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 UNI 1, lesson 2:  1. When greeting a visitor, it's important to make them feel welcome and comfortable. Here are some common ways to greet a visitor: Hello and welcome! - A simple and friendly greeting that sets a positive tone. Good morning/afternoon/evening! - A more formal greeting based on the time of day. How can I help you? - Showing readiness to assist the visitor with any inquiries or needs. It's great to have you here! - Expressing appreciation for the visitor's presence. Is this your first time here? - Showing interest in the visitor's previous experience with the place. Please make yourself at home. - Inviting the visitor to feel comfortable and relaxed. Let me know if you need anything. - Offering assistance or support during their visit.   2. Person A: Hello and welcome! Are you visiting our city for the first time?  Person B: Yes, it's my first time here. I'm excited to explore! Person A: That's great! How can I help you make the most of your ...

UNID 1, lesson 1   1)  How do people greet around the world? 1. Japan: Greeting: Konnichiwa Meaning: Hello / Good day / Good afternoon In Japan, it is common to bow slightly and say "Konnichiwa" as a formal or informal greeting. France: Greeting: Bonjour Meaning: Hello / Good morning In France, "Bonjour" is a common way to greet both in formal and informal situations.                                                 Practice present perfect. 3. I have already finished my homework. They have never been to Europe. She has visited Paris twice. We have just started a new project. Have you ever tried sushi? He has already seen that movie. The team has won three consecutive matches. Have you finished your meal yet? They haven't received the package yet. She has lived in New York for five years. Personalized dialog.  4. Person A: Have you ever greeted someo...

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