2016.10.21
Bizmates初級ビジネス英会話 Point 166 ”a breather”
初級者向けビジネス英会話 Bizmates for beginners 第166弾は、”a breather” です。
取引先との商談に行ってきたジャスティンとタロウ。
今日の交渉相手は強烈で、2人とも疲労困憊、グッタリです。
Wow! The negotiation today is really tough!
「あぁ~!今日の交渉は本当に疲れたよ。」
とジャスティン。
「そうだな。ちょっとひと休みしたいね。」
と言いたい場合、あなたがタロウなら英語で何と言いますか?
“Yes! I need to rest!”
これでも全く問題ないのですが、
こんな時もっと自然に伝わる表現があるんです。
そこで
“Yes! I need a breather!”
と言ってみましょう。
簡単で覚えやすく、すぐに使える表現です。
発音もビデオでチェック!
ぜひこの表現を使ってみてください。
Hello everyone and welcome back to another
Bizmates for beginners video lesson.
Thank you always for watching our videos
and thanks for the likes and for subscribing.
Now this week for our class,
we are going to learn the expression
a breather.
Now, what is a breather and how do we use it?
Let's find out but first, as always,
let's do a quick review of last week's expression.
OK, everyone so imagine I ask you:
Was my presentation okay?
What are you going to say?
How are you going to respond?
I'll give you five seconds, okay?
Go!
And time's up. If you said
Yes! You really knocked it out of the park!
then good job and thank you
for remembering last week's class.
OK, everyone moving on to
a breather.
Now, this is what I sometimes hear:
OK, I'm talking to my colleague, Taro, and I say:
Wow! The negotiation today is really tough!
Our counterparts are really intense.
It's really hard to talk to them.
So my colleague, Taro, he says:
Yes! I need to rest!
Now, although this expression is very
good and there's nothing wrong with it,
there's another way to say this
that will sound a little bit more natural.
And -- that's right -- Taro can say:
Yes! I need a breather!
So I need a rest, okay?
Or I need a break.
So when you do something really intense
that needs a lot of energy,
for example negotiating with your clients
or having a really tough meeting
or if you're jogging or running for example,
and you need to take a break
You can say
I need a breather.
OK, everyone?
Alright, now pronunciation is very simple
nothing special this week
but once again, everyone, please be careful
and pay attention to the TH sound...
breather. Okay?
Make sure we don't use the S sound
like "briza" okay? breather
Breather.
Alright, everyone?
OK, so please repeat after me
I need a breather.
Go ahead.
Very good. Now after my sentence:
The negotiation today is really tough!
Alright, good job everyone! Thank you.
So remember to try and use this in your
daily conversation and remember this for
the review next week
OK everyone, so this week's bonus question is
another way to say:
Don't give up.
OK, if you know the answer leave it in
the comments below and I'll get back to
you and I'll leave you a reply.
OK, so that is it for our time this week, everyone.
Thank you so much for watching,
have a great weekend and we'll see you next Friday
Thank you so much.
Bizmates for beginners video lesson.
Thank you always for watching our videos
and thanks for the likes and for subscribing.
Now this week for our class,
we are going to learn the expression
a breather.
Now, what is a breather and how do we use it?
Let's find out but first, as always,
let's do a quick review of last week's expression.
OK, everyone so imagine I ask you:
Was my presentation okay?
What are you going to say?
How are you going to respond?
I'll give you five seconds, okay?
Go!
And time's up. If you said
Yes! You really knocked it out of the park!
then good job and thank you
for remembering last week's class.
OK, everyone moving on to
a breather.
Now, this is what I sometimes hear:
OK, I'm talking to my colleague, Taro, and I say:
Wow! The negotiation today is really tough!
Our counterparts are really intense.
It's really hard to talk to them.
So my colleague, Taro, he says:
Yes! I need to rest!
Now, although this expression is very
good and there's nothing wrong with it,
there's another way to say this
that will sound a little bit more natural.
And -- that's right -- Taro can say:
Yes! I need a breather!
So I need a rest, okay?
Or I need a break.
So when you do something really intense
that needs a lot of energy,
for example negotiating with your clients
or having a really tough meeting
or if you're jogging or running for example,
and you need to take a break
You can say
I need a breather.
OK, everyone?
Alright, now pronunciation is very simple
nothing special this week
but once again, everyone, please be careful
and pay attention to the TH sound...
breather. Okay?
Make sure we don't use the S sound
like "briza" okay? breather
Breather.
Alright, everyone?
OK, so please repeat after me
I need a breather.
Go ahead.
Very good. Now after my sentence:
The negotiation today is really tough!
Alright, good job everyone! Thank you.
So remember to try and use this in your
daily conversation and remember this for
the review next week
OK everyone, so this week's bonus question is
another way to say:
Don't give up.
OK, if you know the answer leave it in
the comments below and I'll get back to
you and I'll leave you a reply.
OK, so that is it for our time this week, everyone.
Thank you so much for watching,
have a great weekend and we'll see you next Friday
Thank you so much.