Greetings and Basic Introductions
This is a common way to say 'hello' when meeting someone for the first time.
Nice to meet you
Pleased to meet you
If you want to know someone's age, you ask this question.
"How old are you?"
How to inform someone about your original country?
"I'm from Switzerland"
When you want to ask someone’s name politely, you say this.
"May I ask your name?"
This is a common question people ask about their hobbies to start a conversation.
What do you like to do for fun
How can you reply to "How are you doing?"
I'm fine, thank you
You ask this question to find out where someone comes from.
"Where are you from?"
Where do you come from
If someone says, "Nice to meet you," you can say this in return.
"Nice to meet you, too"
A phrase you can use when you want to stay in contact with someone.
Let’s keep in touch
I'll call you later
A simple question to ask about the weather.
"How’s the weather today?"
This phrase is used when you need to leave but want to say goodbye in a friendly way.
See you later
see you soon
If you want to know what someone does for a living, you ask this.
"What is your job?"
If someone asks, "What do you do?" and you're a teacher, you say this.
"I'm a teacher"
If someone asks, "How are you?" but you're not feeling well, you might say this.
I'm not feeling great today
A polite way to ask about someone's weekend plans.
Do you have any plans for the weekend?
When you introduce yourself, you usually start with this phrase.
My name is...
To ask someone what they like to do in their free time, you say this.
"What are your hobbies?"
If someone asks, "What language do you speak?" and you speak English and Thai, you answer like this.
"I speak English and Thai"
If someone says, "Thank you!" the polite response is this.
You're welcome
No problem
Be my pleasure
When meeting someone new, you can ask this question to ask what their job is.
What do you do for work?
What is the answer to - "I'm from around here."
"Where are you from?"
Where do you stay?
How can you politely ask someone what language they speak?
What is "What language do you speak?"
If someone asks, "What do you do in your free time?" and you enjoy reading and hiking, you say this.
"I like reading and hiking"
A formal way to introduce someone else in a business setting is this phrase.
I'd like to introduce you to...
Here He/She is ....
They are my friend... sibling ...
A friendly way to ask someone how they’ve been recently.
What have you been up to lately