English A1 Speaking Lesson #087: Daily conversation phrases for greeting someone and starting a short talk
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Daily Conversation Phrases
Lesson number: #087
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English A1 Daily Conversation Phrases #087
Lesson topic: Simple greetings and polite starts
Goal: Learn 5 common phrases for beginning a short daily conversation.
Quick review from recent lessons:
- From #086, you learned simple action and place words like turn and go.
- From #085, you saw everyday words for food and routine.
- Today we move into daily conversation phrases for greeting someone politely.
5 useful words and phrases:
1) hello — reading: heh-loh — a greeting
2) good morning — reading: good MOR-ning — morning greeting
3) good afternoon — reading: good af-ter-NOON — afternoon greeting
4) good evening — reading: good EE-ven-ing — evening greeting
5) how are you — reading: how ar yoo — polite question about someone
Usage notes:
- hello is a friendly greeting any time.
- good morning is used before midday.
- good afternoon is used after midday.
- good evening is used in the evening.
- how are you is a polite follow-up question after a greeting.
5 simple example sentences:
1) Hello! Good morning.
Reading: heh-loh | good MOR-ning
Meaning: Merhaba! Günaydın.
2) Good afternoon!
Reading: good af-ter-NOON
Meaning: İyi öğleden sonra!
3) Good evening!
Reading: good EE-ven-ing
Meaning: İyi akşamlar!
4) How are you?
Reading: how ar yoo
Meaning: Nasılsın? / Nasılsınız?
5) Hello! How are you?
Reading: heh-loh | how ar yoo
Meaning: Merhaba! Nasılsın?
Mini practice:
- Say the morning greeting.
- Choose the evening greeting.
- Say the polite question after hello.
- Try to read each phrase aloud.
Answer key:
1) good morning
2) good evening
3) How are you?
4) Hello!
5) How are you?
Reply instruction:
Write one short greeting sentence in English, such as Hello! or Good morning!
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Daily Conversation Phrases
Lesson number: #087
Available explanations:
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English A1 Daily Conversation Phrases #087
Lesson topic: Simple greetings and polite starts
Goal: Learn 5 common phrases for beginning a short daily conversation.
Quick review from recent lessons:
- From #086, you learned simple action and place words like turn and go.
- From #085, you saw everyday words for food and routine.
- Today we move into daily conversation phrases for greeting someone politely.
5 useful words and phrases:
1) hello — reading: heh-loh — a greeting
2) good morning — reading: good MOR-ning — morning greeting
3) good afternoon — reading: good af-ter-NOON — afternoon greeting
4) good evening — reading: good EE-ven-ing — evening greeting
5) how are you — reading: how ar yoo — polite question about someone
Usage notes:
- hello is a friendly greeting any time.
- good morning is used before midday.
- good afternoon is used after midday.
- good evening is used in the evening.
- how are you is a polite follow-up question after a greeting.
5 simple example sentences:
1) Hello! Good morning.
Reading: heh-loh | good MOR-ning
Meaning: Merhaba! Günaydın.
2) Good afternoon!
Reading: good af-ter-NOON
Meaning: İyi öğleden sonra!
3) Good evening!
Reading: good EE-ven-ing
Meaning: İyi akşamlar!
4) How are you?
Reading: how ar yoo
Meaning: Nasılsın? / Nasılsınız?
5) Hello! How are you?
Reading: heh-loh | how ar yoo
Meaning: Merhaba! Nasılsın?
Mini practice:
- Say the morning greeting.
- Choose the evening greeting.
- Say the polite question after hello.
- Try to read each phrase aloud.
Answer key:
1) good morning
2) good evening
3) How are you?
4) Hello!
5) How are you?
Reply instruction:
Write one short greeting sentence in English, such as Hello! or Good morning!
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].