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Language to go Elementary Phrasebook

Basic phrases

yes    Sorry. (= I apologise.)

no    Sorry? (= Could you repeat that?)

please    Excuse me, ... (to attract someone's attention)

thank you

CCULTURE NOTĘ

In UK and US English, people usually say rUu*e and :    '•* /o morę often than

in some other languages.

6 a.m. - 12 noon 12 noon - 6 p.m.

6 p.m. - 12 midnight = ooodbw at night.

Greeting and meeting

Saying hello

Informal    Forma!

Hello.    Good morning.

Hi.    Good afternoon

Good evening.

A: How are you? B: Fine thanks. Nice to meet you. And you.

CULTURE NOTĘ

Good motnmg Good a (la noc ? Good evcning Good mght

CULTURE NOTĘ

How arc yc-j? is a generał greeting. You don‘t have to give details.

Introducing yourself

Tm Marie.    I'm from France.

Making introductions

A: Juan, this is Helen.    B: Nice to meet you, Juan.

Welcorning people

Come in.

Language to go Elementary PhrasobooŁ

Forms of adciro^.-.

You write

Mr

Mrs

Miss

Ms

Dr

Prof.

You say

Mister

Missis

Miss

Mizz

Doctor

Professor

cmruKf mou

You can use these forms of address to introduce someone or refer to them:

You don’t often use them when you talk to someone.

People such as waiters and ooiicemar might say - or •• to you, out you don't reply with or

Thankiny

Thanks. Thank you.

Ruspondiny to thanks You're welcome.

CUllUKfc W:?

In UK English. people often don'? say anythir.g in reply to

Cominon express!ons

OK. Great! Let's go.

Sayincj good by o

Informal    Format

Bye!    Goodbye!

Bye bye!

See you tomorrow.

Have a nice day. (US)

Have a good trip.

Have a good weekend.

Learning a language

Language probloms

I'm sorry, I don't understand.

Could you repeat that, please?

Gould you speak morę slowly?

Do you speak Italian?

What does forecast mean?

What's this m English?

How do you say Buch in English? How do you spell evening?

How do you pronounce this word?

Hallo!    .

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noun pronoun verb

pre^o^tion adjective

adverb