English lesson: Bewerbungsgespräch, Vorstellungsgespräch und Small Talk auf Englisch

Ein Video für deutsche Muttersprachler um Business Englisch zu lernen und verbessern. In a job interview, business or social situation, you may need to speak about yourself. You can avoid making typical mistakes and feel more confident by learning the correct way to do this.
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[@mehmetmetin1192]

Great Thanks Nills.I hope that you make to continue your Lesson

[@MsMandelo]

i really do appreciate your video's. i've started to learn english 1 year ago. Now i'm preparing myself for an english application. Your video's makes me smile ;-) I'm feeling relieved because now i get help. Thank's a lot.

[@fallenark]

Hi Robin. Thanks a lot for your feedback. I'm really happy that the video makes you smile. That makes me smile :-) Good luck learning English. It get's easier.

[@Co2Lizacion]

Hey Neil,
Wirklich sehr, sehr Sypatisch!!! Besonders 1:38 ! TOP!!

[@fallenark]

Hi Constantin. Vielen Dank für dein Feedback. Sehr nett von dir :-)

[@pietxyz21]

very helpful thank you

[@fallenark]

danke jamadhouni! :)

[@MoonlightxDream]

Pause the Video with open mouth? 😂 thank you, your videos are very helpful.

[@alibayaghabayli1882]

Hi Neil, First of all, I would say that your videos are great although I discovered your channel recently. I've got one question, are you german? cuz I haven't seen any german which speaks such a great british accent. :))

[@fallenark]

Hi Alibey. Thanks a lot for this feedback. It's very kind of you. I'm not German. I'm Irish. So, it's actually an Irish accent :-). But not that far away geographically.

[@erdidogan6130]

great THANKS!

[@fallenark]

Thanks a lot, Ed Dgn. Thanks for sharing the video as well. Glad you liked the video.

[@Unmasked-Mind]

1:33 are you really posing? loool
thank for the videos. huge help

[@fallenark]

haha, well, I stayed still for a few seconds. Glad you found it funny and really glad the videos are a hug help. Thanks so much for your feedback.

[@mypStyle]

Thnk u Sir. :-) great

[@fallenark]

Leinwandbilder vermieten You are most welcome, sir. Glad you liked it.

[@Thomas-Erik]

Hi Neil, I learnt when talking about a job using the indefinite article and if follows by a vocal "a,e.i,o,u" then use "an" eg. an Engineer, an Optician...etc., and use "a" eg. a Policemen, a Tailor etc..... It is not mentioned in your video.Regards

[@fallenark]

It's not mentioned in the video, but you are correct. A + (noun starting with a, e, i, o, u OR when the first sound is a vocal) or AN + (noun starting with a consonant OR when the first sound is a consonant sound.)

[@shador1793]

Much better than your First Video... Work at your presentation skills to Catch your audience. Great Voice buddy

[@fallenark]

Thanks for the feedback, Dirk. This is an old video, so I was still working out how to do them. :-)

[@ballaballalw]

Hello,
is "I had a job as an..." also possible?

[@fallenark]

Hi ballaballa. Thanks for the question. Yes, you can also say: "I had a job as an...". But that means that you don't have this job now. When you say "I got a job as..." it could mean that you still work there now. Does this answer your question?

[@jamadhouni]

supper

[@ja.2452]

vlen Denke schön

[@mehmetmetin1192]

Excuse me, Neil. :-)

[@fallenark]

Thanks a lot, Mehmet. I will continue to make the video tips. I hope you continue watching :-)