의료관광: Business Venture I Professor Hwang Medical Administration Youngsan University mjhwang@ysu.ac.kr Prof.ysu.ac.kr/mjhwang

Review: Unit 1. First Meetings Greetings - Good morning./ Good afternoon./ Good evening./ Hello / How are you? - How do you do/ Glad to meet you./ Pleased to meet you./ Nice to meet you. Personal Information I’m . I’m from . I live in . I work for / I’m with . I’m a/an . Simple Questions - 고향: Where are you from? - 사는 곳: Where do you live? - 직장: What company do you work for?/ Who are you with? - 직업/업무: What do you do? Phone Numbers 651-387-2424 : six-five-one, three-eight-seven, two-four-two-four (twenty four-twenty four)

Unit 2. You and Your Company ** 직무에 대해 대화하기 A: What do you do? B: I’m an office clerk. I do the photocopying and answer the telephone. How about you? A: I’m a web-site manager. I design web pages. 직장 묻기 What company do you work for? Where do you work? --- I work for Samsung. What company does she work for? Where does she work? --- She works for Samsung. 회사 활동 What does your company do? (1) Provide : for service      ex. Citibank provides banking and investment services. (2) Produce : for goods      ex. Adidas produces sporting goods. (3) Develop : for goods      ex. Daewoo develops cars. (4) Sell : for goods      ex. McDonald’s sells fast food.

Unit 2. You and Your Company Occupations marketing manager (마케팅 매니저) secretary (비서) sales representative (외판원, 판매원) personal assistant (개인비서) office clerk (사무원) Job-related activities organize (조직, 운영하다) demonstrate (시연하다) plan (계획하다) answer telephone (전화 받다) visit (방문하다) photocopy (복사하다) manage (관리하다) check (확인하다) Department customer service sales R&D (Resource & Development) human resources personnel marketing

Culture File - Socializing Unit 2. You and Your Company Reading Numbers 13 vs. 30  (1) Thirteen, fourteen, fifteen…..nineteen 등은 장모음 ee에 강세가 온다. (2) Thirty, forty, fifty……ninety 등은 첫 음절에 강세가 온다. Culture File - Socializing In many Western countries, ‘OK’ topics might include the weather, travel, hobbies and interests, and sports, ‘not OK’ topics would be politics, religion, and money.