外贸英语口语一本通

《外贸英语口语一本通》内容体现了以下三个突出特点：一是从实际出发，根据外贸业务员在日常活动中所需要运用英语口语的场合，如电话联络、接待客户来访、参加展会等，按活动步骤叙述英语口语的实用表达法，如接待客户来访包括：一、准备工作二、迎接外国客户（入境、过关、送往旅馆、宴会招待）三、商务服务（货币兑换、邮电、购物、餐饮等） 四、交易谈判五、参观工厂、公司六、特别活动（舞会、联谊会、周年纪念会等） 七、旅游购物。等等。二是运用实际案例，形象展示口语对话，使读者身临其境，轻松记住一些各个场合需要运用的句子。三是搜集了大量国际商务交往方面的小知识点，提示读者注意口语对话中的关键事项和各国文化差异。
书尾根据实际需要添加一些附录。比如中餐宴会中常常要介绍的菜名翻译，一些常用商务英语词汇等等。
本书内容体现了以下三个突出特点：一是从实际出发，根据外贸业务员在日常活动中所需要运用英语口语的场合，如电话联络、接待客户来访、参加展会等，按活动步骤叙述英语口语的实用表达法，如接待客户来访包括：一、准备工作二、迎接外国客户（入境、过关、送往旅馆、宴会招待）三、商务服务（货币兑换、邮电、购物、餐饮等） 四、交易谈判五、参观工厂、公司六、特别活动（舞会、联谊会、周年纪念会等） 七、旅游购物。等等。二是运用实际案例，形象展示口语对话，使读者身临其境，轻松记住一些各个场合需要运用的句子。三是搜集了大量国际商务交往方面的小知识点，提示读者注意口语对话中的关键事项和各国文化差异。
　 书尾根据实际需要添加一些附录。比如中餐宴会中常常要介绍的菜名翻译，一些常用商务英语词汇等等。
　 本书贴近实际，浅显易懂，是外贸业务员进行英语口语接洽的实务书。

Part One Preparatory Work
Unit 1Establishing Relationship
Unit 2On Agenda
Unit 3Making Reservation
Unit 4Booking Tickets
Part 2 Business Activities

WELCOMING
Unit 5Through the Customs
Unit 6 On the Way to the Hotel
Unit 7 Check-in and Check-out
Unit 8Reception Banquet

BUSINESS CONVERSATION
Unit 9Inquiry and Reply
Unit 10Offers and Counter Offers
Unit 11A Visit to A Plant
Unit 12Negotiation on Price
Unit 13Ordering
Unit 14Payment
Unit 15Insurance
Unit 16
Packing
Unit 17
Shipment
Unit 18
Claim
Unit 19
Sales Promotion
Unit 20
Agency
Commercial Service
Unit 21
At the Bank
Unit 22
In the Post Office
Unit 23
Going Shopping
Unit 24
In a Restaurant
Unit 25
At an Exhibition
Unit 26
Making Preparations
Unit 27
In the Scenery Spot
Unit 28
After Sightseeing

Appendix
Appendix 1
Expressions in English and Chinese General Commercial
Appendix 2
English for Typical Chinese Cuisine
Reference

8.5 SUPPUMENTARY TIPS
Humor and Wit
Humor
Most of us wouldn't risk an international relationship by trying out a little of our own home-brewed humor. This is a pity, because humor is the most effective social cement known to mankind. This isn't a question of learning English jokes off by heart and then trying them out. It's one of courage and social confidence. And there are numerous ways to ensure you don't fall foul of cultural misunderstandings in the process. You can, for instance, protect yourself afterwards with the phrase "Just kidding".
Then, of course, there's always the strategy of selling your wit as made in Germany: “That's German humor for you.” Say this with a quiet smile on your face and your listeners will think they are being given insider ac-cess to a culturally unique society. Another trick is to continue what you are saying afterwards with the disclaimer "But seriously". Remember there is enormous peer pressure on "getting" jokes, so leverage this for all it's worth. So when they stare back blankly in response to your most hi-larious gag, look pityingly on them with the follow-up: "Don't get it?"
Humor is, after all, one of your most strategic communication forms when it comes to conflict and bad news. Risking it in e-mails is a little trickier, and will require plenty of smiles and quotations marks. Running jokes and insider jokes also create cozy subcultures which needn't be lim-ited to monotingual speakers. So introduce others: "That's just my senseof humor. You'll get used to it. " In other words, welcome to the club.