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

by Adrian Borbor
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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.
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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?




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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.
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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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