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    Ratnawati

    Foreign Language Academy of UMI


    Makassar
    Greetings Responses
    - Good morning (you can say - It is good to see you or good to
    ‘morning’ only) see you
    - Morning (name of the person, - Great
    people or term here : Morning - Fine
    guys - Nothing
    - Good afternoon - Good
    - Good evening - Not bad
    - Good night - Pretty good
    - Hi/Hello - Not good
    - How are you? - Not much (it can be used to
    - How are you doing? respond to what’s up or what’s
    Some
    - How words/phrases in English
    is it going? that can be
    going on)
    - Hey (name of the person) - Very well, thank you
    used in greeting are the following:
    - Hey, what’s up - I’m okay
    - Hey, gus (guys is neutral
    gender)
    Useful expressions for introduction
     what’s your name? My name is (your name here)
     Can I have your name?
     This is (name of a friend)
     I am (name of a friend)
     I am happy to meet you
     Nice to see you again
     Excuse me
     Thanks/ Thank you
     Please
     Nice/good to meet you
     Nice meeting you too
     I am from (place, school)
    • Bye/ Good bye
    • See you
    • See you later
    • See you tomorrow
    • See you in a few (in a few means in a few
    minutes a or hours)
    • See you around
    • Take care

    Leave takings
    Formal
    How are you doing? I’m doing well.
    How are you? I’m great
    I’ m fine
    Great
    Good
    What’s new? Not much
    What’s going on? Nothing much
    What’s up Nothing

    Informal

    Formal and Informal


    Fantastic!
    Couldn’t be better
    Great
    Pretty good These are
    How are Things are good responses you
    you? Can’t complain can friend
    use with a
    Okay
    Not bad
    I’m alright
    Not so great
    Terrible

    Informal Responses
    Informal Greetings
     Morning
     Afternoon
     Evening
     Hi
     Okay/Ok
     Bye-bye
     Are you busy?
    Leave Taking Responses
    - Good bye Take care
    - See you tomorrow See you
    - See you next week See you
    - See you later See you
    - Sorry, I have to go now Never mind, see you
    - I’ll talk to you later Sure, see you later
    A. Formal Leaving: These are used for formal situation
    - It’s been nice talking to you So long
    - I think I must be going now
    - I hope we meet again soon Bye

    See you

    Leave Taking
    Leave taking usually used if we part with someone
    These are used for relax situation
    Leave Taking Responses

    So long for now Bye now


    Be seeing you be seeing you too
    Have a nice day Thanks and you too
    Have a good trip Thanks
    Give my regard to your parents Sure, I will
    Take care of yourself I will
    B. Informal
    Be careful, please LeavingSure, I am and you too
    Nadia : Hi, Erin!
    Erin : hello, Nad! How’s your doing?
    Nadia : Really grat
    Erin : Wow, you look so happy. What’s the matter?
    Nadia :Tomorrow and my is my birthday and my dad will have
    my party held in Four Season Hotel
    Erin : That’s really amazing!. Happy birthday, Nadia.
    Nadia : thanks. Please come to my party at 7 p.m.
    Erin : O.K. see you tomorrow
    Nadia : See you

    Example dialogue about Greeting


    and Leave Taking
    Column A Column B

    1. You greet your teacher at 1 p.m. a. Hello, Rena. Nice to see you again.
    2. Lita meets an old friend b. Thank you for joining us. Good
    3. A teacher greets her students. night.
    4. Someone opens a speech at 7 p.m. c. Sorry. I really must go now.
    5. You meet your classmate. d. Good afternoon, ma’am.
    6. A receptionist welcome a guest at e. Good morning, class.
    10 a.m. f. Good evening, ladies and
    7. You part with a friend after school. gentlemen.
    8. A TV host closes her evening’s g. Good morning, sir.
    program h. Good night. Sweet dream.
    9. You end a conversation with a i. How are you today?
    friend j. Bye. See you tomorrow.
    Exercise I
    10.A mommy takes her little son to
    bed
    A : Hey, How are you doing?
    B : I am doing fine, How about you?
    A : I am doing great
    B : I am Raya, What’s your name?
    A : I am Key, nice to meet you
    B : Nice to meet you too
    A : Are you on campus?
    B : Yes I am. I come from Papua
    A : Let me show you around
    B : Thanks

    Exercise 2
    Exercise 3: Small Talk
    Which of the following topics you would talk to a) a friend or a
    colleague, b) an important business partner
    Topics Friend/colleague Business partner
    (informal/neutral) (formal)
    1. Family
    2. International politics
    3. The salary or wage
    4. Travel
    5. Weather
    6. Food and drink
    7. Religion
    8. Health
    9. Environmental topics
    10.Sports
    11.Your hobbies
    12.Technology
    13.Corruption
    Thank
    you

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