Intoducing Self and Others

Robby : ....?

Bima : Not so bad, thanks.

• Hello

• See you

• Fancy meeting you

• Good bye

• How are you doing

Prilly : How are you, Sir?

Mr. Eko : ...., thanks.

• It’s not a big deal.

• See you then.

• I’m pretty well.

• Good bye

• At school

Fonda : Oh, excuse me, .... My name is Fonda.

Mr. Geraldo : How do you do, Mr. Fonda? I’m Geraldo.

• Let me introduce myself.

• I am happy to meet you

• Let me introduce you to the audiences

• May I introduce you to the audiences

• Nice to meet you

Nunu : Ladies and gentlement, I’d like to introduce

myself. ..... I am a lecturer at UNP.

• Nunu is a friend of mine.

• Have you met Nunu

• Allow me to introduce my friend

• My name is Nunu Datau.

• I’m pretty good, thanks.

Benson : Hello, I’m Benson. I’m a marketting manager.

Lauren : ....

• Sorry, I have to go now

• Pleased to meet you

• Have you met him before?

• Good bye

• I’m okay

Jihan : Mr. Dodi, ... my father. He is Mr. Jefri.

Mr. Dodi : How do you do, Mr. Jefri?

• I want to invite

• I like you to visit

• I’d like to introduce

• I’m glad to help

• I want to go

Gifta : This is .Ani, an old friend of mine.

Gehan : ....

• Nice meeting you.

• How are you getting on?

• May I know your name?

• You’re welcome

• What’s the news ?

Jane : Jack, I’d like you to meet my sister, Susan.

Jack : ....

Susan : Nice to see you, too.

• How is she?

• Let me introduce myself

• How is your sister ?

• Nice to see you

• How is everything?

Nina : Oh sorry, I must help my mom in the store.

Andri : It’s okay. See you next time.

Nina : .... Have a nice day!

• It’s a great pleasure

• Glad to know you

• Good day

• Fancy meeting you

• See you

Teacher : I think that’s all for today. See you tomorrow.

Students : See you, Ma’am.

The underlined expression expresses .....

• Greeting

• Leave taking/parting

• Introduce oneself

• Introduce others

• Thanking