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2. 작가

1.     Thank you: thank you for saying that/ responding so quickly/ checking on it.

2.     I’m sorry : excuse me, / well, / so, /could I just ask you to help me/ could I get my check

3.     메일회신: 24h 이내, 메일받았다는 사실, 시간이 걸리는 이유, 회신 확정일

4.     Can/ can’t 구별

5.     모르거나 의심쩍은 부분 확인: Sorry, I still missed that / I still missed some parts of that. Could you just restate it? / I’m sorry, I’m still not quite following you. Could you explain that again? / I’m still having a little trouble following you. Would you mind repeating it? orCould you say that a little more slowly for me?

6.     단어 늘려 말하기: 한단어에 두개 이상의 모음이 있을 때 강세 있는 부분을 늘린다. 짧은 단어의 경우 끝이 b, d, g, v로 끝나는 경우 늘린다.

7.     Very/really 테크닉: 형용사 강조할 때 사용하고  사물의 상태나 상황에 관한 상대방의 진술 또는 관찰을 강조하는데 적합하고 다른단어보다 길게 발음 : It’s an important point -> it’s a very important point./ they have a big problem -> they have a very big problem

8.     거절: Let me get back to you with the answer in a few days./ I’ve already committed myself to something

9.     칭찬: you really did a good job on this report -> I appreciate your positive feedback. I enjoyed working on it. / I like your new short hair style. -> thank you for saying that. I’ve just had it done for summer / thanks for the compliment!

10.   No 라고 말하지 않는 능력: yes, that may be true, but… / well, I can see your point, but… / I see what you mean, but…

11.   I don’t know: I am not sure/ I am unsure, but let me find out.

12.   No, I can’t: I’m having difficulty finding your email./ It’s challenging for him to understand you.

13.   대화 마무리 6단계: 1. 대화를 끝내는 신호를 보낸다(well, so 길게). 2. 상대방의 이름을 효과적으로 사용한다(Oh, Patrick, it’s a pleasure to meet you). 3. 대화를 나눠서 좋았다는 마음을 전한다(well, Laura, it’s been really nice speaking with you/ So, I’ve enjoyed chatting with you, Mark./ Well, Mr. White, I’m delighted we had this chance to talk) 4. 변명한다(I should be heading home/ well, you must want to talk with some other people, so perhaps we should mingle a bit more/ oh, I just noticed my friend, and I should say hello). 5. 좀 더 대화를 나누고 싶은 심정을 표현한다(I hope we have a chance to speak again soon/ maybe we’ll have a chance to talk more the next time we meet.)/ 6. 긍정적인 한마디를 덧붙인다(hope you enjoy your stay in Korea!/  it was so good to see you!) -> well, john, it’s been really nice speaking with you. I especially enjoyed hearing about your work at the newspaper. But I need to see a few more people before it gets too late. Maybe we’ll have a chance to talk more later. It was great to meet you!

14.   Yes+and: yes, it was -> yes, and I really enjoyed it. I went to a concert in the park and brought my dog.

15.   #3 : 3가지를 중요한 것에서 사소한 것 순으로, 짧은 음절에서 긴 음절로 배열 하면 효과적

16.   How are you? 의 대답: I’m doing great, thanks, now that I’ve just submitted a big report to my team. / I’m a bit tired now that I’m working on a new project.

17.   인사말(openings): Dear Mr. (family name): > Dear Mr. (family name), > Dear (first name): > Dear (first name), > Hello (first name), > Hi (first name), > (first name), > Hello, > Hi, > Hey, > Thanks, Susan, for taking care of this

18.   맺음말(closings): Sincerely, > Best regards, / Best wishes, / All the best, / Cordially, > Regards, > Best, >Thanks! > Cheers!

19.   말하기 속도: ‘각 문장 뒤’, ‘의미단위 뒤’에 간격을 둔다

20.   무례한 ‘you can’: You could visit the museum / You might consider going to the ice cream shop. / You might enjoy walking near the lake. / One suggestion is to eat at the Italian restaurant. / Another option would be to watch a movie.

21.   첫 문장: 1. 메일 주제 전달하기(I write to update you on…/ I write with some news about…/ I’m writing to ask about…/ I’m writing to schedule another meeting. / I’m writing to confirm the arrival of our package. / I wanted to follow up on… / I wanted to ask for your advice about… / some items came up about… , and I wanted to run them by you. 2. 인간관계를 형성하기(it was great seeing you last month at… / our conservation yesterday helped to… / thank you for sending the updated budget information. It’s quite helpful for our planning. / I appreciated you coming to our office last week. The discussion was valuable step for our project.

22.   바꿔 말히기(paraphrasing): ok, so as I understand it, you are saying that … / you seem to be saying that … / let me see if I understand. You noted … / so your central concern seems to be … let me try to paraphrase your point as I understand it.

23.   악수 인사: it’s nice to have met/spoken with/worked with you, and I look forward to seeing you again. -> The pleasure was mine/ same here. Have a good day