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MODULE 3. CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION Unit 7. Foreign Languages as a Means of Cross-Cultural Communication
Active mind Airplane announcements At least Compulsory Correspondence Emergency information Enormous number Essential skill European Free Trade Association European Union Foreign Growing Health benets Higher school To improve somebody’s life In the original Language of diplomacy
Mutual NAT O Nowadays Ofcial language Reasons Secondary school Street signs To access To be able To communicate To conduct business To get a deep understanding of To raise smb’s professional level To rely on Train timetables United Nations Wider
Lingua franca
Unit 8. Business Etiquette of the English-Speaking Countries
Acceptable behavior Body language Bribery Cultural awareness Culture Deadline-oriented Doing business across cultures Egalitarian society Essential Flexible approach Gesture
Gift-giving Greeting Handshake Insult Intricacies Kiss on both cheeks Manners Networking Non-verbal communication Personal space Polite
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Proximity Punctual Time-conscious To address by academic and professional title To assume To bow out To build business on trust To focus on results
To get to know people To maintain eye-contact To make a deal To master To touch somebody on the arm, back, shoulder To transmit unintended message Trusted relation Unfriendly
Unit 9. How to Adapt to a Different Culture
Access to Afraid Aggressive Alienated Attitude towards Cautious Common experience Cost Credentials Critical Cultural difference Delighted Disorientated Displeased Doubtful Driver’s license Employment Encouraged Essential Ethnicity Excited Extended social circle Fearful Frustrated
Gender Hateful Hesitant Hopeful Horried Host of Hostile Housing Housing market Impatient Impression Insecure Lack of knowledge Language barrier Mental health Nervous Offended Open Optimistic Peaceful Priority Public transport services Qualied Relevant local experience
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Religious diversity Secure Sense of isolation Sexuality Social customs Suitable Support of Support structures To be recognized To cite
To face To interact To prize something over something To report To settle in To top the list Transportation Values Vastly
MODULE 4. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CONTACTS Unit 10. Planning a Business Trip
Adult (child’s) ticket Amenity Ancient times Arrival and departure Boarding Boarding pass Brief-case Business etiquette Casual situation Check-in Connecting ight Direct ight Embarrassing situation Entry / Entrance fee Excursion Executive Exploratory trip Fame Fare Full ticket Half fare ticket Hand luggage
Holidaymaking Itinerary Left-luggage ofce Luggage (baggage) Luggage receipt (slip) Luggage tag (label) Package tour Payment Protable industry Proper business language Purposes related to something Return or round-trip ticket Shipment Signicantly Single or one-way ticket Suit case Table manners Tickets for To be conscious of conduct To be on time / late To be proper To be sold out / to be booked up To behave appropriately
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To book tickets in advance (beforehand) To brush up on something To cancel booking To check/ register one’s luggage To conduct oneself with grace and decorum To discover new lands To discuss different terms of delivery To do consultancy To dress professionally To get on / off a bus
To go on a business trip To have tests To improve skills To leave / deposit one’s luggage To lose luggage To make a contract To pack items in a carry-on bag To produce tickets To provide with services To withdraw one’s luggage Trade fair Travel agency Wealth
Phrases you need to know to book accommodation
You may say:
I would like to book ... Do you have any rooms available? Would you have a room for tonight please? Can I reserve a room over the phone, please? How much is… a single room / a double room / a suite? Is there a reduction for children? What time is check-in? What time is check-out? Is there a shuttle service to / from the airport? Do you have parking facilities? Is there a restaurant in the hotel? Are there any restaurants nearby? Should you have no vacancies ... I would be grateful for an indication of your rates. I would be grateful if you would conrm this reservation.
You may hear:
How long will you be staying for? Could I take your credit card details, please? What kind of room would you like? What time will you be arriving? Would you like an en suite room? Do you need a smoking or non-smoking room? Can I see your booking reference? Could you ll in this registration form, please? Would you like a wake up call? Breakfast is from 7 a. m. until 9 a. m. Check out is before 11 a. m. Here is your room key. Enjoy your stay! Your room is on the second oor.
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Unit 11. Staying in a Foreign Country
Allure of travel At the corner of the road you will see red building. At the end of At the end of the road you will see a roundabout. Bird’s eye view Bridge Building Can you please tell me how do I get to _____ Street? Cross the junction and keep going for about 1 mile. Crossroads or intersection Follow the signposts for _______ Go straight on at the trafc lights. Go straight on till you see the hospital then turn left. How can I get to the local market? How do I get to the ofce? I’m trying get to _______ Street. In front of / behind Just around the corner is my house you will need to stop quickly or you will miss it. Next to On your left / on your right Opposite Out and about Pavement or sidewalk Pedestrian crossing or zebra crossing Roundabout or trafc circle Side street Solo trip
Street corner Street or road Take the second road on the left and you will see the hospital straight ahead. Take the second road on the left and you will see the house on the left. Take the third road on the right and you will see the ofce on the right. Take the third road on the right and you will see the shop on the left. The hospital is opposite the railway station. The house is next to the local _______. The shop is in between the _______ and ______. The shop is near the hospital. To continue To cozy up To cross the road To go straight To haggle To linger To make sense To move at your own momentum To take a nap To turn left / turn right To volunteer Trafc lights Turn back, you have gone past the turning.
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Turn left when you see a rounda­bout. Turn right at the crossroads. Turn right at the end of the road and my house is number ___. Until you get to ... Vibrant scents and sounds
Unit 12. Negotiations
What’s the best way to get to your house next? Where is Mc Donalds can you tell me please? Where is the nearest supermarket?
Argument Bargaining Clarity Counter proposal Demand Face to face Fallback position Goodwill gesture Handling Intense negotiations Issues involved Issues to be raised by somebody Justication Letter of intent Mediator Negotiate Negotiation Negotiations from strength Negotiator Neutral ground Objective Opponent Outcome Priority Proposal
To a large extent To ascertain To capitalize To close a deal To concede To conduct / carry / hold negotiations To convince To decide in advance To establish rapport To facilitate To generate condence To make a concession To make an impression on To mutual advantage To persuade To review Tough negotiator Venue Well-prepared Win-loose Win-win Win-win solution / agreement Written contract
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MODULE 5. OPPORTUNITIES Unit 13. A Key to Success
Absolute op Advanced technology Amazing achievement Benecial Benet Creativity Disaster Disciplined Distant future Failure Heart Intense desire Inventor Lack of success Limitation Mainly Mind Natural ability Opportunity Passion Persistence
Protable Recognize the potential Setback Signicant breakthrough Soul Success Support smb’s vision To achieve goals To delay a problem To give up To learn from mistakes To make decisions To make ideas a reality To persevere To succeed To visualize Triumph Value Vision Waste of time World famous
Unit 14. Success Stories
Attraction Available Customer Background Celebrity Competitive Continuously Controversy Disagreement
Edible Entrepreneur Eventually Exciting Fascination Fascination Inappropriate Luxury Peer
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Predator Timeline To accept responsibility To approach To attract client To blame smb for To claim To develop an interest To develop life plans To drop out To embrace change To exude joy To y by the seat of one’s pants
Unit 15. Ambitions
To give people credit To go back to roots To have gratitude To hoard information To hold a grudge To keep a ‘to-be’ list To keep in touch To set up a business To share information To turn into To undergo rebranding To yearn for
Accomplishment Ambitious Apparently Aspiration Attainment Circumstances Clear focus Constraint Courteous Decisive Determination Disappointingly Dissatisfaction Drawback Establishment Excessive Fame Financial security Generation Hard work Hopefully
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In the spotlight Largely Luck Modest Objective Positive impact Precise Requirement Restriction Self-condence Sensible Steady income Supportive family Survey Target To argue To attain To intend To reach goals To resolve To take risks
Typically Ultimately
Wealth Worthlessness
Undoubtedly
MODULE 6. FIRST CAREER STEPS Unit 16. Career Choice
A leading cause A wide range Aging population Career fair Communication skills Cutting-edge courses Emerging professions Enquiring mind Flexible Full-time job In return Increased competition Long-standing professions Management skills Outgoing personality Part-time job Predictable Rapidly Temporary
Unit 17. Applying for a Job
Advertisement Application form Asset Challenge Current Disadvantaged backgrounds Job center Job interview
To apply for a job To be in demand To climb the promotional ladder To deal with To evolve To get through an interview To have an eye for detail To keep up with something To meet deadlines To offer To put someone rst To secure the best positions To seek out To structure smb’s career Working conditions Working environment Working hours Workload
Minimum wage Numerous Permanent contract Personal details Personal trait Positive attitude Previous Problem-solving skills
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Recognition References Relevant information Salary Short statement Suggestion Suitable To ask for permission To be in employment To be on track To be responsible for To do research To enclose
To make a comparison To mention To participate To prioritize To receive a reply To work overtime To work under pressure Tough question Unemployed Up-to-date Urgently Work experience
Work-related To ll in To have condence in
Unit 18. New Forms of Employment
Crowdwork Employment arrangements Fluctuation Gig economy High-rise ofce block Individual workstations Intergrated Intermittent Jointly Merely Multiparty On-call work Open-plan ofce Performance of a company Premises Prominently Remuneration Self-employment Shift Social security
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Society
Take a sabbatical
To attend an interview
To be appointed
To be dismissed
To be red
To be hired
To be short-listed
To deviate from
To emerge
To give rise to
To make redundant
To offer a position
To overlook something
To pose challenge
To resemble
To resign from
To retire
Umbrella term
Variety of
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