Greetings/Small Talk

Good morning everybody.

Good afternoon everyone.

See you tomorrow/ Friday/next week.

How are you today?

Fine.

Not too bad.

What's up?

Not much.

Have a nice/good day!

Now, let's start today's lesson.

Now, let's begin today's lesson.

Today we will be going to (blah, blah, blah).

Sirirat 033 3EN

Final greetings

"Goodbye"/ "Bye"/ "Bye bye"/ "See you"/ "See you, then"/ "See you then"

"See you later"

"See you tomorrow"

"See you next weekend"

"Goodbye, everyone."

"See you next Wednesday."

"See you tomorrow afternoon."

"See you in room 7 after the break."

"Stand up so we can all say goodbye"

"When I say 'Goodbye everyone', you have to say 'Goodbye teacher, goodbye everyone'. I will then say 'You can now go' and you have to say 'Thank you, teacher'. You can then leave, but quietly of course. Okay. Right, let's practice a couple of times. 'Goodbye everyone'..."

Sirirat 033 3EN

Thank you for your sharing Nam. I have some trip to share also.
For the greeting teacher should to ask students about How was last weekend?, if this class is the first class of that day. Teacher should ask the question such as; How was your homework/project?
For final greeting teacher should say have a nice day, have a good meal, have a good weekend, etc.

PORNPAN 024 3EN

1. Good morning
•Good morning, everybody.
•Good afternoon, everybody.
•Hello, everyone.
•Hello there, James.
2. How are you?
•How are you today?
•How are you getting on?
•How's life?
•How are things with you?
•Are you feeling better today, Bill?

Parinyaporn 062 (3EN)

Thank you for sharing. There are many ways to greet students.For example,saying good
morning,afternoon, saying something about their appearance like a beautiful shirt,or asking or comment about things that students are doing outside classroom – sports events, activities, projects that students participate in inside and outside school.

Amphaphan 044 3EN

It is polite to greet a new student that joins your class. Introductions immediately follow this type of greeting.

Tips

Say hello and exchange names.
Exchange nationalities.
Engage in one line of small talk (weather, surroundings, news).
Useful Phrases
I'm from...(city or country)*
I hear it's beautiful/hot/expensive there.
How do you like it here?
How long have you been here?
*Learners often say "I come from..." instead of "I'm from...". Native speakers use "come from" for things or animals, not people: The toys come from China. Milk comes from cows.\

Rungphet031 3EN

Good morning/afternoon
How are you today?
See you tomorrow
Have a nice/good day!

Tawanporn 043 3EN