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Meetings · part 1 — joining in

Join a discussion and add your view.

議論に加わって、自分の見方を付け加えられるようになりましょう。

Key English phrases

Example conversation

A...so that's the plan for launch.

BI'd like to chime in here, if I may.

AOf course, go ahead.

BFrom my side, the date feels a little tight.

AThat's fair. Can I add something? We could start testing earlier.

BGood idea — that helps.

In context

Listen to someone joining a discussion. 'Sorry, I'd like to chime in here for a second. From my side, the plan looks strong, but the date feels a little tight. Can I add one thought? If we start testing earlier, we'll have more time. Just a quick comment — back to you.'

When to use it · practice

  1. A discussion is going and you have a view. Join in politely.
  2. You want to give your side. Share your perspective.
  3. You have a small point. Add it briefly.

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