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How to Meet a Stranger: A Complete Guide

Meeting new people can be daunting, but with the right phrases and approaches, it can be fun and rewarding! This guide provides various conversation starters and responses that will help you engage with strangers comfortably. From polite introductions like "Excuse me, haven’t we met before?" to inviting someone out with phrases like "Would you like to...?", learn how to make connections effortlessly. Plus, practice with dialogues to build your confidence in real-life situations. Start your journey to expanding your social circle today!

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How to Meet a Stranger: A Complete Guide

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  1. LEARNING MEDIA NANDA RIZKI AMELIA 2201407147

  2. Look at this picture They are stranger and want to know each other

  3. HOW TO MEET STRANGER • Excuse me…! • I hope you don’t mind my asking, but haven’t we met before? • Excuse me, but… • Nice day, isn’t it? • Terrible day, isn’t it? • Hello, are you a friend of… • Hi, great party, isn’t it? • Sorry, but… • I beg your pardon, but aren’t you…. • Forgive me, but….. • Do excuse me, but….

  4. How to answer introduction: • How do you do? • No, I don’t think so. How do you do? • No, I don’t think I do. How do you do?Pleased to meet you. I’ve been looking forward to meeting you for some time. • Yes, I think I have/ I do. • Yes, I think we have, don’t we? • Yes, we’ve already met, actually. • Pleased to meet you. • I’ve been looking forward to meeting you. • I’m delighted to meet you.

  5. INVITATION

  6. LOOK at the invitation bellow Analyze the invitation bellow

  7. ANALYZING THE INVITATION

  8. Inviting someone • Would you like to……? • I’d very much like you to……… • You will……won’t you? • Shall we…………? • Won’t you? • What about…..? • Come on…. • Why don’t you…..? • Like to….? • You must…………. • We should be delighted if you were able to/could • Would you care to……. • Perhaps you’d care to…. ?

  9. Accepting Invitation • Thank you I’d like to (very much) • That would be very nice. • I won’t say no! • All right (then) • You certainly can! • I’d love to…………. • That’s reality kind of you • With the greatest pleasure

  10. Read the dialogue and act it out • Scott : Hi, Mike. How are you doing? • Mike : Fine thanks. What’s up man? • Scott : I’ve got something for you. • Mike : What’s that bro? • Scott : Here it is. (Handing in the invitation) • Mike : Wow, this invitation looks wonderful. May I open it here? • Scott : Definitely. • Mike : You are celebrating your seventh birthday. At Ritz Carlton hotel. Wow, Awesome!!! • Scott : So, see you at the hotel at 7 pm. Do come.

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