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English effortlessly. English for engineers. That's our topic. English for

engineers. What kind of English training, studying, practicing, learning, do

engineers need. And I'll be discussing a little bit of this book. This is Cambridge

English for engineering, professional English. And it comes with a little CD.

Seems decent, seems pretty decent. They've got, you know, Cambridge English for

nursing, I'm sure they've got ones for other, you know, specific areas as well. But

this is an important question because there's certain jobs, certain professions

that need English for international work. Engineering is a very common one because

in engineering, there are a lot, a lot, a lot of international projects. You know,

for example, I just remember traveling in Thailand, for example, and just walking

around Bangkok and they're building everywhere in Bangkok. And so many of the

projects, right, the skyscrapers, the big buildings, bridges, whatever they're

making, would be like a, it's called a joint venture, but it's basically, there

will be a Thai company and then a foreign company working together to make the

building or make the bridge or the railroad, whatever. So often it was a Japanese

company, perhaps a Chinese company, right, maybe an American company or a German

company or whatever, right. So here's the point. So those Thai engineers working,

right, in the Thai half of the project, right, the Thai company, they're working

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