GREETINGS COMMON VOCABULARY AND PHRASES
Hello
Hi
Hey
What's up?
Sup?
Hiya
Alright mate?
What's new?
How are you?
How are you doing?
How's it going?
Good to see you.
How have you been?
I'm good, thanks.
I'm fine, thanks.
I'm okay.
GREETINGS DIALOGUE FORMAL #1
"Hello.
Hello
It's good to see you."
It's good to see you too.
How are you?"
"I'm good thank you.
How are you?"
"Good, thank you."
GREETING DIALOGUE
FORMAL #2
"Good morning.
It's nice to see you again.
How are you doing?"
"Good morning.
It's nice to see you as well.
I'm fine thank you.
How are you doing?"
"Fine, thank you."
GREETINGS DIALOGUE
INFORMAL #1
"Hey!
What's up?
How are you?"
"Hey!
I'm okay.
Working too much.
You?""
can't complain.
Not a lot of sleep
thanks to the baby
but
it's all good!
GREETINGS DIALOGUE
INFORMAL #2
"Alright matey?"
"Yeah, I'm well.
How about you?"
"I'll be better
when I get over this cold
but otherwise great.
Cheers."
TALKING ABOUT GREETINGS
When you greet someone,
keep in mind the setting
and relationship.
If you are a student
you would not greet your classmates formally.
If you are at a business meeting
you would not greet
the other co-workers
or colleagues
too casually.
In the United States
and in The United Kingdom,
it is proper
to shake hands
when you greet
someone in a formal setting.
If you are greeting
a friend or relative,
you might give them a hug,
a kiss on the cheek,
or a nod.
You might even give them a fist bump.
If someone asks how you are, they don't
always want an answer.
The cashier at the grocery store might say,
"How are you?"
It is considered a greeting.
She doesn't really want to know.
"I'm fine, thank you." is a good reply.
The same can be true in a business setting.
Friends and family
are always interested
in your well being.
However you greet someone,
you cannot go wrong
if you smile!
INTRODUCTIONS
PHRASES
Hello.
My name is Laura.
Hello.
I'm Laura.
Hey.
I'm Laura.
I would like
to introduce Joe.
I would like to introduce you to Joe.
I would like you to meet Joe.
It's nice to meet you.
Pleased to meet you.
It's good to meet you.
It's nice to meet you too.
INTRODUCTION DIALOGUE
INTRODUCING YOURSELF
FORMAL
"Hello.
My name is Sarah."
"Hello.
My name is John."
"It's nice to meet you."
"It's nice to meet you too."
"Hello.
I'm Sarah."
"It's nice to meet you, Sarah.
I'm John."
"It's a pleasure to meet you John."
INTRODUCING SOMEONE ELSE
FORMAL
Sarah
I would like to introduce you to John.
"John, meet Sarah."
"Nice to meet you Sarah"
John,
I would like to introduce you to my business partner Mark.
Nice to meet you,
may I present my wife Laura?
INTRODUCING YOURSELF DIALOGUE
INFORMAL #1
"Hey.
I'm John."
"Sarah."
"Nice to meet you."
"You too."
"Hi.
I'm John."
"Hey.
I'm Sarah."
"Good to meet you."
"Thanks.
You too."
INTRODUCING SOMEONE ELSE
INFORMAL 1
"Hey.
Meet Sarah."
"Hey.
I'm John."
"Good to meet you."
"You too."
"This is my boyfriend Rob."
"Hey.
I'm John."
TALKING ABOUT INTRODUCTIONS
Introducing someone is similar to
greeting someone.
Know if you can be informal
or
if you have to be formal.
An informal greeting may occur
between friends or family.
A formal greeting would occur at a business
function or when you introduce two people
at a formal event.
What should you do if you forget someone's name?
Ask your friend to introduce themselves.
That way, you can save yourself from feeling bad or embarrassed.
We cannot possibly remember every person we have ever met!
A good way to remember names is to associate them with something or someone.
For instance, you may meet someone and you
recall that you have a relative with the same name
or they have the same name as your favorite movie star.
This is a very helpful technique.
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