Great! Here are some general English words and phrases that might be helpful when talking to clients:
1. Proposal – A formal plan or suggestion put forward for consideration. Example: “We sent the proposal for the new project yesterday.”
2. Timeline – A schedule showing the time frame for completing tasks. Example: “Can we confirm the timeline for this project?”
3. Budget – The amount of money allocated for a specific purpose. Example: “Is the budget finalized for this phase?”
4. Approval – Permission or agreement to proceed with something. Example: “We are waiting for your approval to start.”
5. Feedback – Comments or suggestions about work done. Example: “Please share your feedback on the design.”
6. Deadline – The latest time by which something must be completed. Example: “We need to finish this by the deadline.”
7. Scope – The range or extent of work to be done. Example: “Let’s review the scope of this project.”
8. Specifications (Specs) – Detailed instructions or requirements for work or materials. Example: “We need to follow the specifications carefully.”
9. Compliance – Meeting rules, standards, or expectations. Example: “Does this design comply with safety regulations?”
10. Inspection – Checking or reviewing work to ensure it meets standards. Example: “The inspection is scheduled for tomorrow.”
Do any of these words seem confusing? Let me know if you’d like examples or explanations for specific phrases!