Do you work in an office?
If you do, then you probably have read, and maybe even written, memos.
These are short, written office notes.
They’re usually formal.
And they’re usually used to give orders and updates to a group of employees or colleagues.
Here’s an example from Business Insider:
Paramount’s tech chief is leaving after 7 years. Read his final memo to employees.
But “memo” is an abbreviation.
Did you know that?
The original word is too long and not easy to say.
What it is?
I’ll tell you in today’s audio.
Plus…
Native speakers also like to say “I didn’t get the memo” as a joke.
What does that mean and when can you use it?
All that and more when you listen to today’s lesson.
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Mr. Vig
