Greetings
This phrase is commonly said when you greet someone in the morning.
Good morning.
This phrase is used when telling someone your name.
My name is ________.
This polite question is often used when ordering food.
Can I have ______?
You say this when you approve of something.
I like this one.
This phrase is used to show gratitude.
Thank you.
You might say this greeting between noon and evening.
Good afternoon.
This polite phrase is used when meeting someone for the first time.
Nice to meet you.
This phrase directly asks someone to hand you something.
Give me the _______.
This phrase shows disapproval.
I don't like it.
This phrase is said after someone thanks you.
You're welcome.
This phrase is typically said before going to sleep.
Goodnight.
You might respond with this when someone asks how you are and you feel fine.
I'm good.
You say this when you require assistance.
I need your help.
This phrase expresses excitement about good news.
That's great!
This phrase is used to apologize.
I'm sorry.
This casual greeting asks what someone is doing.
What's up?
If you do not have the answer, you might say this.
I don't know.
You might say this while pointing to something you wish to buy.
I want this one.
You might say this when you are very surprised.
I can't believe it.
This question checks if someone is certain about something.
Are you sure?
This common greeting asks about someone’s well-being.
How are you?
This question asks about someone’s location.
Where are you?
This question asks someone about their availability on Saturday or Sunday.
Are you free this weekend?
This short phrase shows strong excitement about something in the future.
Can't wait!
This phrase is often said when parting politely.