This document provides a 4-step guide to introducing yourself confidently in English. The steps are: 1) Say hello and your name and shake hands if possible. 2) Ask follow-up questions like "How are you?" and "Where are you from?". 3) Listen to the response and ask more questions. 4) Prepare basic answers about yourself like your name, where you're from, and what you do. Practicing these introductions and greetings will help non-native English speakers feel more comfortable introducing themselves.

1. WELCOME
Bienvenidos

2. HOW TO FEARLESSLY AND CONFIDENTLY
INTRODUCE YOURSELF IN ENGLISH IN 4 SIMPLE
STEPS
1. Break the
ice
is a common English
expression. It means
“to get comfortable
with someone.”

3. HERE’S THE EASIEST ONE: JUST SAY HELLO AND
YOUR NAME. THEN, IF POSSIBLE, SHAKE HANDS
• Jose: Hello. I’m Jose.
• Brian: Hello, I’m Brian.
• Jose: Nice to meet you.

4. Mucho
gusto

5. OTHER GREETINGS
Buenos días Buenas tardes
Buenas noches

6. 2. ASK FOLLOW-UP QUESTIONS
• You need to keep
the conversation
going.
• To do this, have
more simple
questions ready. Like
before, have three or
four questions
memorized
• How are you?
• Where are you from?
• Are you having a good
time?

7. GREAT
PRETTY GOOD
FINE
OK
NOT BAD
NOT SO GOOD

8. WHERE ARE YOU FROM?

9. I´m from Canada
I´m Canadian

10. I´m from the USA
I´m American

11. I´m from France
I´m French

12. I´m from England
I´m English

13. I´m from Germany
I´m German

14. 3. LISTEN AND ASK MORE QUESTIONS
•Jose: Where are you from?
•Brian: I’m from England.
•Jose: Wow! That’s far! Are you having a good time
in Trujillo?
•Brian: Yes. Of course

15. 4. PREPARE BASIC ANSWERS ABOUT YOURSELF
• I´m José
• I´m from Trujillo
• I´m an artisan
• These are my crafts

16. 5. SMILE

17. PRACTICE
• Jose: Hello. I’m ……….. I´m an artisan
• Brian: Hello, I’m Brian.
• Jose: Nice to meet you. Where are you from?
• Brian: I´m from………..
• Jose: Wow! Are you………………………. time?
• Brian: Yes. Of course
• Jose: Welcome Brian. These are my crafts

18. VOCABULARY
• Hello: hola
• I´m: yo soy
• Nice to meet you: mucho gusto
• Good morning: buenos dias
• Good afternoon: buenas tardes
• Good evening: buenas noches
• Where are you from?: De donde eres?
• Are you having a good time?: La estás pasando
bien?
• Artisan: artesano
• From: de
• Welcome: bienvenido
• Great: excelente
• Pretty Good: muy bien
• Fine: bien
• O.K.: Ok
• Not bad: más o menos
• Not so good: no muy bien
• Of course: Porsupuesto
• These are my crafts: Estas
son mis artesanías