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    This chapter discusses sharing personal information and cultural norms around names. It provides examples of how to ask for and share information like name, age, birthplace, address, nationality, phone number, occupation, and hobbies. It notes that in English a full name, first name, or nickname is used without titles, while in Indonesia the first name is commonly used as most do not have family names.

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    This chapter discusses sharing personal information and cultural norms around names. It provides examples of how to ask for and share information like name, age, birthplace, address, nationality, phone number, occupation, and hobbies. It notes that in English a full name, first name, or nickname is used without titles, while in Indonesia the first name is commonly used as most do not have family names.

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    This chapter discusses sharing personal information and cultural norms around names. It provides examples of how to ask for and share information like name, age, birthplace, address, nationality, phone number, occupation, and hobbies. It notes that in English a full name, first name, or nickname is used without titles, while in Indonesia the first name is commonly used as most do not have family names.

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    This chapter discusses sharing personal information and cultural norms around names. It provides examples of how to ask for and share information like name, age, birthplace, address, nationality, phone number, occupation, and hobbies. It notes that in English a full name, first name, or nickname is used without titles, while in Indonesia the first name is commonly used as most do not have family names.

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    Chapter 1

    All About Me
    What’s on this chapter?
    Asking Personal
    Information to share
    Information

    Cultural Awareness

    Mentioning
    Personal
    Information
    What information do we usually
    share?
    Name
    Age
    Date / place of birth
    Address
    Nationality
    Phone number
    Occupation
    Asking About Personal
    Information
    Name : 1. What is your name?
    2. What is yours?

    Age : 1. How old are you?

    Date/place of birth : 1. When was you born?


    2. Where was you born?

    Address : 1. Where do you live?


    Asking About Personal
    Information
    Nationality/origin of place :1. Where are you from?

    Phone number :1. What is your phone number?


    2. Can I have your number?

    Occupation :1. What do you do?


    2. What is your job?
    3. What are you?

    Hobby :1. What is your hobby?


    2. What do you like to do?
    Mentioning Personal
    Information
    Name : My name is ....
    You can call me ....

    Age : I’m ... years old.


    I’m ....

    Date/place of birth : I was born on ... (date)


    I was born in ... (place)

    Address : I live in ....


    Mentioning Personal
    Information
    Nationality / Origin of place: I’m from ....
    I’m ....

    Phone number : It’s ....

    Occupation : I’m a ....

    Hobby : My hobbies are ....


    I like ....
    Cultural Awareness
    In English, we use a full name or a
    family name. Use a full name, first name
    or short name (nickname) without a title.
    In Indonesia, people tend to address a
    person by using the first name. This
    may happen because most Indonesians
    do not have family names.

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