The document provides guidelines for common greetings and farewells in English based on the time of day. It suggests saying "good morning" between waking up and noon, "good afternoon" between noon and 5pm, and "good evening" between 5pm and 9pm as greetings. "Good night" should be said after 5pm as a farewell or after 9pm when going to bed. It then provides examples of short conversations using these greetings in different situations.

1. Socializing in English

2.  Say Good morning any time between getting
up and noon.
 Say good afternoon any time between noon
and 5pm
 Say good evening any time between 5pm and
9pm as a greeting.
 Say good night any time after 5pm and
bedtime as a farewell.
 Say good night any time after 9pm and going
to bed.

3.  Anna : Good morning
 Ms X : Good morning Anna, how are you?
 Anna : Fine, thanks. How are you?
 Ms X : Good

4.  Dew : Morning Anna
 Anna : Hi, Dew. How are you doing?
 Dew : I’m doing fine, thanks. Coffee?
 Anna : Yes, please

5.  Anna : Good morning Mr Daniella
 Mr Daniella : Morning Anna
 Anna : Good morning everybody
 Anna’s friends : Morning

6.  Chris : Morning Anna. How are you?
 Anna : Great, how are you Chris?
 Chris : Good

7.  Laura : Hello, Luiz. Excuse me?
 Luiz : Oh, hi, Laura
 Laura : This is Jeol Long Chow. He is from our
office in Taipei. He is a designer
 Luiz : Glad to meet you Mr Chow
 Jeol : Call me Jeol.
 Laura : And this is Luiz Mendez. Luiz is a
programmer.
 Luiz : Glad to meet you.

8.  Japanese woman : US citizen?
 Female Official : No, go to line 2 please?
 Male official : Next please
 Japanese woman : me
 Male official : Yes, come here please. Passport.
You are Japanese?
 Japanese woman : yes, that’s right.
 Male official : is this you?
 Japanese woman : Yes, that’s me.
 Male official : student?
 Japanese woman : Yea.
 Male official : Okay, good luck.
 Japanese woman : Thank you

9.  Menanyakan kondisi orang =
1. How are you ?
 I’m fine
 Fine
 Good
 Great
 2. How are you doing ?
 I am doing fine

10.  Menajwa