영어 회의 (english meeting) 표현 용어 문장 모음

 

1. 환영 인사

 - 회의 시작에 앞선 환영인사...

◆ Welcome to all of the members.

 ◆ I welcome you all gathered here today.

 ◆ As Chair, it is my great pleasure to welcome to you.

 

< 개회선언 및 주제소개 >

- 모임 리더의 개회선언문....

◆ I would like to open this meeting.

 ◆ I would like to call the meeting to order.

◆ We are assembled here to discuss the future of our company.

 ◆ The aim of this meeting is to discuss what is going to happen to our economy.

 ◆ The title of this symposium is "Uncertainty in the 21st century"

 

 

 

2. 회의진행에 관한 일반사항 안내

- 회의시 지켜야 할 일반적인 룰, 발표시간, 진행순서...

◆ We have some basic rules.

 ◆ The speakers have been asked to limit their remarks to 15 minutes.

 ◆ The speakers are going to speak for 20 minutes.

 ◆ At the end of each presentation, there will be a 5-minute discussion period.

 ◆ We ask that your questions be brief and to the point and that you introduce yourself by name.

 ◆ Could you introduce yourself in turn? (차례대로 자기소개를.....)

◆ After his speech, we will have a twenty-minute break.

 ◆ We will have another session after lunch.

 

 3. 발표자 소개시 표현

 - 발표자소개와 발표할 내용의 간략한 소개 혹은 불참사유 등....

◆ Our first speaker is Dr. Kim. He will be talking to us about our role in the society.

 ◆ The first Special Lecture is being presented by Dr. Lee, Professor of Economics at Munhwa Univ.

 ◆ I'd like to call on Dr. Lee to deliver his lecture. (이박사의 강연을 청해 듣겠습니다.)

◆ I'd like to invite Dr. Kim to express his opinions.

 ◆ We are very happy to have Dr. Park as our guest speaker this morning.

 ◆ The first speaker regrets that he could not be here.

 ◆ I want to express on behalf of Dr. Lee, his regret at not being able to be present.

 He has a very serious illness in his family.

 

 < 진행자를 중심으로 발표자 소개시 >

 

- 진행자(사회자)가 발표자를 순서대로 소개...

◆ On my immediate left(right), Dr Lee, professor at Munhwa Univ. : 제 바로 옆에는.....

◆ And to his right, ......., : 그리고 그 옆에는......

◆ To my far right, ........ : 제일 오른쪽 끝에는....

 

 < 발표자 약력소개시 >

 - 발표자의 학력, 전공 등의 소개..

◆ Professor Lee holds the B.S and MBA degrees from Munhwa Univ. and Ph. D. from Harvard Univ.

 ◆ His major field of interest and his professional career have been in politics.

 

 4. 발표자의 인사말

- 발표자의 격식을 갖춘 소개인사...

◆ Thank you very much Mr. Chairman for your kind introduction.

 ◆ I am honored to be here, today.

 ◆ First, I'd like to say that I am honored by your invitation to talk at this Annual Meeting. ◆ It is a great privilege and honor for me to be called upon to give this address.

 ◆ I appreciate the opportunity to be here today.

 ◆ I wish to express my deep appreciation for the honor of being allowed to present my work to you all.

 ◆ I will read a paper by Dr. John, who regrets that he could not be here.

 

 5. 일반적인 질문

 - 발표내용에 대한 질문을 하고 싶을때.. (질문 있습니다, 상세설명 부탁 등)

◆ I would like to ask Mr. Kim a question.

 ◆ I have a question about your remarks on WTO.

 ◆ I have a question for Dr. Kim.

 ◆ I'd like to raise a question about what the last speakers addressed.

 ◆ My question concerns the future economy in Korea.

 ◆ Could you comment on this ?

 ◆ What is your opinion on this matter ?

 ◆ Do you support the proposal, or oppose it?

 ◆ Would you give us your opinion about our proposal ?

 ◆ Would you tell us your experience at UN ?

 ◆ What are your thoughts on this problem ?

 ◆ Would you explain about that more in detail ? (자세한 설명 요구시)

◆ Would you go into this a little more ? ( " )

 ◆ Would you give a little more detail about that ? ( " )

 ◆ Would you be more specific about that ? ( " )

 ◆ Do you have any evidence for this concept ?

 ◆ Do you have any data on birth rate ?

 

 6. 간접적인 질문시 표현

 - 우회적인 질문 할때(~인것 같은데요, ~인지 잘 모르겠습니다.)

◆ I wonder you would comment on this point.

 ◆ I wonder if there is any more information about that.

 ◆ I wonder if you could elaborate on that. ( 좀더 상세히 설명....)

◆ I'd like to ask whether or not this has any effect on the current situation.

 ◆ I'd like to know(hear) a little more about that.

 ◆ I'd like to ask Dr. Lee to clarify this point.

 ◆ I'd be glad to have your views on the Gulf War.

 ◆ I'd be grateful to have your opinion on this point.

 ◆ I would be interested in hearing other views from Mr. Lee.

 ◆ I don't know whether you have any opinions on this matter.

 

 7. 구체적인 질문

 - 발표내용 중 궁금한 사항을 구체적으로 물을 때

◆ Do you see any relations between smoking and lung cancer ?

 ◆ How does unemployment correlate with crime ? (어떤 상호관련이.....)

◆ What is the advantage of using this machine ?

 ◆ What would you say are its advantages and disadvantages ?

 ◆ How does it differ from that ?

 ◆ Is there any evidence that smoking will cause cancer ?

 ◆ Is there any statistical data concerning that matter ?

 ◆ Have you had the opportunity(time) to look into that matter ? (검토할 기회가...)

◆ How, in your opinion, can such things be stopped ?

 ◆ What is your position on the use of physical punishment on children? (당신의 입장은 무엇.....?)

◆ What do you think is the best way to stop it ?

 ◆ How long do you think it will be before they reach their goal ?

 ◆ Are you saying that the situation is still unclear ?

 ◆ Do you have any speculation about the current labor problems ? (의견, 추론)

◆ Am I correct in thinking that you also support the proposal ?

 ◆ Is that what you're suggesting ?

 

 8. 자기주장을 말할 때

 - 발표내용에 이견이 있거나, 반대 의견을 이야기 할때

 ◆ My comment concerns the newly proposed plan.

 ◆ My views is that his theory has no evidence.

 ◆ I have an impression that his proposal has no difference.

 ◆ It is my understanding that they have no interest in this matter. (제가 이해하기로는...)

◆ I regard the situation as serious. (저는 상황이 매우 심각하다고 봅니다)

◆ I'd like to place emphasis on the fact that no one is care about it.

 ◆ I believe very strongly that the current business recession would be over soon.

 ◆ It is perhaps a little premature for us to talk about it.

 ◆ I have a feeling that you are wrong.

 ◆ I disagree with Mr. Jung on that point.

 ◆ I'd like to support Mr. Kim's remarks.

 ◆ I'd like to make a comment in support of Mr. Kim's proposal.

 ◆ I strongly oppose that plan.

 ◆ I would speak in opposition to Mr. Kim's proposal.

 ◆ I'd like to raise an objection to his idea.

 

 9. 기타 사용되어지는 유용한 표현

◆ I would like to say a few words concerning the current situation in Korea

 ◆ If I understand you correctly, you said that ~

 ◆ I may have missed a point which you made.

 ◆ I didn't quite get the last point of your question.

 ◆ Let me first reply to the first question briefly.

 ◆ May I answer your second question first ?

 ◆ Does that answer your question ? (당신의 질문에 답이 되었습니까?)

◆ I cannot give you an answer that goes in the direction you would like.

 ◆ I have had very little experience with this matter.

 ◆ That's all I can say at the present.

 ◆ I can only provide a partial answer to that question. (부분적인 답변만 가능....)

◆ That would be one possible explanation.

 ◆ Dr. Lee would be a better person to answer that question since he is an expert in that field.

 ◆ Perhaps he is in a better position to tell us more about it.

 ◆ He is richly(poorly) experienced in this field.

 ◆ I don't know if I fully answered your question.

 ◆ I would like to make a comment on Mr. Choi's presentation.

 ◆ I hope this will help resolve the long standing problem.

 ◆ This is a matter of great urgency.

 ◆ What is important is that everyone could access to it easily.

 ◆ Necessary steps must be taken immediately.

 ◆ No doubt, there are many difficulties lying in the way of a solution to this problem. (물론, 이 문제 해결에는 많은 어려움이.....)

◆ These will demand of us much time and perseverance. (많은 시간과 인내가 필요....)

◆ This is the key issue. (이것이 핵심 쟁점......)

◆ This is precisely the point.

 ◆ But in practice, things just do not work that way. (그러나 현실은 꼭 그렇지만은 않습니다.)

◆ This is an exceptional case. (이것은 예외적인 사건입니다.)

◆ We can approach this problem from many directions. (이 문제를 우리는 여러 방향에서 접근해 볼 수 있습니다.)

◆ I think you are mistaken about that. (당신의 생각이 틀린 것 같습니다.)

◆ It is impossible to reach a solution without the cooperation of all.

 ◆ That is a good point. (좋은 지적입니다.)

◆ When all are ready, we shall call for a toast. (준비가 되는대로 건배를 하겠습니다.)

◆ I ask you to drink a toast to Mr. Chair. (의장을 위해 건배합시다.)

◆ I would like to propose the toast. (축배를 올리고 싶습니다.)

 

10. 유용한 문장 유형

◆ You might say …… (…라고 말할 수도 있습니다. )

◆ It may be that …… (……일지도 모릅니다. )

◆ I think I can say …… (……라고 할 수 있겠습니다.)

◆ I don't think I can say …… (……라고는 할 수 없습니다. )

◆ I may be mistaken[wrong], but I think that …… (제가 틀릴지도 모르지만 …… )

◆ If my memory serves me right …… (제 기억이 틀림없다면 …… )

◆ During your talk you said that ..... (당신의 말중에 .......)

◆ Needless to say......(말할 필요도 없이....)

◆ What I am going to suggest is (My suggestion is)....... (제가 제안하는 것은.......)

◆ It is my understanding (My understanding is )that...... (제가 이해하기로는......)

 

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