Business English from All Ears English BE 363: Shall We? How to Talk About Leaving in Business English
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Jan 21, 2025 Delve into the art of discussing departures in professional settings with engaging stories and key communication strategies. Discover the idiom 'hit the road' and its meanings in different contexts, from casual to business. Learn how informal expressions can create a relaxed atmosphere and enhance workplace relationships. Explore friendly alternatives to 'let's leave' and master the nuances of casual goodbyes. Uncover the subtleties of using 'shall we' to suggest actions, showcasing the power of approachable language in business communication.
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Hit the Road
- "Hit the road" can mean "get out of here!" rudely.
- Use it politely to mean "let's go" or "let's leave".
Friendly Slang
- Use slang like "hit the road" to be less direct.
- This builds friendly connections, especially in business.
Let's Hit the Road
- "Let's hit the road" is a friendly alternative to "We need to leave now."
- Use it at work for informal conversations and building relationships.