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    This document provides examples of greetings, introductions, and ways to say goodbye in different social contexts and situations: - Formal greetings are used for professional settings while informal greetings are more casual. Neutral greetings fall between. - There are standard ways to introduce yourself and others. When introducing someone, it is polite to include their name and any relevant details. - Common questions like "How are you?" have responses that vary based on how the person is actually feeling. - Saying goodbye ranges from casual "Bye" to more definitive "Good night" depending on if it is day or night and when the interaction will resume.

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    This document provides examples of greetings, introductions, and ways to say goodbye in different social contexts and situations: - Formal greetings are used for professional settings while informal greetings are more casual. Neutral greetings fall between. - There are standard ways to introduce yourself and others. When introducing someone, it is polite to include their name and any relevant details. - Common questions like "How are you?" have responses that vary based on how the person is actually feeling. - Saying goodbye ranges from casual "Bye" to more definitive "Good night" depending on if it is day or night and when the interaction will resume.

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    This document provides examples of greetings, introductions, and ways to say goodbye in different social contexts and situations: - Formal greetings are used for professional settings while informal greetings are more casual. Neutral greetings fall between. - There are standard ways to introduce yourself and others. When introducing someone, it is polite to include their name and any relevant details. - Common questions like "How are you?" have responses that vary based on how the person is actually feeling. - Saying goodbye ranges from casual "Bye" to more definitive "Good night" depending on if it is day or night and when the interaction will resume.

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    Introduction and Greetings

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    This document provides examples of greetings, introductions, and ways to say goodbye in different social contexts and situations: - Formal greetings are used for professional settings while informal greetings are more casual. Neutral greetings fall between. - There are standard ways to introduce yourself and others. When introducing someone, it is polite to include their name and any relevant details. - Common questions like "How are you?" have responses that vary based on how the person is actually feeling. - Saying goodbye ranges from casual "Bye" to more definitive "Good night" depending on if it is day or night and when the interaction will resume.

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    Introduction and

    Greetings
    Luthfi Yulidar, M.Pd.
    luthfy.vie@gmail.com
    Time

    • Morning : after midnight – midday


    • Noon / Midday : 12.00 PM
    • Afternoon : 12.01 PM – 5.59 PM
    • Evening : 6.00 PM – ??
    • Midnight : 12.00 AM
    1. What is the greetings that we say in very early morning when we wake up?
    2. What should we say if we want to leave or finish our conversation?
    3. What should we say when we want to sleep?
    Formal greetings
    when should we use formal greetings?

    • Good morning / afternoon / evening.


    • Very nice too meet you.
    • How are you today?
    • Welcome to (place).
    • Very well, thank you.
    • I’m good. Thanks for asking.
    Neutral greetings
    we use neutral greetings when ….

    • Hello / Hi! / Hey


    • How are you?
    • Fine / well/ good.
    • Thanks.
    • Yeah.
    Informal greeting
    is ….

    • Hi! / Hey.
    • Fine/not bad/pretty good.
    • Good to meet you
    • How you doing?
    • Yeah
    • You?
    Introduction
    how to introduce yourself-

    • Let / allow me to introduce myself. My name is ….


    • Hi! I’m ….
    • We finally meet, I am ….
    • I come from ….
    • I am from ….
    • I live in ….
    • I am …. I work in / I study in ….
    Introduction
    The way how to introduce someone.

    • May I introduce (my roommate)?


    • Let me introduce you to (my dad).
    • Have you met Jodi, my classmate?
    • Hi, he is Soni, my teammate.
    • Yana, I’d like you to meet Emi.
    • Have you two met each other?
    • There’s someone I’d like you to meet. He is Rizki.
    How to ask someone name?

    • Your name is?


    • May I have your name, please.
    • What’s your name?
    • What should I call you?
    • What is your full/nickname?
    • Your name?
    how are you?

    Asking condition Response


    • How have you been? • I’m doing really well.
    • How’s it going? • I am blessed!
    • How are things going? • I’ve been better.
    • What’s happening? • Much better now that you are with me.
    • What are you up to? • I would be lying if I said I’m fine.
    • What’s up? • Not a lot.
    • I have pulse, so I must be okay.
    Take a leave – goodbye….

    • Bye.
    • Take care.
    • See you (later/soon/next time).
    • Nice to see you.
    • Catch you later.
    • Good night.
    • Gotta go!
    Good night message – go to bed.

    • I’m off to bed.


    • I’m going to bed.
    • It’s a bed time.
    • It’s past my bedtime.
    • I’m going to crash.
    • I’m going to hit the sack/hay.
    • I think I’ll say goodnight now.
    Stay healthy
    and be happy.

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