March 2023 엣지있게 English Meeting Flashcards
다 오신 것 같으니까 회의를 시작하겠습니다.
It looks like everyone is here, so let’s go ahead and get started.
/ So let’s get started.
착석해 주십시오.
Could everyone take a seat, so we could get started?
Welcome to today’s meeting.
I’d like to welcome everyone to today’s meeting.
Thank you for coming.
I’d like to thank everyone for attending today’s meeting.
Let me introduce myself first.
For those of you who don’t know me, let me start by introducing myself.
Let’s introduce ourselves first.
Some of us may not know each other, so let’s start by introducing ourselves. Would you like to start?
Mr. Kim isn’t here today.
Mr. Kim sends us his apologies for not being able to attend today’s meeting. He had to attend another important meeting.
Peter Smith cannot be with us because he is busy.
I’m afraid that Peter Smith cannot be with us today because of an unforeseen situation at his office.
We are here to talk about the new project.
The reason for this meeting is to talk about the new project.
We will talk about the launch of our next product.
The objective of today’s meeting is to talk about the launch of our next product.
The first topic is the budget.
So, let’s start with the first item, the budget for the project.
Let’s talk about the first item.
Let’s start by talking about the first item on the agenda.
Let’s talk about this together.
Let’s go around the table and talk about the first issue.
Jay, please talk about the first item.
Jay, would you kick off (start) the first item?
Let’s talk about the next one.
Let’s move on to the second item, which is the new schedule.
Jay, what is the budget for the project?
Next, Jay, can you tell us about the budget for the project?
That’s enough (이너프는 부정적일 수 있다) for the first item.
I think that covers the first item.
If nobody wants to say anything else,
If nobody has anything else to add,
Let’s talk about the schedule now.
Let’s go ahead and move on to discussing the schedule.
Like we said earlier,
As we discussed earlier,
Like Jay said earlier,
As Jay mentioned earlier,
Let’s talk about the budget again. We decided to…
Going back to the budget, we decided to…
That’s not today’s topic.
It seems like we are digressing.
주제에서 벗어나다 : Digress, sidetrack
Let’s just talk about the agenda (item).
I think we should just keep to the agenda.
Let’s not talk about that now.
Can we just stick to (=keep to) the agenda?
Let’s stop talking about it.
I think we’re getting sidetracked here. Why don’t we get back to the agenda?
Raise your hand.
Let’s have a show of hands.
Let’s decide by a show of hands.
Who agrees?
Who’s in favor of this plan (idea)?
Who’s in favor of changing the name (logo)?
Let’s vote.
Let’s have a quick vote to decide (this issue).
Most people said yes.
That’s a majority decision.
Everybody said yes.
That’s a unanimous (만장일치의, 유내니머스) decision.
Do you agree?
Does everyone agree with/to that?
Everybody agreed.
We have all agreed to change the schedule.
Jay, let’s listen to some other ideas.
Jay, you have made your point. Let’s listen to some other ideas.
