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This document discusses formal and informal greetings in English and Spanish. It provides examples of common greetings used in different situations, such as greetings for people you know versus people you don't know. It also includes exercises asking the reader to identify whether sample conversations use formal or informal greetings. The objectives are to learn formal and informal greetings and see how people react to being greeted in English as a foreign language.
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Greetings
- 1. B Y J U A N C A R L O S C A R P I O OBJECTIVES: LEARN TO GREET PEOPLE IN FORMAL AND INFORMAL WAYS SEE THE REACTION THAT PEOPLE HAVE WHEN AN UNKNOWN PERSON GREETS IN A DIFFERENT LANGUAGE (EFL) GREETINGS
- 2. Formal Greetings We use Formal Greetings with: People we don't know. At work. To be polite.
- 3. FORMAL GREETINGS Hello - at any time = Hola - en cualquier momento Good morning = Buenos Días. Good afternoon = Buenas Tardes. Good evening = Buenas Noches. Good Night - when going to bed = Buenas Noches - cuando vas a dormir. Goodbye - Adiós See you later - Nos vemos más tarde. See you soon - Nos vemos pronto.
- 4. Informal Greetings We use Informal Greetings with: People we know from before. Family. Close friends.
- 5. INFORMAL GREETINGS Hi , Hiya - at any time = Hola - en cualquier momento. morning = Buenos (días). afternoon = Buenas (tardes). evening = Buenas (noches). night = when going to sleep - Buenas noches, cuando vas a dormir. bye, bye-bye = Adiós. see you then = Nos vemos Luego. see ya! = Nos vemos.
- 6. EXCERSICE A: Hello, How are you? B: Good Morning, I’m fine and you? A: I’m good, thank you! B: See you later. A: See you soon. Is this conversation FORMAL or INFORMAL?
- 7. EXERCISE A: Hi, John! B: Hiya, How are the things? A: Good, and you? B: Very nice, I have to go now. A: Ok, See-ya! B: See you then. Is this conversation FORMAL or INFORMAL?
- 8. FOR YOU Go around your town and try to meet 3 different people you really don’t know. Then, take a picture with Him/Her and put it in a Paper Collage. Finally, bring your Paper Collage to the class and share it with your partner. DON’T FORGET TO GREET these people in English no matter what language they speak. PD: DO YOUR BEST!