The English you actually use at work, practised out loud
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Try it now: introduce yourself in a first meeting
Introduce yourself and your role, as if this were the first few seconds of a meeting with a new client or team.
Press record, answer out loud, then press again.
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Eight workplace settings, each with its own phrase bank
Business English for meetings
The phrases that carry a meeting: opening it, updating the room, disagreeing without derailing it, and closing with real next steps.
Business English for presentations
The signposting phrases that carry an audience through a talk, plus a 60-word passage to check your pace before the real thing.
Public speaking in English
Pace, pauses, and stress — the three things you can actually control under nerves, practised on a real 60-word passage.
Business English for client calls
Opening warmly, checking understanding, handling a bad connection, and closing with a next step both sides agree on.
Business English for sales calls
Opening naturally, asking real questions, handling objections calmly, and closing by asking directly for what's next.
Business English for customer service
Acknowledging frustration first, explaining plainly, saying no gracefully, and closing so the customer feels resolved.
English for work
The everyday phrases: quick updates, asking for help, giving and receiving feedback, and the small talk that opens most conversations.
Workplace English
Introducing yourself, reading the room's formality, handling a misunderstanding gracefully, and sounding professional in informal moments.
What the browser extension does in a live call
Meeting recap, in Meet, Zoom and Teams
The sayit browser extension can sit through a call and hand you a recap afterward: pace, filler count, talk time, and the specific phrases worth drilling. It doesn’t coach you live during the call — the recap comes after. See the extension page for the complete, honest list of what it does.Straight answers
What exactly is 'Business English'?
The English used specifically in workplace settings — meetings, presentations, calls, negotiating, and everyday exchanges with colleagues — as distinct from general conversational English. The phrases and tone that work in a meeting often don't work the same way at a dinner table, and vice versa.
Does sayit work as a Business English tutor?
It's a practice recorder, not a live tutor: you speak a real business phrase or prompt, and it reports your pace, filler words, pauses, and per-sound pronunciation against the target — the same depth of feedback on every page of the site, applied to workplace English specifically.
Can I practise for a specific meeting or a call I have coming up?
Yes — read mode lets you practise your own lines (an opening, a close, an answer to an expected objection) exactly as you plan to say them, not just the built-in prompts.
Does the browser extension help during real meetings?
In Google Meet, Zoom, and Teams it can sit through a call and hand you a recap afterward — pace, filler count, talk time, and specific phrases worth drilling. See the extension page for exactly what it does; that page is the full, honest list of its features.
Practise the phrase you actually need this week
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