Greetings and Introduce yourself

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Learn how to address to people you know the first time, and the ones you've know for a long time.

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Adrian Borbor

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Greetings and Introduce yourselfVersión en línea Learn how to address to people you know the first time, and the ones you've know for a long time. por Adrian Borbor 1 Formal and Informal Greetings. Formal Greetings are meant to address someone you don't know. Informal Greetings are meant to address someone you know very well. 2 Most common Greetings are... (Informal or Casual) ‎Hi, Good to see you. ‎How have you been? ‎Hi, How is it going? ‎Hey, What's going on? ‎Hey, How's life? What's happening? ‎What’s up, bro? 3 Information when you are introducing yourself. Name: The name by which one is addressed. ‎Age: The number of years a person has lived. (It's not polite to ask that) ‎Nationality: The country a person belongs to. ‎Occupation: The job or profession someone does. 4 Lets Practice: Conversation of an introduction. Meeting someone for first time (not a funcionary or a minister) ‎Me: Hello, My name is Adrián, AKA, "mi estimado." What's your name? ‎Mayra: I'm Mayra. Nice to meet you, Adrián. ‎Me: You too. So, tell me Mayra where are you from? ‎Mayra: I'm from United States but I'm living in Guayaquil. What about you? ‎Me: I'm from Netherlands but I'm trapped here in Guayaquil, as well. ‎What do you do for a living? ‎Mayra: I'm working at a Cafeteria. I'm a server or (a food service worker) in a place called Galleti's. And you? ‎Me: Well, I'm a Janitor and I'm working in the American Consulate. ‎Mayra: That's cool. ‎Me: I'm sure one day you are going to work here. Well, see you tomorrow. ‎Mayra: See you. ‎ ‎ 5 Questions you can do in a small talk *What do you do for a living?* *How's your day going?* Do you have any fun plans for the weekend?

Greetings and Introduce yourselfVersión en línea

Learn how to address to people you know the first time, and the ones you've know for a long time.

por Adrian Borbor

Formal and Informal Greetings.

Formal Greetings are meant to address someone you don't know.
Informal Greetings are meant to address someone you know very well.

Most common Greetings are... (Informal or Casual)

‎Hi, Good to see you.
‎How have you been?
‎Hi, How is it going?
‎Hey, What's going on?
‎Hey, How's life?
What's happening?
‎What’s up, bro?

Information when you are introducing yourself.

Name: The name by which one is addressed.
‎Age: The number of years a person has lived. (It's not polite to ask that)
‎Nationality: The country a person belongs to.
‎Occupation: The job or profession someone does.

Lets Practice: Conversation of an introduction.

Meeting someone for first time (not a funcionary or a minister)

‎Me: Hello, My name is Adrián, AKA, "mi estimado." What's your name?

‎Mayra: I'm Mayra. Nice to meet you, Adrián.

‎Me: You too. So, tell me Mayra where are you from?

‎Mayra: I'm from United States but I'm living in Guayaquil. What about you?

‎Me: I'm from Netherlands but I'm trapped here in Guayaquil, as well.

‎What do you do for a living?

‎Mayra: I'm working at a Cafeteria. I'm a server or (a food service worker) in a place called Galleti's. And you?

‎Me: Well, I'm a Janitor and I'm working in the American Consulate.

‎Mayra: That's cool.

‎Me: I'm sure one day you are going to work here. Well, see you tomorrow.

‎Mayra: See you.

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Questions you can do in a small talk

What do you do for a living?
How's your day going?
Do you have any fun plans for the weekend?

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