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Vocabulary: meeting people - English lesson

Then, you should know specific words and expressions.

Here is your survival kit. 

   Glad to meet you! 

                  Welcome to London!                        Show yourself in/ out. 

- Hello!/ Good morning!/ Good afternoon!/ Good evening! 

- Hi!/ Hullo/ Hallo! 

- How are you?/ How are you doing?

- It's so nice to see you again!

               Let me take my leave...                                           To slip away...

- Goodbye!/ Bye bye!/ Cheerio!

- Have a nice day!/ Farewell!/ Good night!/ See you later!

- See you on Monday!/ Talk to you on Monday!/ See you soon! Talk to you soon! 

              He's waving goodbye...                                                A handshake

To wave to sb

To wave goodbye to sb

To shake hands with sb

A handshake

To nod to sb

To kiss sb goodbye

To blow sb a kiss

To make sb's acquaintance

An introduction

To introduce sb to sb else

     She's blowing a kiss. 

- May I introduce you to John Perry? 

- I want you to meet Jennifer! 

- Do you know my uncle Pat? 

- Have you met him? 

- I'm glad to meet you! 

- I only know him by sight! 

- Give my regards to your sister. 

- Give her my love! 

- Make yourself at home/ comfortable! 

- Here's to your success! 

- Good health!/ Your health! 

To introduce oneself to somebody else               Make yourself at Home! 

I hope it will be enough to make you feel welcome! 

After that, just face the test, and make sure you'll do well! Go for it! 

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