your client out for an enjoyable dinner? reservation 预约 order 点菜
In this part, you are going to study and practice some toast 祝酒 chew 咀嚼
expressions and sentences about business dinner. bill 账单 go Dutch AA制
table manners 餐桌礼仪
In Sentences
• They didn't have chopsticks, and I knew nothing about
how to use a fork and knife.
• Make a reservation or you may have to wait in the lobby.
• In China, generally the host* is expected to pay the bill.
Chinese people seldom go Dutch.
• A dinner can be a great opportunity to get to know your
business partners and build relationships.
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15mins
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Discussion
Discuss questions about business dinner.
Use your experience and imagination to talk
about them with your teacher.
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2 Discussion Discuss these questions in detail with your
teacher. Give reasons and explanations for your
(suggested time: 15mins)
opinion and speak as much as possible. You can
use words you learnt in Expressions to help you.
Q1. Have you ever had dinner with your clients/co-workers?
How was the dinner? Was it formal or informal?
Q3. How much do you know about table manners? Do you know
how to use/put knives, forks and napkins? How is the dining
etiquette* in the West different from that in China?
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After
class
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Further Reading
An article about things you should do for a
business dinner. You can read it after class
if you are interested.
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3 Further Reading
• Research your dining companions.
5 Ingredients To Take time to read up on your guests using online search tools or LinkedIn. If you know the business
A Successful and personal backgrounds of your guests, including personal interests and hobbies, you can use
Business Dinner the information to help build your relationship.
• Arrive early.
• companion
Getting to the restaurant ahead of your guests can help ensure that the dinner goes smoothly.
/kəmˈpænjən/
n. 同伴
• Prepay the bill.
• smoothly /ˈsmuːðli/
Seeing the bill arrive can be awkward for your business guests even though they aren't expected to
adv. 顺利地
pay.
• awkward /ˈɑːkwɚd/
adj. 尴尬的
• Respect the wait staff.
• affect /əˈfekt/
How you communicate with restaurant staff can affect your business relationship by changing the
v. 影响
way your guests feel about you. So don't lose your cool even if dishes or service are not up to par.
• be up to par /pɑːr/
达到标准
• Be sure to follow-up on the dinner conversation.
• track down /træ k/
追踪,追查
Take note of what you may need to do post-dinner and be sure to follow through on any requests
from your guests, such as making introductions to third parties or tracking down information.
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