Greetings and polite expressions are important for showing respect toward others. Common greetings include "Good afternoon", "Good evening", "Hello", and "Hi", as well as asking how someone has been doing. It's polite to say "Good-bye" or "Nice to see you" after interactions. Requests should use expressions like "May I borrow?" and apologies for harm include "I'm sorry", "Please forgive me", or "I apologize". When needing to pass in crowded areas, say "Excuse me, may I pass?" gently. To acknowledge kindness, say "Thank you".

1. Greetings and
Polite Expressions

2. To show politeness and
respect toward people
you often see or interact
with, greet or say to
them:

4. Good Afternoon!

5. Good Evening!

6. When you want to know
how a person is doing
say:
Hi
!

7. Hello! How have you
been?

8. Before leaving the house
or after talking with your
friends, say:
Good-bye!

9. Nice to see
you!

10. When making a request
to somebody, use polite
expressions such as:

11. May I
borrow?

12. When you hurt someone
else’s feelings or cause
him or her harm, you
should say:
I am sorry. Please
forgive me.

13. I apologize.

14. When you would like to
pass in a crowded
hallway, or when there
are people blocking your
way, say in a gentle
manner:

15. Excuse
me, may I
pass?

16. Whenever you receive a
gift, a kind word, or
someone shows kindness
to you, say: