Lesson No 22D-Advanced Phrases For Self-Introduction
Advanced Phrases for Self-Introduction
Here are some more advanced phrases you can use to introduce yourself:
Formal Introductions:
- It is a pleasure to make your acquaintance.
- I am delighted to meet you.
- I hope we can have a chance to speak again soon.
- Thank you for inviting me.
- I’m pleased to be here today.
Informal Introductions:
- Nice to meet you!
- It’s a pleasure.
- How do you do?
- I’m so glad we met.
- It’s great to finally meet you in person.
Introducing Yourself and Your Background:
- My name is [your name], and I’m a [your profession].
- I’ve been working at [company name] for [number] years.
- I’m originally from [city, state/country].
- I’m passionate about [your interests].
- I’m here today to talk about [topic].
Providing Additional Context:
- I’m a [your role] at [organization].
- I’m interested in [field of study].
- I’ve been living in [city] for [number] years.
- I’m a [nationality].
Sample Conversations for Giving Introductions
Formal Introductions:
- Host: “Mr. Patel, I’d like to introduce you to Ms. Sharma. She’s our new Marketing Manager.”
- Mr. Patel: “Pleasure to meet you, Ms. Sharma. Welcome to the team.”
- Ms. Sharma: “Thank you, Mr. Patel. It’s nice to meet you too.”
- Colleagues: “John, have you met Maria? She’s joining our team next week.”
- John: “No, I haven’t. Nice to meet you, Maria.”
- Maria: “Nice to meet you too, John. I’m looking forward to working with you.”
Informal Introductions:
- Friends: “Hey, Sarah, this is my friend, David.”
- Sarah: “Hi David, nice to meet you.”
- David: “Nice to meet you too, Sarah.”
- Classmates: “Class, this is our new teacher, Mr. Smith.”
- Students: “Hello, Mr. Smith. Nice to meet you.”
- Mr. Smith: “Hello everyone. I’m glad to be here.”
