Why don't we do some entertainment to relax?
British bosses worship culture the most. If you talk to him about the culture of this country after work, the British boss will definitely form a bosom friend with you. Romantic French people are simply two people during working and non-working hours, and will warmly invite colleagues to dinner or parties. On the other hand, the Dutch are unwilling to travel with their employees. Be careful not to gossip to colleagues in group, and don't talk about children and family all the time. None of these topics are appropriate. At the dance, female employees can invite male bosses to dance, but there is nothing wrong with dancing. If she keeps inviting her boss, it's inappropriate.
If we join a tour group,
We don't have to worry about communication and diet during the trip.
If we go with the group, we won't have to worry about accommodation and meals. )
A package tour organized by a travel agency. Travel agencies are responsible for booking planes, hotels and meals. This is called a tour group. This kind of tour group is often cheap and popular.
Let's get together sometime. )
In western countries such as Britain and America, invitations are written and spoken. Writing is mainly through invitations or invitations, which is more formal. If oral invitation is adopted, the inviter must explain to the invited lover the content of participating in a social activity. And ask the other party to accept or reject it. It is important to emphasize this point, because British and American people, especially Americans, sound like verbal invitations. But in fact, there is no such provision, so it is not an invitation. If the other party is not clear about the invitation to the other party, it is easy to cause misunderstanding.
For example:
I haven't seen you for a long time. You must come to dinner when you have time. Long time no see. Be sure to come over for dinner when you are free. )
Nice to meet you. Would you like to have a cup of tea with me? Nice to meet you. Would you like to have a cup of tea with me? )
There are two situations that need attention. Sometimes these words are just a friendly way, not a real invitation. Just like the previous sentence, we just have to answer: thank you. I'd love to. Thank you. I'd love to. Don't ask "when?" Otherwise, it will embarrass the speaker because he is unprepared. In the latter case, the speaker is actually testing how successful the invitation is. Through conversation, the speaker will test whether the invitation is successful, and then make a real verbal invitation. Clear the specific time and address.
I will hold a birthday party next weekend. I was wondering if you would like to go.
900 white-collar English: Invitations need to be tactful and appropriate, and choose the appropriate tone according to the relationship with the other party. For your boss, although it is not working hours, please pay attention to the tone of language in order to show your respect and euphemism. For example, you shouldn't say, "You must have dinner with us tonight. Anglo-Americans often use a tone that sounds uncertain or non-negotiable to orientals.
I will hold a party this weekend. Do you want it? I have a party this weekend. Do you have time to come? How about having dinner with us this Friday night? How about having dinner together this Friday night? Judging from the tone, orientals always feel that the inviter is insincere, so they are hesitant to accept the invitation. In fact, you don't have to have this idea. Westerners do this because they embody their own code of conduct that is not imposed on others. When you send an invitation, you should respect each other's wishes and choices so as not to interfere with each other's life. A social activity, whether it is a written invitation or an oral invitation, needs to be notified one week in advance to determine whether the invited guests accept the invitation. And make corresponding arrangements. Also give the invited lovers enough time to arrange their own activities.