Hi there students !
Hello students !
Hello there students !
How are you doing students ?
How's it going students ?
What's up students ?
How do you do students ?
It's a pleasure to meet you students !
Good day students !
Good morning students!
Good afternoon students!
Good evening students!
Greetings students!
Hey students!
How are you students?
Welcome students!
And an Australian one to finish with : G´day students !
So here you have a whole myriad
of ways to say hello , to greet somebody .
this is " the greeting video "
so you could say : Hi ! or Hi there !
both of those are quite informal
maybe " hello " is a little bit more formal ,
" hello there " a little bit less formal.
How are you doing ?
or how's it going ?
okay , both of these ... this needs to be somebody you know
and this is really quite informal again .
So , how do you do ? this is what you say when you shake hands with someone ,
this is extremely formal .
How do you do ? ... and the answer is : How do you do? .
Okay ?
" It's a pleasure to meet you "
this one's is quiet nice because is quite soft , it's quite friendly
it can be reasonably formal or reasonably informal , and it´s a good one to
use in
various situations .
Good day! OK , good day this is really uh...
something that's fairly
informal ,
or fairly formal depending how you use it ,
OK ?
So , good day!
this may be somebody you see walking past you on the street , who you see every day
good day ! or good day sir!
good day my friend!
it's formal and informal at the same time .
Good morning good afternoon , good evening ,
this is somebody who you don't necessarily know really well .
You say it :
Good afternoon!
nice to see you .
Let´s try the next one :
Greetings!
greetings is probably what you say when somebody comes to your house
OK
so : TOC TOC ( opening the door )
ah ! greetings ,
come in.
OK , so this is a way to say hello to somebody when they come to your house.
Hey!
this is really informal this is somebody you know really well
hey mate ! how´re you doing?
How are you ?
this is fairly formal again not very formal but , how are you? nice to see!
it´s probably somebody you don't know particularly well .
How about this one? : Welcome . OK this again is another one you can't use when
you open your door when somebody comes to visit you: Welcome!
come in!
greetings! . You could put both of those two together ,
OK ?
And this last one I love with the Australian one: G´day mate!
So good day = G´day , OK?
so, here you have
a whole wide
selection
of ways to say hello
OK? So anyway it's time to finish and say goodbye.
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