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AEE 1944: New or No Longer? Business English Slang with Slangman David Burke from VOA

Are you using outdated slang expressions? It’s vital that you are aware of which English expressions have gone out of style. In today’s episode, David Burke, Los Angeles-based star of Voice of America joins us. He shares some business English slang words that are being phased out. He also shares details about some that are...

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