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1. I’m on board with that.
- Meaning: To agree or express support for a suggestion or idea.
- Somali: Waan kugu raacsanahay arrintaas / Waan taageersanahay.
- Example: We’re on board with the new strategy for increasing sales.
2. Are we on the same page?
- Meaning: To confirm that everyone has the same understanding or viewpoint.
- Somali: Ma isku si baan u fahamnay? / Ma isku aragti baa nahay?
- Example: After our discussion, it seems like we’re on the same page regarding the project timeline.
3. What are your thoughts on this?
- Meaning: To request someone’s opinion or feedback.
- Somali: Maxay tahay aragtidaada ku aadan arrintan?
- Example: So what are your thoughts on the new marketing strategy?
4. I’m all ears!
- Meaning: To express your openness and willingness to listen.
- Somali: Waan ku dhagaysanayaa (Si buuxda ayaan diyaar ugu ahay inaan ku maqlo).
- Example: If you have any suggestions for improving Waxkabaro Academy, I’m all ears!
5. I beg to differ.
- Meaning: To disagree with someone’s opinion politely.
- Somali: Waan kaa aragti duwanahay (Si xushmad leh ugu diidid).
- Example: I beg to differ. The plan was great. It was our execution that failed.
Business English Series: Lesson 1 💼 Start Quiz
Test your understanding of professional communication idioms.
1. Ahmed says, “I have a great idea for our new website design.” How do you tell him you are ready and excited to listen?
2. Before we end this meeting, I want to make sure everyone understands the new rules. ________?
3. “The manager thinks we should cancel the project, but ________. I think we just need more time.”
4. “We want to start offering morning classes for students. ________?”
5. “I think moving to a larger office is a great financial decision. ________.”