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In today's lesson, I'm going to teach you everything you need to know to start conversations with strangers, to meet new friends, and to introduce yourself to new people in English. It doesn't matter if you're a beginner, intermediate, or advanced student, there will be something for you in this lesson, so make sure to... | 00:00:00.000 | 00:00:23.240 | |
Now first of all, the first words you probably learned at school were hi or hello. And I'm not going to talk about those words today. Instead, I want to give you some very common alternatives that native speakers use in everyday conversation. Firstly, instead of saying hi, you could say, hey, okay, what's up? How are y... | 00:00:23.240 | 00:00:53.040 | |
How's it going? And if you want to be even more informal, you could say, yo, that's common amongst Americans. Or you could say sup, which is obviously short for what's up. Again, those are very, very informal, so I wouldn't recommend using them at work or with a professor. | 00:00:53.040 | 00:01:19.300 | |
On the more formal side of things, we have phrases like good morning, good afternoon, or good evening. Okay, those are standard phrases. Native speakers don't always use them in everyday casual conversation, especially good evening, good afternoon. Those are a bit more formal, but they're totally fine to use in any sit... | 00:01:19.300 | 00:01:47.420 |
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