Saying hello introducing
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This document provides tips and examples for greeting others, introducing yourself, and saying goodbye in social situations. Some suggestions for greetings include "Good morning" and "How are you?". When introducing yourself, you can share details about where you grew up, your job, or hobbies. Examples are given for introducing two people to each other and then having a short conversation where they learn about each other's occupations. The document concludes with phrases for saying goodbye like "Goodbye" and "It was nice talking to you."
Saying hello introducing
- 1. GREETING INTRODUCING BREAKING THE ICE
- 2. SAYING HELLO • Good Morning / Afternoon / Evening • How do you do? • Hello • Hi • Yo!
- 3. SAYING HELLO • Pleased to meet you. • What a pleasant / nice surprise. • Nice to see you again. • It’s good to see you.
- 4. SAYING HELLO • How have you been? • How are you? • How are things going? • What’s going on? • How are you doing? • What’s up? What’s new with you?
- 5. SAYING HELLO • Very well, thank you • Fine, thanks • Just fine, thanks • Pretty well • Not too bad • Surviving • Not too much, the same old thing
- 6. INTRODUCING BREAKING THE ICE • Nice weather / show / lecture. Isn’t it? • Horrible weather / show / lecture. Isn’t it? • What do you think about...? • May I ask you a question? • Do you mind if I ask you...? • By the way, my name is.../I’m ...
- 7. INTRODUCING GIVING PERSONAL INFORMATION • I grew up in in ___________ • I work for ____________ • I'm into ____________ • I have ________ brothers and ________ sisters. • In the future, I'd like to _______
- 8. LEAVE-TAKING SAYING GOODBYE • When leaving, you say "Goodbye". • "Bye" is more informal. • Other expressions are: – It was nice talking to you. – Well, I've got to go now. • When leaving at night, you say "Goodnight". • When going to bed you say "Goodnight."
- 9. INTRODUCING OTHERS • WOMAN: Hello, Hello, Peter. Now Anna, this is Peter and Peter, this is Anna. • ANNA: Pleased to meet you. • PETER: And you. • WOMAN: Peter is a salesperson for Silverchip. • PETER: That’s right. • ANNA: Silverchip. What kind of company is it?
- 10. INTRODUCING OTHERS • PETER: It’s a manufacturing company. Yes. A manufacturing company. It makes mobile phones. • ANNA: Mobile phones. Oh • PETER: And who do you work for, Anna? • ANNA: I work for AJ.com. • PETER: Ah, I know! Do you sell computers? • ANNA: No, we don’t
- 11. INTRODUCING OTHERS • PETER: Oh. So, what do you sell? • ANNA: We sell plane tickets. • PETER: Plane tickets. Right. So are you a salesperson? • ANNA: No, I’m not. • PETER: What do you do? • ANNA: Well, it’s my company. I’m the boss. • PETER: Ooh. The boss, eh?
- 12. INTRODUCING OTHERS • WOMAN: Hello, Hello, Peter. Now Anna, this is Peter and Peter, this is Anna. • ANNA: Pleased to meet you. • PETER: And you. • WOMAN: Peter is a salesperson por Silverchip. • PETER: That’s right. • ANNA: Silverchip. What kind of company is it?
- 13. INTRODUCING OTHERS • PETER: It’s a manufacturing company. Yes. A manufacturing company. It makes mobile phones. • ANNA: Mobile phones. Oh • PETER: And who do you work for, Anna? • ANNA: I work for AJ.com. • PETER: Ah, I know! Do you sell computers? • ANNA: No, we don’t
- 14. INTRODUCING OTHERS • PETER: Oh. So, what do you sell? • ANNA: We sell plane tickets. • PETER: Plane tickets. Right. So are you a salesperson? • ANNA: No, I’m not. • PETER: What do you do? • ANNA: Well, it’s my company. I’m the boss. • PETER: Ooh. The boss, eh?