In the first lesson, you'll learn the starting point of small talk, “saying hello.”

However, you know “Hi, how are you?” “Thank you Amphine, NU?” It's not the same formal greeting,

Sounds really natural Local HR LawI'm going to deal with it.

We'll work together to practice small differences that change tone, intonation, and temperature of conversation.

In this lesson, the basic ingredients of Small Talk verbsI'm going to take a completely new look at it.

If you've only learned “eat = eat” and “see = watch,”

This time, the words real people use in everyday life

For example, grab coffee, scroll through my phone, etc.

You'll feel the texture of English in a new way.

In the third and fourth lessons, I finally learned “how to unravel a story in English.”

Until now, how to solve slices deliciously in English,

You've probably never learned it anywhere else.

Instead of listing words, it lays out a background, adds episodes, and leads to reactions

The real flow of conversation with small talk craftsman Dae Sam systemically You'll learn it.

In the fifth lesson, you'll learn “hedging (hedging),” one of the core skills of English conversation.

“Don't be straightforward, but don't be rude”

It's a way to express one's thoughts.

Nuance adjustments, which are essential when sharing opinions in English,

Dae Sam will break it down one by one and tell you the example sentences himself.

The final lesson covers the most frequent topic on Smalltalk, “likes and dislikes.”

“What are you into?” Like, it's not just an expression in a textbook,

Expressions that people who actually speak English like to use

You'll learn how to continue naturally, “why I like it” and “why it's not good.”

Let's fill the end of the course with your own real “English for taste.”

I'm not afraid of small talk anymore. Practical English conversation for both Warhol and business.