GREETING AND INTRODUCTION IN ENGLISH MATERIAL
- 2. Kemampuan Akhir Mahasiswa (Sub CPMK-1) : Menggunakan ungkapan pertemuan/sapaan dan perpisahan Indikator Capaian : 1. Mahasiswa memahami dasar-dasar tata bahasa inggris dalam percakapan. 2. Mahasiswa memahami cara menggunakan tata bahasa Inggris dalam percakapan sehari-hari. 3. Mahasiswa dapat mempraktekannya dalam komunikasi sehari-hari
- 3. Look at the pictures. What do you think the people are saying?
- 4. TABLE OF CONTENTS GREETING PARTING INTRODUCING OTHERS INTRODUCING ONESELF 01 02 03 04
- 5. GREETING 01
- 6. —Hungarian Proverb “The way you greet someone determine how he will welcome you.”
- 7. How to greet people? https://www.menti.com/6r7qrrfeew
- 9. Formal/Business Informal Formal Greetings Formal Responses Informal Greetings Informal Responses Good morning Good morning Hey/ Hi Hey/ Hi Good afternoon Good afternoon How are you doing? Fine, thanks and you? Great, thanks Not too bad, thanks.Very well and you? Good evening Good evening How have you been? Hello Hello How things going? How do you do? (for very formal situation) Very well, thank you. How do you do? What’s up? What’snew? What’s going on? How are you? I’m fine, thank you How’s your day? How’s your daygoing? It’s nice to meet you/ I’m glad/happy/pleased to meet/see you (while meeting someone forthe first time) Pleasure is mine,thank you. Long time no see/ It’sbeen a while (when you haven’t seen someone for long time) Yeah, same to you Good to see you/nice to see you (when youhaven’t seen someone in a while) Yeah,thanks. Same to you , Thanks Any other? Any other?
- 10. When greeting someone whose name you have forgotten, you can say one of the following to acknowledge this. I’m sorry, but I’ve forgotten your name. My apologies. Can you tell me your name again? Can you please let me know your name again?
- 11. For people you know well, it’s common to use the word “guys” in greeting. Example: Hi, guys! How are you guys doing? See you guys later. Even though a guy means “a man”, when the word is said informally in the plural, it can refer to people of either gender.
- 12. CULTURAL NOTE In many English-speaking countries, it’s common to shake hands when greeting someone. You communicate a lot about yourself when you shake hands. Try not to make it too strong or too weak, too long or too quick. Shake hands firmly and confidently.
- 13. Some greetings have taken on a different meaning from their literal meaning, for example, it’s common for chinese people to greet each other by saying, “have you eaten yet?” in chinese. This is a general greeting which means, “how are you?” and does not necessarily refer to whether or not a person actually has eaten lately.
- 14. Good bye/ Bye/ See you later/ See you soon. I must go now. I (really) must be going. I must be off. I’m afraid I’ve got to go. It’s getting (very/ rather) late. I’ll miss my train. They’re calling my flight. I’ve got some things to prepare for … . I’ve got a lot to do this afternoon. I want to get away before the traffic gets too bad. I’ve enjoyed talking to you. It’s been (most) interesting talking to you. It’s been a very useful meeting/ nice afternoon. Thanks for everything. Thank you for (all) your help. Thank you for coming. Have a good/ safe trip/ flight. - Thank you … (same to you). Have a good weekend. - Same to you. Good night. PARTING
- 15. INTRODUCING ONESELF Introducing oneself Responses – Hi, I’m Elsa. – Hello, my name’s Elsa. – Good evening. My name is Elsa. – May I introduce myself? I’m Elsa. – Let me introduce myself. My name is Elsa. (Formal) – How do you do? My name is Elsa. – Hi, I’m Rara. Glad to meet you. – Hello. My name’s Rara. Pleased to meet you. – Good evening. I’m Rara. How do you do? – How do you do? My name is Rara. Nice to meet you.
- 16. INTRODUCING OTHERS Introducing others Responses – Do you know Asep? – Have you met Asep? – This is a friend of mine, Asep. – This is Asep, my friend. – May I introduce our new member, Mr. Asep? – Please allow me to introduce our new frined, Asep. -I’d like you to meet Mr. Asep. – No, I don’t think so. – No, I haven’t. – Hi, glad to meet you. I’m Rara. – Hello, Rara. Pleased to meet you. – I’m glad to know you. – It’s nice to meet you. – How do you do? It’s very nice to meet you.
- 17. When meeting someone for the first time, it is not appropriate to ask certain types of questions. Do NOT ask: A person's age Birth date Salary Weight Marital status
- 19. SELF STUDIES 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzgLYGyKnUc 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iloCBoEpEDQ
- 20. THANK YOU