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Business

English:

Introductions

& Greetings

Master professional greetings and introductions for business success.

Welcome to

Business

English!

Hello everyone, and welcome to our Business English lesson! Today, we'll learn how to introduce ourselves and greet others professionally. These essential skills will help you succeed in any business setting. Modern office: technology and collaboration in the world of work.

What's Happening in this

Business Scene?

Formal Situations Informal Situations

Use formal language when you meet new people, your boss, or clients. This is in business settings like meetings or job interviews. For example, say "Good morning" to your new manager at work.

✔️ Business / Professional

English

Good morning / Good evening

• Hello

Nice to meet you

• Goodbye / Have a nice day
• Welcome Use informal language with friends, family, or close colleagues. These are relaxed situations, like talking with friends after work or at home. For example, you can say "Hi" or "Hey" to your friends.

🟡 Informal English (NOT for

work)

• Hi!

Hey!

• How’s it going?
• What’s up?

Bye! / See you!

Introducing

Yourself

Formally

When meeting new business contacts, a formal introduction is essential. Start with "Hello, my name is [Your Full Name]." You can add "I am [Your Job Title] at [Your Company Name]" for more detail. Always follow up with "Nice to meet you" , "It's a pleasure to meet you “ or “Glad to meet you" Successful interview handshake in a professional office setting.

Introducing One

Person

To introduce one person to another in a business setting, use the phrase "Hello [Person A's Name], this is [Person B's Name]." For example, you might say, "Hello Mr. Lee, this is Ms. Pham." Both individuals should then respond with "Nice to meet you." Professional handshake and business card exchange during introduction.

Professional greeting and introduction with business card exchange.

Basic Small Talk

Questions

• How are you?
• How was your weekend?
• What do you do?

POSITIONS AND DEPARTMENTS Practice introducing yourselves and others at a simulated business event.

Formal Introduction Dialogue Now, let's practice formal introductions. Complete the gaps in the dialogue on your handout to create a formal business introduction. Then, work with a partner to read and practice your completed dialogue, focusing on pronunciation and flow. A: Good evening. Welcome to Aromaz. My name is ________ ________. B: Good evening. Nice to meet you. My name is ________ ________. A: What is your position? B: I am the ________. And you? A: I work in the ________ department. B: Nice to meet you. A: Nice to meet you too.

Conclusio n

• Context dictates the formality of your greetings.
• Utilize time-specific formal salutations effectively.
• Structure clear self-introductions and mutual introductions.
• Develop effective small talk for building rapport and networking.
• Consistent practice is crucial for confidence and fluency in professional interactions.