Business Meeting English: Vocabulary, Phrases & Idioms (B1–B2) | Business English Course

Do you go quiet the moment a meeting switches to English — and only think of the right sentence after it’s over? This lesson fixes that. In about 20 minutes you’ll learn the practical English of meetings: how to open, give an update, take the floor, disagree politely, reach a decision, and wrap up — the exact language people use at work. This is Episode 3 of the Business English Course, made for B1–B2 learners who use English on the job. Everything is in clear American English, with pauses so you can repeat each word and sentence out loud. What you’ll learn: • 15 core meeting words — agenda, minutes, attendee, chair, objective, action item, follow-up, update, recap, feedback, consensus, takeaway, icebreaker, wrap-up, kick-off • 5 essential phrases — get down to business, take the floor, make a point, move on to the next point, go around the table • 4 real-world idioms — touch base, on the same page, cut to the chase, circle back • A short listening text, “The Shape of a Meeting,” that puts every word in context • A 20-sentence speaking drill you can use in your very next meeting How to get the most from this lesson: Don’t just watch — speak. Say every word and sentence out loud during the pauses. Fifteen minutes a day beats three hours once a week, because language lives in habit. If this lesson helps you, please like and subscribe — a new Business English lesson comes out every week. Which meeting phrase will you use first? Tell me in the comments. #BusinessEnglish #Businessenglishcourse #LearnEnglish #professionalenglish #businessmeetings #EnglishForWork #Meetings #ESL