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60 respostas para “Maratona Business English 2025 – Class 01”
Hi, my name is Paula Amaral, I am a Sales Manager in a beverage importer.
I would like to improve my Business English skills, specially in negotiations.
Hii!! My name is Ana, I’m from Manaus, Amazonas. I’m a psychologist but I work as an analyst of recruitment and selection in a large company of Human Resources. I would like to improve my business English especially at some points to this area.
I’ m from Brazil, and a Live in Salvador/Bahia.
I work in finance and account.
I need to improve my English Business, because it’s very important in financial report and all Business.
I’m forward to see you as soon as.
I’ll be there.
Thanks.
Sileide
Hi, there!
My name is Luiz, I’m from São Paulo, SP.
I’m a procuriment analyst in the Food industry in São Paulo.
My daily work doesn’t usually involve using English. However, I’m highly motivated to unlock better career opportunities, and I’m really hoping this event will help me expand my bussiness vocabulary and communicate with more confidence.
Thank you!
Hi Ho Mien Mien. I’m Miriane from Ribeirão Preto-SP. I’m biologist, actually R&D leader of the Diagnostics Laboratory. Business English Marathon 2025 can contribute a lot to me, especially considering my professional context as R&D leader at Onkos, where there is contact with international projects, submission of scientific articles, communication with funding agencies and, possibly, with foreign partners.
Nice to meet you and welcome, Miriane.
Wow, your job sounds quite interesting and important! Congratulations.
I’m sure the Business English Marathon will help you a lot.
Hi Ho Mien Mien,
Nice to meet you!
I´m Alessandra and I´m from São Paulo.
I´m a financial director of an education´s start up company . We have a digital self-knowledge plataform of softskills competences. First, you fill out a form and our platform makes a request showing you whether you are in a certain skill family and drives you to videos class for self-development.
hi! I’m Carla and I’m an English teacher. I love these classes cos I learn a lot and I can refer my students to you guys!!!
Looking forward to watching the videos!!
Hello everyone,
I’m André Miguel, speaking from Angola.
I work in accounting and currently hold the position of financial technician.
I hope to learn a lot during this marathon with teacher hi ho mien mine . See you on Monday, May 19th!
Hi everyone! My name is Camila. I’m from Curitiba, but I’ve been living in Lisbon where I’m looking for a new job like a Procurement. Here, 99% of job opportunities require English, so I hope to improve my English professionally.
Hi, my name is Carolina. I’m from São Paulo, and I’m going to start an internship at an international company next month.
I would like to learn some corporate vocabulary to be prepared for my future meetings.
Thank you so much for this project — it’s exactly what I was looking for.
Hello! My name is Ana Maria, I am from São Paulo and I work with Tourism. Daily, I am in contact with people from different parts of the globe.
My main goal is improve my English professionally and be more prepared for new opportunities in the trade.
Hi! I’m Luciane I’m from Curitiba.
I’m Chief of Production Manufacturing responsible for Inbound Logistics, test Banks and Central Flows. I need to improve my Business English and learn more about my skills, I’m very interested and trusting and confident with this course!
Hello Everyone
I’m Renata Leite and I’m working in Product development in Mexico City. I need improve my english with corporate vocabulary to participate in meetings and negociations.
Thanks for this iniciative!!
Hi there, Im Ana Mel, from Sorocaba-São Paulo, I have 21 years and I want to improve my professional english so I can experience international meetings, international opportunities, travel for business to another countries in the world and of course, grow in my job. It seems super accurate to what I need at the moment.
Hello there, I’m Janaina from Balneário Camboriú-SC . I’m work in a freight forwarding and have a goal to live abroad soon. That’s why I need to improve my English.
Thanks a lot for your support teacher Ho.
Hello, everyone!
My name is Diogo, I am from Queluz-SP, it is a small city near Aparecida do Norte. Nowadays I live in Bauru-SP. I moved here because of my job. I accepted a better offer. I work as a planning engineer. I plan infractruture, housing and road construction projects. I want to improve my English to have new opportunities.
That’s great, I’m glad to see that you landed a better job opportunity.
I’m so happy to see you here, preparing for your future and for even better opportunities. Congratulations, you’re a winner.
Hi!
My name is Andrea! I’m civil engineer. I’ve been working with stress analysis for big aeronautical companies. More than 24 years if experience and interested in improving my spoken English and also networking.
Glad tô be here!
See you soon.
Best regards,
Andrea
Hi, my name is Camila. I’m the Controlling Manager at a multinational company located in the countryside of São Paulo, near Ribeirão Preto. This is American, and my manager is based in the United States. I’m working on improving my English because I need to communicate more effectively in our meetings and day-to-day work.
I’m Iolanda, a Brazilian professional with a background in Business Administration and experience in digital products, customer engagement, and growth strategy. Over the past few years, I’ve worked in tech companies and financial institutions in Brazil, and now I’m starting a new chapter in the Netherlands.
English has always been part of my life, I studied it in school, used it occasionally at work, and more recently, I’ve been more intentional about improving it. Since moving to Europe, I’ve realized how important it is to feel confident communicating in English, not just for work, but also for everyday life.
My biggest challenges are speaking naturally in meetings and expressing complex ideas without overthinking. My goal is to feel more fluent and comfortable in international work environments, especially in roles related to product and customer experience. I’m also preparing for the TOEFL, aiming to score at least 80 points.
Just a quick note: I’m currently living in the Netherlands, so I’ll be watching the class replays a day later because of the time difference (it’s +5 hours here). Still, I’m very excited to learn with all of you and make the most of this opportunity!
Nice to meet you and welcome, Iolanda!
That’s great. Where in the Netherlands? I have some students there as well.
It’s indeed super important to be able to communicate well in English in Europe.
I’m glad you’re here. My teachings will definitely help you overcome these challenges. Please share your thoughts after watching the classes.
Hello, everyone!
My name is André Menezes. I am 25 years old, and I am a finance analyst.
i have 7 years of finance area experience, with a proficiency in Tax area, Treasury and accountability.
I finished my business administration bachelor’s last year, and now I am doing postgraduate studies in business controller and finance!
I am here to improve my business English skills to grow up in a few years and stay prepared for new challenges!
Nice to meet you and welcome, André!
Wow, so young and so experienced. Congratulations.
It’s great to see your dedication towards improving your Business English, it’s a huge advantage in your area. Let me know what you’ve learned from class 1.
Hello, André!
Champion pode ser verbo ou substantivo.
Quando ele é um verbo, deve ser conjugado.
Então se for nas terceiras pessoas do singular no tempo presente, vira champions.
Lembra que acrescenta o S nesses casos?
Como em: he develops, she works, Brian speaks, Jessica leads, it means…
Mas se for outras pessoas, continua champion.
E quando é substantivo, pode ser no singular ou no plural. Dependendo o que você for falar.
Got it?
hehehehe olha como foi bom você assistir a aula 1.
Assim se te perguntarem de pitfall numa entrevista de emprego em inglês, você já vai saber o que significa e conseguir responder.
Hi Ho! I am watching the 05/19 class
from California. I work in the education industry or segment as a Community worker and one would think the use of these words could not usefull.. Wrong!:Super useful including to understand the news. Thank you!
60 respostas para “Maratona Business English 2025 – Class 01”
Hi, my name is Paula Amaral, I am a Sales Manager in a beverage importer.
I would like to improve my Business English skills, specially in negotiations.
Thank you for this event.
Hello, Paula!
Nice to meet you and welcome to the event.
Interesting, what types of beverages do you import?
Excellent, I will teach a lot of content that can be used in negotiations.
See you soon, Ho
I am Marcos from Fortaleza and I work in the Audit area.
This is exactly the kind of class that I was looking for.
I need to improve my English to become a partner in my company.
Nice to meet you and welcome, Marcos!
Wow, this is great. I’m happy to know that this is exactly the kind of class you were looking for. I’m sure you’ll love it and learn a lot.
See you soon, Ho
Hii!! My name is Ana, I’m from Manaus, Amazonas. I’m a psychologist but I work as an analyst of recruitment and selection in a large company of Human Resources. I would like to improve my business English especially at some points to this area.
Nice to meet you and welcome, Ana!
I’m glad you’re here. Business English is indeed an important skill for HR professionals.
See you soon, Ho
I’ m from Brazil, and a Live in Salvador/Bahia.
I work in finance and account.
I need to improve my English Business, because it’s very important in financial report and all Business.
I’m forward to see you as soon as.
I’ll be there.
Thanks.
Sileide
Nice to meet you and welcome to the marathon, Sileide!
You’re right. And Business English is a huge differentiator for finance and accounting professionals.
See you tomorrow, Ho
I am based in Gru – São Paulo. I am in charge of a chemical cosmetics industry , and this kind of improvement is a “must” nowadays.
Hope to see you soon !!!
Nice to meet you and welcome, Paulo!
Absolutely, Business English skills are essential nowadays.
See you soon, Ho
Hi, there!
My name is Luiz, I’m from São Paulo, SP.
I’m a procuriment analyst in the Food industry in São Paulo.
My daily work doesn’t usually involve using English. However, I’m highly motivated to unlock better career opportunities, and I’m really hoping this event will help me expand my bussiness vocabulary and communicate with more confidence.
Thank you!
Nice to meet you and welcome, Luiz.
You’re absolutely right. Business English skills will help you unlock better career opportunities. Congratulations on your attitude!!
See you soon, Ho
Hi, Ho Mien Mien!
Thank you and see you at the Bussiness English Marathon!
See you, Luiz 🙂
Hi Ho Mien Mien. I’m Miriane from Ribeirão Preto-SP. I’m biologist, actually R&D leader of the Diagnostics Laboratory. Business English Marathon 2025 can contribute a lot to me, especially considering my professional context as R&D leader at Onkos, where there is contact with international projects, submission of scientific articles, communication with funding agencies and, possibly, with foreign partners.
Nice to meet you and welcome, Miriane.
Wow, your job sounds quite interesting and important! Congratulations.
I’m sure the Business English Marathon will help you a lot.
See you next week,
Ho
Hi Ho Mien Mien,
Nice to meet you!
I´m Alessandra and I´m from São Paulo.
I´m a financial director of an education´s start up company . We have a digital self-knowledge plataform of softskills competences. First, you fill out a form and our platform makes a request showing you whether you are in a certain skill family and drives you to videos class for self-development.
Nice to meet you and welcome, Alessandra!
Wow, your platform sounds super interesting. What’s it called?
hi! I’m Carla and I’m an English teacher. I love these classes cos I learn a lot and I can refer my students to you guys!!!
Looking forward to watching the videos!!
Hello everyone,
I’m André Miguel, speaking from Angola.
I work in accounting and currently hold the position of financial technician.
I hope to learn a lot during this marathon with teacher hi ho mien mine . See you on Monday, May 19th!
Nice to meet you and welcome, André Miguel!
See you tomorrow, Ho
Nice to meet you and welcome, Carla!
I’m glad to know you like our classes. <3
See you tomorrow, Ho
Hi everyone! My name is Camila. I’m from Curitiba, but I’ve been living in Lisbon where I’m looking for a new job like a Procurement. Here, 99% of job opportunities require English, so I hope to improve my English professionally.
Nice to meet you and welcome, Camila!
Oh, nice. Lisbon is a lovely city.
It’s interesting to know that the job market in Portugal is similar to Brazil regarding the requirement of English.
See you tomorrow, Ho
Hi, my name is Carolina. I’m from São Paulo, and I’m going to start an internship at an international company next month.
I would like to learn some corporate vocabulary to be prepared for my future meetings.
Thank you so much for this project — it’s exactly what I was looking for.
Nice to meet you and welcome, Carolina.
Wow, that’s great. Congratulations!!
I’m sure you’ll learn A LOT of useful vocabulary and expressions for your new job.
See you tomorrow, Ho
Hello! My name is Ana Maria, I am from São Paulo and I work with Tourism. Daily, I am in contact with people from different parts of the globe.
My main goal is improve my English professionally and be more prepared for new opportunities in the trade.
Nice to meet you and welcome, Ana Maria.
Working in tourism must be fun!
And I’m glad to see that you’re preparing for new opportunities.
See you tomorrow, Ho
Hi! I’m Luciane I’m from Curitiba.
I’m Chief of Production Manufacturing responsible for Inbound Logistics, test Banks and Central Flows. I need to improve my Business English and learn more about my skills, I’m very interested and trusting and confident with this course!
Nice to meet you and welcome, Luciane.
Wow, your job sounds exciting and challenging!
I’m sure you’ll learn a lot of useful and relevant content that you can use at work.
See you tomorrow, Ho
Hello Everyone
I’m Renata Leite and I’m working in Product development in Mexico City. I need improve my english with corporate vocabulary to participate in meetings and negociations.
Thanks for this iniciative!!
Nice to meet you and welcome, Renata!
That’s nice. Mexico City is a lovely city. I spent 2 months there last year and it was lovely.
Excellent, you came to the right place. You’ll definitely learn a lot of useful vocabulary for meetings and negotiations.
See you tomorrow, Ho
Hi there, Im Ana Mel, from Sorocaba-São Paulo, I have 21 years and I want to improve my professional english so I can experience international meetings, international opportunities, travel for business to another countries in the world and of course, grow in my job. It seems super accurate to what I need at the moment.
Nice to meet you and welcome, Ana Mel.
This is excellent. I love to see your great attitude and interest towards learning Business English. I’m sure you’ll learn a lot.
See you tomorrow, Ho
Hello there, I’m Janaina from Balneário Camboriú-SC . I’m work in a freight forwarding and have a goal to live abroad soon. That’s why I need to improve my English.
Thanks a lot for your support teacher Ho.
Nice to meet you and welcome, Janaina.
That’s nice. Living abroad is an amazing experience and I highly recommend it to everyone. Does your company offer this kind of opportunity?
I’m sure you’ll learn valuable lessons in the next 3 days that will help you reach your goal.
See you tomorrow, Ho
Hello, everyone!
My name is Diogo, I am from Queluz-SP, it is a small city near Aparecida do Norte. Nowadays I live in Bauru-SP. I moved here because of my job. I accepted a better offer. I work as a planning engineer. I plan infractruture, housing and road construction projects. I want to improve my English to have new opportunities.
Nice to meet you and welcome, Diogo!
That’s great, I’m glad to see that you landed a better job opportunity.
I’m so happy to see you here, preparing for your future and for even better opportunities. Congratulations, you’re a winner.
See you tomorrow, Ho
Hi!
My name is Andrea! I’m civil engineer. I’ve been working with stress analysis for big aeronautical companies. More than 24 years if experience and interested in improving my spoken English and also networking.
Glad tô be here!
See you soon.
Best regards,
Andrea
Nice to meet you and welcome, Andrea!
Wow, your job sounds super interesting and challenging. Congratulations.
I’m glad that you’re here, looking to improve your Business English skills.
See you tomorrow, Ho
Hi, my name is Camila. I’m the Controlling Manager at a multinational company located in the countryside of São Paulo, near Ribeirão Preto. This is American, and my manager is based in the United States. I’m working on improving my English because I need to communicate more effectively in our meetings and day-to-day work.
Nice to meet you and welcome, Camila!
Excellent, you’re in the right place to improve your Business English skills.
See you later,
Ho
Hi,
I’m Iolanda, a Brazilian professional with a background in Business Administration and experience in digital products, customer engagement, and growth strategy. Over the past few years, I’ve worked in tech companies and financial institutions in Brazil, and now I’m starting a new chapter in the Netherlands.
English has always been part of my life, I studied it in school, used it occasionally at work, and more recently, I’ve been more intentional about improving it. Since moving to Europe, I’ve realized how important it is to feel confident communicating in English, not just for work, but also for everyday life.
My biggest challenges are speaking naturally in meetings and expressing complex ideas without overthinking. My goal is to feel more fluent and comfortable in international work environments, especially in roles related to product and customer experience. I’m also preparing for the TOEFL, aiming to score at least 80 points.
Just a quick note: I’m currently living in the Netherlands, so I’ll be watching the class replays a day later because of the time difference (it’s +5 hours here). Still, I’m very excited to learn with all of you and make the most of this opportunity!
Nice to meet you and welcome, Iolanda!
That’s great. Where in the Netherlands? I have some students there as well.
It’s indeed super important to be able to communicate well in English in Europe.
I’m glad you’re here. My teachings will definitely help you overcome these challenges. Please share your thoughts after watching the classes.
Looking forward to hearing from you,
Ho
Hello, everyone!
My name is André Menezes. I am 25 years old, and I am a finance analyst.
i have 7 years of finance area experience, with a proficiency in Tax area, Treasury and accountability.
I finished my business administration bachelor’s last year, and now I am doing postgraduate studies in business controller and finance!
I am here to improve my business English skills to grow up in a few years and stay prepared for new challenges!
Nice to meet you and welcome, André!
Wow, so young and so experienced. Congratulations.
It’s great to see your dedication towards improving your Business English, it’s a huge advantage in your area. Let me know what you’ve learned from class 1.
Cheers, Ho
Champions é o verbo; Champion é o substantivo que executa o verbo?
Hello, André!
Champion pode ser verbo ou substantivo.
Quando ele é um verbo, deve ser conjugado.
Então se for nas terceiras pessoas do singular no tempo presente, vira champions.
Lembra que acrescenta o S nesses casos?
Como em: he develops, she works, Brian speaks, Jessica leads, it means…
Mas se for outras pessoas, continua champion.
E quando é substantivo, pode ser no singular ou no plural. Dependendo o que você for falar.
Got it?
Pitfall para mim era um jogo antigo do atari…
hehehehe olha como foi bom você assistir a aula 1.
Assim se te perguntarem de pitfall numa entrevista de emprego em inglês, você já vai saber o que significa e conseguir responder.
The Brazil is very tax, because you haverá in analisy before to install The company
Hello, Tati!
I’m glad to see that you’re practicing your English skills.
Here’s the correction:
There are many taxes in Brazil. Because of this, you must analyse carefully before establishing a company here.
Keep it up, Ho
Hi there, I´m from Portugal, i´ve to go sleep because here is to late, i’m so sorry, but i’ll watch later.
Many thanks
Sure, Adriano!!
Watch it later and post your comments here.
Hi I’m Edson from São Paulo.
Thanks for the Class
Hello, Edson!
You’re welcome.
What did you like the most about this class? Did you learn anything new?
Tell me. 🙂
cheers, Ho
Hi Ho! I am watching the 05/19 class
from California. I work in the education industry or segment as a Community worker and one would think the use of these words could not usefull.. Wrong!:Super useful including to understand the news. Thank you!
Hello, Jana!
Wow, it’s great to know that you’re watching from California.
I’m super happy that you find this class useful.
Come back for classes 2 and 3.
Cheers, Ho
Hello, Ho!
Congrats! My english study history is the same as you telling in the video
Thank you, Taciana!
hehehe, welcome to the club 🙂