Business english letter
I am writing to you regarding ...
Píši Vám ohledně ...
I am writing to you to inquire about ...
Chtěl bych získat info ... / zeptat se na ...
I am writing to you concerning ...
Píši Vám ohledně ...
I regret to inform you ...
S lítostí Vám musím oznámit ...
Further to our telephone conversation earlier today, I am writing to you with ...
Na základě dnešního telefonátu Vám píši ...
As to the question of ..., I would say that ...
Co se týče otázky (čeho) ..., řekl bych, že ...
In conclusion, I would say that ...
Na závěr bych řekl že ...
To sum up the main points, ...
Abych shrnul hlavní body ...
With reference to the aforementioned...,
S odkazem na to, co bylo již výše zmíněno ...
Below you will find ...
Níže naleznete ...
I would further add ...
Dále bych dodal ...
Due to the aforementioned points, I feel that ...
Vzhledem k výše zmíněným bodům mylím, že ...
I look forward to hearing from you in the near future ...
Těším se, na Vaši brzkou odpověď ...
I hope this answers all of your questions.
Doufán, že toto zodpovědělo všechny vaše otázky.
If you need any further help, do not hesistate to contact me.
Pokud budete potřebovat další pomoc, neváhejte mě kontaktovat.
I hope that this matter will be dealt with as quickly as posible.
Doufám že se touto záležitostí budete co nejdříve zabývat.
Unfortunately, we are unable to carry out your request. The reason for this is ...
Bohužel nemůžeme vyřídit Váš požadavek ...
The answer to your question is ...
With regards to your comments about ..., I would say ...
Ohledně Vašich připomínek k ... bych řekl ...
I will write and let you know the outcome/decision as soon as I find out.
Dám Vám vědět o výsledku/rozhodnutí hned, jak to zjistím
I hope that the situation is now clear to you.
Doufám že je Vám nyní situace jasná.
I assure you that we take this matter very seriously and will address your concerns as quickly as possible. Ujišťuji Vás, že bereme tuto záležitost vážně a budeme se jí zabývat tak rychle, jak je to jen možné.
Please could you let me have ... ?
Prosím, mohl by jste mi poslat ...?
You should take the following action/steps:
Měli byste učinit následující kroky:
I would appreciate it if you could ...
Ocenil bych, kdybyste mohl ...
It is necessary for you to do the following things:
Je nezbytné abyste udělal následující věci:
I would like to point out that ...
Chtěl bych zdůraznit, že ...
You should take care note of ...
Měli byste dávat pozor na ...
I would like to emphasise ...
Chtěl bych zdůraznit, že ...
We must stress that ...
Musíme zdůraznit, že ...
Please acknowledge this order by email ...
Prosím, potvrďte přijetí této objednávky e-mailem
Could you give us the earliest delivery date, please?
Mohli byste, prosím, udat nejbližší možnou dodací lhůtu?
We acknowledge acceptance of your order of 1 April 20xx
Potvrzujeme přijetí Vaší objednávky z 1.4.20xx
Please accept our apology for the delay.
Prosím, přijměte naši omluvu za zpoždění.
.
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Business-English – Communication
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Guide for the Generator
Enquiry
Offer
Order
Order Confirmation
Dispatch Note and Acknowledgement of Receipt
Invoice and Overdue Notice
Conversation - Word Lists
Introducing and Greeting People
Hotel and Restaurant
Asking for and Giving Directions
Phone
Presentation
Opinion and Statements
Agreeing and Disagreeing
Linking Arguments
Business Correspondence
How to Structure an English Business Letter
Word List Salutation, First / Final Paragraph and Greeting
Word List Enquiry, Offer and Order
Word List Dispatch Note + Acknowledgement of Receipt
Word List Invoice + Reminder
Other Word Lists
Departments and Jobs in a Company
Other Related Topics on ego4u
Cover Letter
Resume / Curriculum Vitae
Comma Rules
Punctuation Marks that End Sentences
Full Stop (Period)
Semi-Colon
Dash
Brackets
Numbers (Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers)
English Date
English Time
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Flashcards: ANGLICKÁ SLOVÍČKA - NEJPOUŽÍVANĚJŠÍ VÝRAZY
Free Language Exchange Community
Vocabulary.com
MyVocabulary.com
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English Vocabulary Word Lists
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12dicts is a collection of English word lists
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Buy a pie for the spy - pronunciation
Buy a pie for the spy - pronunciation
...Why does the ‘p’ in spy sound somewhat different from the ‘p’ in pie, and in fact, for Chinese speakers, the same as ‘b’ in buy?
The answer is simple: because they are different.
In IPA, the three words buy, pie and spy are represented as [baɪ], [pʰaɪ] and [spaɪ] respectively. In other words, they are three different sounds. This distinction also exists in other plosive/stop triplets, namely d, t, (s)t (dear [diɚ], tear [tʰiɚ], steer [stiɚ]) and g, k/c/q, (s)k/c/q (gill [gɪl], kill [kʰɪl], skill [skɪl]). Putting it differently, p, t, k/c/q are normally pronounced as [pʰ], [tʰ], [kʰ], but when they are preceded by an ‘s’, they are pronounced as [p], [t], [k]. Here are some more examples:
beer [biɚ] dink [dɪŋk] gate [geɪt]
pear [pʰiɚ] tink [tʰɪŋk] Kate [kʰeɪt]
spear [spiɚ] stink [stɪŋk] skate [skeɪt]
Regarding these these triplets, a few questions arise. For simplicity, we will only talk about the triplet b, p, sp below, but the principle ...
more
...Why does the ‘p’ in spy sound somewhat different from the ‘p’ in pie, and in fact, for Chinese speakers, the same as ‘b’ in buy?
The answer is simple: because they are different.
In IPA, the three words buy, pie and spy are represented as [baɪ], [pʰaɪ] and [spaɪ] respectively. In other words, they are three different sounds. This distinction also exists in other plosive/stop triplets, namely d, t, (s)t (dear [diɚ], tear [tʰiɚ], steer [stiɚ]) and g, k/c/q, (s)k/c/q (gill [gɪl], kill [kʰɪl], skill [skɪl]). Putting it differently, p, t, k/c/q are normally pronounced as [pʰ], [tʰ], [kʰ], but when they are preceded by an ‘s’, they are pronounced as [p], [t], [k]. Here are some more examples:
beer [biɚ] dink [dɪŋk] gate [geɪt]
pear [pʰiɚ] tink [tʰɪŋk] Kate [kʰeɪt]
spear [spiɚ] stink [stɪŋk] skate [skeɪt]
Regarding these these triplets, a few questions arise. For simplicity, we will only talk about the triplet b, p, sp below, but the principle ...
more
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