Introduction to Greetings, Farewells, and the Alphabet

1. Introduction

• Welcome: “Hello, how are you? Welcome to the English course.”
• Introductions:
  • “My name is Oliver. What about you? What is your name?”
  • “Nice to meet you.”   

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2. Greetings and Farewells

• Introduction to Greetings and Farewells: “Let’s take a look at common greetings and farewells in English.”    

  2.1 Greetings

  • “Hello!”
  • “Hi”  (is most commonly used.
  • “How are you?”   
  • “I’m good, thank you. And you? How are you?”

    2.2 Greetings Throughout the Day

    • “Good morning: is from 12 am to 12 pm”
    • “Good afternoon: is from 12 pm to 6pm”
    • “Good evening: is from 6pm to 10pm”
    • “Good night: is from 10pm to 12am.”

      2.3 Goodbyes

      • “Goodbyes are used when someone is leaving.”   
      • “Goodbye or simply just bye.”
      • “Farewell”
      • “See you later.”
      • “You can include take care, be safe, and have a pleasant journey to the ends of farewells.”   

• 2.4 Greetings Recap

  • 2.4.1 Informal Greetings (used among friends):
    • “Hello.”
    • “Hi”
    • “How are you?”
  • 2.4.2 Formal Greetings:
    • “Good morning”
    • “Good afternoon”   
    • “(depending on the time of day)”
    • “How are you?”   

• 2.5 Goodbyes Recap:

  • “Goodbye”   
  • “Bye.”   
  • “Farewell”    
  • “See you later.”   

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3. The Alphabet

• “The English alphabet is a Latin alphabet and has 26 letters.”   
• “It includes 5 vowels (A, E, I, O, U) and has 21 consonants.”
• “Each letter has an uppercase and a lowercase.”   
• “Uppercase is used for names of things and at the beginning of a sentence.”