English A1 Speaking Lesson #115: Daily conversation phrases for greeting and leaving politely
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Daily Conversation Phrases
Lesson number: #115
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Lesson #115: Daily Conversation Phrases — Greeting and Leaving Politely
Overview:
Today’s lesson is about very common English phrases for greeting people and saying goodbye. This is a natural next step after simple time words. You will learn 5 useful words and 5 short conversation sentences.
Quick review from previous lessons:
- today / tomorrow / yesterday are useful for talking about days.
- now is used for the present moment.
- early and late help describe timing.
New words:
1) hello — reading: heh-loh — meaning: a greeting
2) goodbye — reading: gud-bye — meaning: a leaving phrase
3) morning — reading: mor-ning — meaning: the first part of the day
4) afternoon — reading: af-ter-noon — meaning: the middle part of the day
5) evening — reading: ee-vning — meaning: the later part of the day
Usage notes:
- hello is friendly and common.
- goodbye is used when ending a conversation.
- good morning is used at the start of the day.
- good afternoon is used after midday.
- good evening is used later in the day.
New sentences:
1) Hello, how are you?
Reading: heh-loh, hau ar yoo?
Meaning: Merhaba, nasılsın?
2) Good morning, Ms. Lee.
Reading: gud mor-ning, miz lee.
Meaning: Günaydın, Bayan Lee.
3) Good afternoon, everyone.
Reading: gud af-ter-noon, ev-ree-wun.
Meaning: İyi öğleden sonralar, herkes.
4) Good evening, sir.
Reading: gud ee-vning, ser.
Meaning: İyi akşamlar, efendim.
5) Goodbye, see you tomorrow.
Reading: gud-bye, see yoo tuh-mor-oh.
Meaning: Hoşça kal, yarın görüşürüz.
Mini practice:
A) Choose the best word: hello / goodbye / morning
1. Use this at the start of the day: ____
2. Use this when leaving: ____
3. Use this as a greeting: ____
B) Fill in the missing word:
4. Hello, ____ are you?
5. Goodbye, see you ____.
Answer key:
1) morning
2) goodbye
3) hello
4) how
5) tomorrow
Reply instruction:
Write your answers in a reply. You can also write one short greeting and one short goodbye sentence using today’s words.
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: #115
Available explanations:
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Lesson #115: Daily Conversation Phrases — Greeting and Leaving Politely
Overview:
Today’s lesson is about very common English phrases for greeting people and saying goodbye. This is a natural next step after simple time words. You will learn 5 useful words and 5 short conversation sentences.
Quick review from previous lessons:
- today / tomorrow / yesterday are useful for talking about days.
- now is used for the present moment.
- early and late help describe timing.
New words:
1) hello — reading: heh-loh — meaning: a greeting
2) goodbye — reading: gud-bye — meaning: a leaving phrase
3) morning — reading: mor-ning — meaning: the first part of the day
4) afternoon — reading: af-ter-noon — meaning: the middle part of the day
5) evening — reading: ee-vning — meaning: the later part of the day
Usage notes:
- hello is friendly and common.
- goodbye is used when ending a conversation.
- good morning is used at the start of the day.
- good afternoon is used after midday.
- good evening is used later in the day.
New sentences:
1) Hello, how are you?
Reading: heh-loh, hau ar yoo?
Meaning: Merhaba, nasılsın?
2) Good morning, Ms. Lee.
Reading: gud mor-ning, miz lee.
Meaning: Günaydın, Bayan Lee.
3) Good afternoon, everyone.
Reading: gud af-ter-noon, ev-ree-wun.
Meaning: İyi öğleden sonralar, herkes.
4) Good evening, sir.
Reading: gud ee-vning, ser.
Meaning: İyi akşamlar, efendim.
5) Goodbye, see you tomorrow.
Reading: gud-bye, see yoo tuh-mor-oh.
Meaning: Hoşça kal, yarın görüşürüz.
Mini practice:
A) Choose the best word: hello / goodbye / morning
1. Use this at the start of the day: ____
2. Use this when leaving: ____
3. Use this as a greeting: ____
B) Fill in the missing word:
4. Hello, ____ are you?
5. Goodbye, see you ____.
Answer key:
1) morning
2) goodbye
3) hello
4) how
5) tomorrow
Reply instruction:
Write your answers in a reply. You can also write one short greeting and one short goodbye sentence using today’s words.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].