self identity and other

Jeremy              : Hi, lani! How are you?

Lani               :   . . .   .

• Not too bad

• We meet again

• Nice meeting you

• I’m pleased to meet you

Kenny                : Hi, Molly. How are you?

Molly           : I’m good, thanks.  . . . 

• Are you fine?

• Are you okay?

• How about you?

• How do you do it?

Mira    : I have to go now.

Albert          : All right.   . . .  .

• You, too.

• Take so long.

• Be careful.

• Don’t mention it.

Seno   : Ratih, I have to go now.   . . . .

Rati           : Nice to meet you too.

• Good bye.

• Talk to you later.

• It was my pleasure

• It was nice meeting you.

Viona : Good morning, Mr. Handi  . . .  

Mr. Handi   : Good morning, Viona.  I’m very well thanks.

• How about your brother?

• What are you doing?

• How do you do?

• How are you?

Receptionist    : Thank you for calling. Have a good evening.

Guest                          :   . . .  .

• You do.

• you too.

• Good night.

• Have a good night

Good moring, everyone.    . . .   , please allow me to introduce myself.

• First and last.

• First and second.

• First and foremost.

• Firstly and foremost.

Linda : Hi, Rahmi. I’m Linda. Pleased to meet you.

Rahmi          : Hi, Linda.    . . . 

• My pleasure.

• The pleasure is mine.

• Pleased to introduce to you.

• You’ve heard so much about me.

If we meet our friend at school at 12.15 p.m. we have to say   . . .

• Good morning.

• Good evening.

• Good afternoon.

• Good night.

Mr. Tonny : Risa, this is Pungky.    . . .  

Pungky        : How do you do Risa?

Risa : How do you do, Pungky. Nice to meet you.

• I’m Tonny.

• Pungky, this is Risa.

• How are you Pungky?

• It’s pleasure to meet you.