MEETING 2-3

“INTRODUCTION, GREETING, LEAVE

TAKING”

By: MKU team

“GREETING AND LEAVE TAKING”
DEFINITION OF GREETING AND PARTING

The meaning of greeting is an expression that we use when you meet

someone.
expression of greeting = to explain something that is said or done to show
people that you are happy to meet or see them or  a message that
expresses good wishes to someone.

The meaning of leave taking or parting is an expression that we use when

we left someone.
expression of parting = expression to express a farewell to someone.
DEFINITION OF GREETING AND PARTING

The meaning of greeting is an expression that we use when you meet

someone.
expression of greeting = to explain something that is said or done to show
people that you are happy to meet or see them or  a message that
expresses good wishes to someone.

The meaning of leave taking or parting is an expression that we use when

we left someone.
expression of parting = expression to express a farewell to someone.
 Greeting statements
1.Hi : Hai
2.Hello : Halo
3.Peace be upon you : Assalamualaikum
4.Good morning : Selamat pagi
5.Good day : Selamat siang
6.Good afternoon : Selamat siang/sore
7.Good evening : Selamat malam
8.Good night : Selamat malam (perpisahan)/selamat tidur
9.I am glad to see you/glad to see you : Senang berjumpa denganmu
10.I am happy to see you : Saya senang bertemu denganmu
11.I am delighted to see you : Saya senang bertemu denganmu
12.Nice to meet you : senang berkenalan denganmu
13.It is nice to meet you : Gembira rasanya bertemu denganmu
14.It is nice to see you : Gembira rasanya mengenalmu
15.Nice to know you : Senang rasanya mengenalmu
 Example of Providing Greeting and Parting in English
Parting Statements
•Good bye : Selamat tinggal
•Bye-bye : da dah
•Cheerio : sampai jumpa lagi
•Good night : selamat tinggal (malam hari)
•So long : sampai jumpa
•See you : sampai jumpa
•See you later : sampai jumpa nanti
•See you next time : Sampai ketemu lain kali
•See you again : Sampai ketemu lagi
•See you tomorrow : Sampai jumpa besok
•See you to night : Sampai jumpa nanti malam
•See you on Sunday : Sampai ketemu hari minggu
•Good luck : Semoga berhasil
•Wish you luck : Semoga beruntung
•All the best : Segala yang terbaik untukmu
•God bless you : Tuhan memberkatimu
Example of Providing Greeting and Parting in English

Conversation I
Mr. Gendut : Hi, Tom
Tommy : Hello, Mr. Gendut. How are you today?
Mr. Gendut : I’m fine, thanks. And you?
Tommy : Pretty God, thank you.
Mr. Gendut: Where do you want to go?
Tommy : I want to buy a kilogram of sugar in the store.
Mr. Gendut: Oh really?, See you Tom.
Tommy : Good bye Mr. Gendut.

Conversation II
Gendut: Hi, Good morning Susan?
Susan : Good morning Ndut, What is it?
Gendut: Would you like to go with me to the cinema tonight?
Susan : Sure
Gendut: Nice to hear that, I will pick you up at 7.
Susan : If that so, see you tonight Ndut.
Gendut: See you
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“INTRODUCTION”
TIPS OF INTRODUCTIONDEFINITION OF INTRODUCTION

Introduction is an expression that we use to introduce ourselves or

someone
 To introduce someone to other person you can say:
TIPS OF
Formal
•     I’d like to introduce………..
•     Can I introduce ……………………………….. This is ……………….
•     I don’t think you’ve met……………………………..
•     May I introduce you to ………………………………
•     Let me introduce you to………………………………………..
Informal
•     Hi, this is …………
•     Hello, this is ………………………………..
•     Meet ……………………. This is ……………………

To introduce yourself to other person you can use these expressions

Formal
•     How do you do? My name is ………………..
•     How do you do? I don’t think we’ve met before. My name is ……..
•     May I introduce myself?
•     Allow me to introduce myself…………………
Informal
•     Hello, I’m …………………………..
•     Hi, I’m ……………….
TIPS OF INTRODUCTIONTIPS OF INTRODUCTION
 1. Know who you're introducing and to whom you're introducing them
The person you choose to make the introduction to is usually the one you
wish to show the greatest amount of honor or respect.
2. Make eye contact with both parties
Begin by making eye contact with the person you speak to first, then turn
and make eye contact with the other person as you finish the
introduction.
3. Speak slowly and clearly
This makes it easier for the people you are introducing to understand and
remember each other's names and the details you provide about each
party. It is also important to make sure you pronounce each person's name
correctly when making an introduction.
TIPS OF INTRODUCTIONTIPS OF INTRODUCTION
 
3. Offer a handshake
When you're introducing yourself to someone you are meeting for the first
time, extend your hand to offer to shake their hand. This is a sign of
respect and courtesy.
4. Use titles when appropriate
In more formal or professional settings, it is best to use each person's title
before stating their name, such as "Mr.", "Mrs.", "Miss" or "Dr." In a more
casual or social setting, it may be appropriate to leave out each person's
title.
 TIPS OF
•How to do introductions
1.State the name of the person you are making an introduction to.
2.Inform them of your intent.
3.State the name of the person who is being introduced.
4.Offer additional information, as appropriate.
1. State the name of the person you are making an introduction to
The polite way to begin an introduction is to start with the name of the
person you are making the introduction to. In most situations, this is the
person who is older, has a higher-ranking position or that you have known
the longest.
2. Inform them of your intent.
examples of statements you can use to inform others you are making an
introduction:

"I would like you to meet..."

"It's a pleasure to introduce..."
"I would like to introduce..."
"I would like to present..."
"May I introduce..."
"May I present..."
"This is..."
"My name is..."
3. State the name of the person who is being introduced.

After informing the parties of your intent to make an introduction, state

the name of the person you are introducing. In most situations, this is
usually the younger person, has a lower-ranking title or who you know the
least about. If you are introducing more than two people to each other,
state the name of each person in ranking order beginning with the highest
rank and working your way down.
4. Offer additional information, as appropriate.

offering both parties information about each other that can help them
establish a connection or begin a conversation. You can use details such
as common interests both parties share, your relation to each party or
how long you have known each person for.
1.Introducing professionals or colleagues of different ranks

"Mr. Roberts, I would like you to meet Ms. Catherine Lee. Ms. Lee is
joining our organization as an administrative assistant. Catherine, Mr.
Roberts has been with our organization since its founding eight years
ago. He started in an entry-level position and is now our sales director."

"Hello, Mrs. Lewis, my name is Peter Mendoza. I am interning as an

account executive in the recruiting department. It is a pleasure to meet
you."
Introducing people in casual and social settings

"Douglas, I would like to introduce you to Victoria and Arthur. I met them
at a recent football game. Victoria is a cheerleader and Arthur is a
linebacker for my school's team. Victoria and Arthur, Douglas has been
my best friend for seven years. Football is his favorite sport and I'm sure
he would enjoy talking to you both about the game."

"Hi Kevin, my name is Antonio. I've heard a lot of good things about you
from our mutual friend, Tiffany. It is a pleasure to finally meet you."
Introducing one person to a group of people

"Emily, Luis and Trent, I would like to introduce you to my grandmother,

Mrs. Joan O'Malley."
pronoun
Subject Object Possesive Reflective

Adjective Pronoun

I ME MY MINE MYSELF

YOU YOU YOUR YOURS YOURSELF/

YOURSELVES
WE US OUR OURS OURSELF/
OURSELVES
THEY THEM THEIR THEIRS THEMSELVES

HE HIM HIM HIM HIMSELF

SHE HER HER HERS HERSELF
IT IT ITS ITS ITSELF
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THANK YOU