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This chapter discusses sharing personal information when meeting someone for the first time. It provides examples of questions to ask for name, age, birthplace, address, nationality, phone number, occupation, and hobbies. Cultural differences in addressing people by their full name or first name are also covered. The chapter aims to teach appropriate ways to ask for and share common personal details.
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- 1. Chapter 1 All About Me
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