This is a great one if you have to predict or talk about what might happen in the business in the future. A common go-to for Spanish speakers is to overuse a certain word/phrase. In fact, I've picked up this bad habit and now I say it a lot! Even though people would understand you, there are better ways to express and I will take you through them in this episode.Enjoy!MY LINKSSign up to my newsletter - get exclusive content and be the first to hear about news and offersFind me on Instagram - @anna2nsenglishListen to me with my co-host Andrew on Culips English ChatterboxSupport the podcast - Donate to help my free podcast keep going. I do all the work in my own time and don't get any sponsorship.  Say hello on LinkedIn @AnnaConnellyFollow me on Instagram @annabusinessenglish

Do you want more information about my public speaking intensive group course in July 2022?YES! I NEED THIS COURSE! - click here to complete form to be on the waitlist*ONLY 48 HOURS LEFT TO SIGN UP - WAITLIST CLOSES 24TH JULY 2022*You will only be able to sign up to the course if you are on the waitlist. If you are not on the waitlist you won't recieve the information to sign up.   MY LINKSSign up to my newsletter - get exclusive content and be the first to hear about news and offersFind me on Instagram - @anna2nsenglishListen to me with my co-host Andrew on Culips English ChatterboxSupport the podcast - Donate to help my free podcast keep going. I do all the work in my own time and don't get any sponsorship.  Say hello on LinkedIn @AnnaConnellyFollow me on Instagram @annabusinessenglish

I've heard this word upgrade from clients a few times now and wanted to focus on some very specific areas where you can vary your vocabulary to sound more advanced and natural. If you like it, I'll do a part 2!Enjoy!ANNA'S LINKSSign up to the newsletter - get exclusive content about the podcast and be the first to hear about news and offersFind me on Instagram - put a face to the nameListen to me with my co-host Andrew on Culips English ChatterboxSupport the podcast - Donate to help my free podcast keep going. I do all the work in my own time and don't get any sponsorship.  Say hello on LinkedIn @AnnaConnellyFollow me on Instagram @annabusinessenglish

Do you want to sign up to the waitlist for my public speaking intensive group course in July 2022?YES! I NEED THIS COURSE! - click here to complete form to be on the waitlist*ONLY 48 HOURS LEFT TO SIGN UP - WAITLIST CLOSES 24TH JULY 2022*You will only be able to sign up to the course if you are on the waitlist.   Say hello on LinkedIn @AnnaConnellyFollow me on Instagram @annabusinessenglish

You didn't understand what that person just asks you but you don't want to seem stupid in a professional environment. Does that resonate with you? If it does, then I'm happy to tell you that this is a common phoenomenon for many people like you. However, just because everybody is in the same boat, doesn't make it much easier in the moment. In this episode I want to share with you some different techniques you can use and alternatives that you can say "I didn't understand." or "Can you repeat?" (there are others!). Enjoy! ANNA'S LINKSSign up to the newsletter - get exclusive content about the podcast and be the first to hear about news and offersFind me on Instagram - put a face to the nameListen to me with my co-host Andrew on Culips English ChatterboxSupport the podcast - Donate to help my free podcast keep going. I do all the work in my own time and don't get any sponsorship.  Say hello on LinkedIn @AnnaConnellyFollow me on Instagram @annabusinessenglish

This is the 3rd in a series of podcasts suggested by listeners. Thanks very much for the idea lyubov! ANNA'S LINKSSign up to the newsletter - get exclusive content about the podcast and be the first to hear about news and offersFind me on Instagram - put a face to the nameListen to me with my co-host Andrew on Culips English ChatterboxSupport the podcast - Donate to help my free podcast keep going. I do all the work in my own time and don't get any sponsorship.  Say hello on LinkedIn @AnnaConnellyFollow me on Instagram @annabusinessenglish

We both want the same things after you. You are out there in the world speaking English and me, Spanish. I want to sound good, I want to come across well, I want to feel like I'm making progress. That's why I wanted to share with you some recent experiences I've had and talk about things that helped me that might help you too. I hope it's useful. I got really into it so it's a couple of minutes longer than normal! This is the 2nd in a series of podcasts dedicated to the things that you want to learn about the most. This was suggested by a listener and I think it's a great topic. I hope it's useful. Thank tsutsu123456 for the suggestion.ANNA'S LINKSSign up to the newsletter - get exclusive content about the podcast and be the first to hear about news and offersFind me on Instagram - put a face to the nameListen to me with my co-host Andrew on Culips English ChatterboxSupport the podcast - Donate to help my free podcast keep going. I do all the work in my own time and don't get any sponsorship. Show LessShow Less Say hello on LinkedIn @AnnaConnellyFollow me on Instagram @annabusinessenglish

This is the 2nd in a series of podcasts dedicated to the things that you want to learn about the most. This was suggested by a listener and I think it's a great topic. I hope it's useful. Thank tsutsu123456 for the suggestion.ANNA'S LINKSSign up to the newsletter - get exclusive content about the podcast and be the first to hear about news and offersFind me on Instagram - put a face to the nameListen to me with my co-host Andrew on Culips English ChatterboxSupport the podcast - Donate to help my free podcast keep going. I do all the work in my own time and don't get any sponsorship. Show Less Say hello on LinkedIn @AnnaConnellyFollow me on Instagram @annabusinessenglish

I've noticed recently that connectors are a really important part of expressing yourself in English at work. I wanted to share some thoughts on this and tell you about some of the things Spanish speakers get wrong with connectors.  Enjoy!ANNA'S LINKSSign up to the newsletter - get exclusive content about the podcast and be the first to hear about news and offersFind me on Instagram - put a face to the nameListen to me with my co-host Andrew on Culips English ChatterboxSupport the podcast - Donate to help my free podcast keep going. I do all the work in my own time and don't get any sponsorship.  Say hello on LinkedIn @AnnaConnellyFollow me on Instagram @annabusinessenglish

This episode was suggested by Victor who is a listener and has been a supporter of the podcast for while - thank you for the idea. I chose this one because I thought it would be very useful to you as meetings as something that all of us have to face at work, therefore it's good use of your time to learn the correct ways to talk about them. I really hope you like the episode at the end I've got a word, phrase or structure that hardly anybody uses but everyone should. Enjoy!ANNA'S LINKSSign up to the newsletter - get exclusive content about the podcast and be the first to hear about news and offersFind me on Instagram - put a face to the nameListen to me with my co-host Andrew on Culips English ChatterboxSupport the podcast - Donate to help my free podcast keep going. I do all the work in my own time and don't get any sponsorship.  Say hello on LinkedIn @AnnaConnellyFollow me on Instagram @annabusinessenglish