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- LINKEDIN · IMAGERecorded 17 Sept 2026
Tips for Handling #CustomerService 📞 in English. When speaking with clients on the phone, even small mistakes in #English 🇺🇸 can affect how professional and helpful you sound. Here are some common customer phrases, the literal responses often used by Spanish speakers without formal training, and the more professional way to respond: 1. Customer: “Can you help me with my account?” “Yes, tell me.” → Too direct, sounds impatient. Better: “Of course, I’ll be happy to help you. Can you give me your account number, please?” → Polite, structured, and reassuring. 2. Customer: “I was charged twice.” “Yes, I check right now.” → Broken grammar, may sound careless. Better: “I understand, let me check that for you right now.”→ Shows empathy and action. 3. Customer: “This service is not working.” “Yes, it’s broken right now.” → Blunt and unhelpful. Better: “I’m sorry to hear that. Let me see what’s happening with your service.” → Expresses empathy and willingness to solve. 4. Customer: “Can you repeat that, please?” “Yes, I said…” → May sound impatient or abrupt. Better: “Of course, let me explain that again for you.” → Patient, clear, and client-focused. 5. Customer: “I’m very upset with this problem.” “Yes, I understand, calm down.” → Sounds dismissive and rude. Better: “I completely understand your frustration. Let’s work together to solve this.” → Empathetic and solution-oriented. At Elite Language Academy, we prepare professionals 👨💼 to handle real world client interactions on calls, in meetings, or face-to-face, with clarity, confidence, and cultural empathy. 👉 Learn more about our professional English programs here: https://lnkd.in/eV6HrQVX
- LINKEDIN · IMAGERecorded 17 Sept 2026
Traveling to Latin America for work or leisure? #Orderingfood may seem simple, but the way you speak can make the difference between sounding polite or unintentionally rude. Here are 5 tips to keep your interactions smooth and respectful: 1. Don’t be too direct “Give me a coffee.” Sounds rude in Spanish. Better: “Could I please have a coffee?” ✅ “¿Me puede traer un café, por favor?” 2. Add gratitude. Only saying the order and waiting, It feels transactional. Better: Always close with “thank you.” ✅ “Muchas gracias” goes a long way. 3. Avoid snapping or calling loudly. Waving or shouting “Waiter!”, seen as disrespectful. Better: Use eye contact or say politely: ✅ “Disculpe” (Excuse me). 4. Be patient with timing. Complaining quickly: “Why is this taking so long?”. In some Latin cultures, meals are slower and social. Better: Ask politely. ✅ “¿Podría revisar mi orden, por favor?” 5. Clarify politely if you don’t understand “What? I don’t understand.” Sounds impatient or dismissive. Better: Show effort. ✅ “Lo siento, ¿podría repetirlo una vez más? At Elite Language Academy, we teach not only grammar and vocabulary but also the cultural nuances that make your communication shine in any country. Because language is more than words, it’s connection. Learn more about our Spanish programs: https://lnkd.in/eiiif_fV https://lnkd.in/gx5vk22T
- LINKEDIN · VIDEORecorded 17 Sept 2026
Impulsa la presencia global de tu empresa con el Programa Corporativo de Idiomas de Elite Language Academy. Nuestros programas personalizados de Inglés🇺🇸 de Negocios y Español🇪🇸 de Negocios están diseñados para adaptarse a las necesidades específicas de tu organización, ya sea una gran corporación internaconal o un equipo pequeño. ¿Por qué elegir ELA? ✅ Aprendizaje personalizado: Nuestro plan de estudios se adapta a diversos sectores, asegurando que los empleados adquieran habilidades lingüísticas directamente aplicables a sus funciones. ✅ Capacitación interactiva: Actividades dinámicas y simulaciones reales fomentan la participación activa, mejorando la comprensión y la retención del conocimiento. ✅ Instructores expertos: Nuestros profesionales cuentan con amplia experiencia en enseñanza de idiomas y formación corporativa, ofreciendo instrucción de alta calidad y conocimientos valiosos. Prepara a tu equipo con la competencia lingüística necesaria para desenvolverse con seguridad en nuevos mercados, impulsar el crecimiento del negocio y aprovechar oportunidades globales. Descubre cómo nuestros programas pueden fortalecer a tu equipo y ampliar tus horizontes. Visita nuestra web 👉 https://lnkd.in/e7uQRBjn Elite Language Academy Impulsa a tu equipo. Amplía tus horizontes.
- LINKEDIN · VIDEORecorded 17 Sept 2026
At Elite Language Academy, we help you certify your #English🇺🇸 and advance your academic or professional career in the U.S. Dr. Katya Pizarro shares how our in-person, online, or blended methodology supports your success. What makes our preparation different? ✓ Personalized approach ✓ Ongoing support ✓Flexible learning formats If you're looking for a comprehensive and personalized preparation for the #TOEFL, #IELTS, or #OET exams, we invite you to learn more about our programs 👉 https://lnkd.in/eH_RAzjS
- LINKEDIN · IMAGERecorded 17 Sept 2026
Elevate your company's global presence with Elite Language Academy's #CorporateLanguage Program. Our tailored courses in #BusinessEnglish🇺🇸 and #BusinessSpanish🇪🇸 are designed to meet your organization's unique needs, whether you're a large corporation or a small team. Why Choose ELA? Customized Learning: Our curriculum is tailored to various industries, ensuring employees acquire language skills directly applicable to their roles. Interactive Training: Engaging activities and real-life simulations foster active participation, enhancing comprehension and retention. Expert Instructors: Our seasoned professionals bring extensive experience in language teaching and corporate training, providing high-quality instruction and valuable insights. Equip your team with the linguistic proficiency to navigate new markets confidently, driving business growth and unlocking global opportunities. Discover how our programs can empower your team and expand your horizons. Visit our website 👉 https://lnkd.in/eGZqgkEN Elite Language Academy Empower Your Team, Expand Your Horizons.
- LINKEDIN · IMAGERecorded 17 Sept 2026
Navigating professional communication in a new language can be challenging 💫. If you're a #migrant professional working in an English-speaking environment 🇺🇸, crafting clear and effective emails 🙇🏻♂️ is crucial. However, certain common mistakes—often stemming from direct translations or #culturaldifferences — can lead to misunderstandings. Here are five common mistakes that migrants often make when drafting internal #WorkEmails in English 1. "I remain attentive to your comments." Correct: "Please let me know if you have any questions." Direct translations from Spanish can result in unnatural English phrases. It's better to use standard English expressions to convey availability. 2. "I have a compromise at 3 PM." Correct: "I have a commitment at 3 PM." In English, "compromise" refers to a mutual agreement or concession, not a scheduled obligation. The Spanish "compromiso" translates to "commitment." 3. "I will assist the meeting tomorrow." Correct: "I will attend the meeting tomorrow." In English, "assist" means to help, not to be present. This confusion arises from the Spanish "asistir," which means "to attend." 4. "The actual project is delayed." Correct: "The current project is delayed." In English, "actual" means "real" or "genuine," not "current." This is a false friend from Spanish, where "actual" translates to "current." 5. Subject: "URGENT: Meeting Agenda" Correct: Subject: "Meeting Agenda for Review" Overusing "urgent" can desensitize recipients and may lead to emails being marked as spam. Reserve "urgent" for truly time-sensitive matters. At Elite Language Academy, we offer tailored #BusinessEnglish programs to help you navigate workplace communication effectively. Visit https://lnkd.in/g8tJMmsj to learn more.
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Is ELA.language running LinkedIn ads?
We recorded no live LinkedIn ads for ELA.language on 9 Nov 2026.
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LinkedIn’s ad library lists 26 ads for ELA.language. We recorded 34 LinkedIn ads for ELA.language, first recorded on 17 Sept 2026 and last recorded on 17 Sept 2026.
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ELA.language’s Facebook page had no active ads in Meta’s Ad Library, last recorded on 20 Oct 2026.
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Yes. We recorded 21 Google ads for the domain elitelanguageacademy.org on 28 Oct 2026.
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