English that textbooks skip, decisions we made and unmade, and the occasional phrase that is stranger than it looks.
American and British business English don't just differ in spelling. They differ in directness, feedback style, and what "that's interesting" actually means. A practical guide for anyone working across both.
Read the postGrammatically correct English and natural-sounding English are not the same skill. Here's why fluent, accurate speakers still get told they sound like a textbook, and what actually closes the gap.
Read the post"Let's table this" means discuss it now in the UK and stop discussing it in the US. A plain-English guide to the business idioms that quietly cause the most confusion in meetings, and what to say instead.
Read the postA phrasal verb is a verb plus a small word (up, out, off, on) that changes its meaning entirely. Here's what they are, why they're harder than grammar, and why fluent speakers lean on them constantly.
Read the postMost people who use Phrasely can already speak English. The problem starts after that.
Read the postEarly members get founding pricing and a say in what we build next.