These quotes highlight practical phrases for managing interruptions in meetings

1. "Sorry, if I could just come in. Our hotel is fully booked during the summer tourist season." — Speaker B [00:01:47 → 00:01:59]

2. "Excuse me, but aren't you forgetting something? Sorry to interrupt." — Speaker B [00:03:00 → 00:03:39]

3. "Before you go on, could you please give us more details about the budget?" — Speaker B [00:03:45 → 00:04:14]

4. "Do you mind if I finish, please? As I was just explaining, I'm concerned that we will lose turnover if we don't do something soon." — Speaker B [00:05:10 → 00:05:27]

5. "May I just jump in here for a second? Can I just jump in for a sec?" — Speaker B [00:06:28 → 00:06:52]

Tips for Meeting Conversation

• Give and take - dare e avere
• Brainstorm - colpo di genio
• We are wasting too much time, let's get back on track - stiamo perdendo troppo tempo, torniamo sul punto focale
• Where were we? dove eravamo rimasti?
• We can't discuss this issue - non possiamo discutere di questo problema/ argomento
• Our primary concern is the marketing plan - il nostro argomento principale è la pianificazione di vendita/d'acquisto
• What's the real issue? quel'è il vero problema?
• We need to get it sorted - lo dobbiamo risolvere
• Before we move on with the marketing plan, i would like to point out another issue - prima di proseguire con la pianificazione, vorrei evidenziare un altro problema
• Shouldn't we postpone this issue? - non potremmo rimandare questo problema/ la questione?
• I hope we do not have to adress this matter again in the future - spero che in futuro non dovremmo piu' affrontare questo argomento
• Let's wrap it up - chiudiamola qui, per oggi è tutto.

Oggi parliamo di parole che vengono usate in modo sbagliato dagli Italiani.