18 novembro, 2013
Business Communication
Who said?
1. I have an appointment with Olivia Gonzalez - Visitor
2. Can you sign here, please? - Receptionist
3. This is your visitor's pass - Receptionist
4. Please take a seat - Receptionist
5. Ms Gonzalez will be right down - Receptionist
6. Nice to see you again – Host or Visitor
7. Did you find us OK? - Visitor
8. Would you like a coffee? – Host or Receptionist
9. Let me show you round - Host
10. Let me introduce you to Diego - Host
Camila: Good morning. I have an appointment with Tonny Lewis.
Recepcionist: What’s your name?
Camila: My name is Camila.
Recepcionist: Ok! Can you sign here, please?
Recepcionist: Thanks. This is your visitor’s pass. Please, take a seat, I will call Mr. Lews.
Camila: That’s right.
Lewis: Good morning Camila, nice to meet you again.
Camila: Good morning! Nice to meet you again too Mr. Lewis.
Lewis: Did you find us OK?
Camila: Yes. The location is easy to find.
Lewis: That’s great! Would you like a coffee?
Camila: No, thanks. I can’t drink milk, so, I rarely drink coffee.
Lewis: Oh, ok! Let me show you round.
Camila: Yes, let’s go!
Lewis: Well… There are three of my employees. They work with finances. And this is my secretary. Let me introduce you to her.
Secretary: Good morning Mr. Lewis!
Lewis: Good morning Blair, this is my visitor Camila. Camila, this is my secretary Blair.
Secretary: Nice to meet you Camila.
Camila: Nice to meet you too Blair.
Secretary: Are you enjoying to visit the company?
Camila: Yes, I am.
Lewis: So, let’s see the other things.
Camila: Mr. Lewis, does your company sell abroad?
Lewis: Yes, we do. And we want to buy things abroad too, but it will be in the future.
Camila: Where do you sell your products?
Lewis: Portugal, France, England, Spain and Italy.
Camila: It’s a lot of countries! What do you sell?
Lewis: We sell mechanical products like rollers and screwdrivers.
Camila: And what will you buy outside?
Lewis: Feedstock. We are searching for the best price.
Camila: Good luck!
Lewis: Thanks! So, this is the Administration and on the left it is the HR.
Camila: It must be a good place to work.
Lewis: Yes, it is. And that’s the production. We have a lot of employees.
Camila: How many?
Lewis: Two hundred and four.
Camila: Uau… Production is really important.
Lewis: Yes! I think it is …
Camila: Thanks to show me your company. It’s really a good place to work. Success!
Lewis: Thank you for your attention!
Categories
English,
My homeworks
12 novembro, 2013
Five recipes
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| Pão de queijo |
- Hello! I’m a British student and I don’t know to speak Portuguese very well. Can you help me to understand the menu?
- Yes, of course! What’s your name?
- I’m sorry. My name is Joe.
- Nice to meet you, Joe. My name is Camila.
- Nice to meet you too!
- Well… Are you hungry?
- Not so much. I want something small.
- So, I think you will like pão de queijo.
- What’s this?
- This is a small round savoury made from tapioca flour, vegetable oil and cheese, baked in the oven.
- Hm… I want to try it! What else?
- Here in Brazil we eat a lot of fried food, like empadinha and coxinha.
- I like fried food! I want to try it, but, tell me more about this food…
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| Fried food: coxinha and empadinha |
- Empadinha is a small savoury tan, made with butter pastry and various fillings, such as palm heart, chicken and shrimp. And coxinha is deep fried dough in the shape of a chicken drumstick, made from wheat flour, butter and eggs, with shredded chicken filling.
- Can I eat them all?
- I don’t know. You can see this and after you will think what’s better!
- Good idea! But I want to eat something for dessert…
- You can eat suspiro. I love suspiro! It is a sweet made from egg white and sugar. Or you can eat rapadura, a sweet made of sugar cane, typical in Northeast of Brazil!
- Omg, I want to eat everything! Thanks for your help!
- You’re welcome. I hope you love Brazilian food!
- I know I will love!
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| Suspiro |
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English,
My homeworks
08 novembro, 2013
Sylvanian Families
Sylvanian Families is a line of collectible animal figurines. They are made of plastic and really cute. It`s sooooo cute! But it`s a pitty because of the price: expensive. I want to buy the whole collection because I love it. I always love and will love animals.Have a look:
I think if you buy online, you can pay less than at the shops. In Brazil the prices are almost the same. Maybe I will buy a little dog or cat or bunny or... (omg, I want everything!).
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| A house like this costs about £50, £60. It`s a little expensive, but there are perfect details |
Categories
English
06 novembro, 2013
Halloween Trivia
- When do people celebrate Halloween?
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| These are my English classmates. Our teacher Diva prepared a surprise for us: a Halloween day! Perfect! |
People celebrate Halloween on October, 31st.
- What does Halloween mean?
The name is actually a shortened version of "All Hallows' Even," the eve of All Hallows' Day. "Hallow" is an Old English word for "holy person," and All Hallows' Day is simply another name for All Saints' Day, the day Catholics commemorate all the saints. At some point, people began referring to All Hallows' Even as "Hallowe'en" and then simply "Halloween."
Source: How stuff works
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| Diva with us and our candies! |
- How do people celebrate?
Trick-or-treating is a customary celebration for children on Halloween. Children go in costume from house to house, asking for treats such as candy or sometimes money, with the question, "Trick or treat?" The word "trick" refers to "threat" to perform mischief on the homeowners or their property if no treat is given. Halloween costumes are traditionally modeled after supernatural figures such as vampires, monsters, ghosts, skeletons, witches, and devils. Over time, in the United States the costume selection extended to include popular characters from fiction, celebrities, and generic archetypes such as ninjas and princesses.
Source: Wikipédia
- Why do people celebrate Halloween?
Because it is culture. The Halloween we celebrate today is a mixture of many different ancient religious beliefs, along with ancient traditions and folk traditions. These beliefs came from a number of different sources including: the Celtic, the Catholic Romans, and the Europeans. Their beliefs were just mixes all together to become the modern day version of the Halloween we know.
Source: Yahoo
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| And this is me :D I love Halloween! |
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English,
My homeworks
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