English Greetings for Beginners: Basic Phrases & Introductions
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Want to start speaking English today? In this video, you will learn Your First English Greetings to sound polite and natural. We cover everything from "Hello" to introducing yourself confidently.
Transcription de la vidéo avec traduction
Say 'How are you?' more naturally.
Dis «Comment ça va ?» de manière plus naturelle.
How’s it going?
Comment ça se passe ?
How’re you doing?
Comment tu vas ?
What’s up?
Quoi de neuf ?
How’ve you been?
Comment tu t’es porté récemment ?
Instead of just saying 'GOOD'.
Au lieu de simplement dire «BIEN».
Excellent.
Excellent.
Awesome.
Génial.
Fantastic.
Fantastique.
Wonderful.
Merveilleux.
Amazing.
Incroyable.
"Seven ways to say 'You're welcome'.\"
«Sept façons de dire “De rien”.»
No problem.
Pas de problème.
Anytime.
À tout moment.
Don’t mention it.
Ne le mentionne pas.
Sure thing.
Bien sûr.
It’s nothing.
Ce n’est rien.
My pleasure.
Avec plaisir.
Glad to help.
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