🇺🇸 English · A2
Greetings & Introductions in English · A2
60 English words and phrases for greetings & introductions, at A2 level. Each entry shows the word, how to read it, what it means, and a full example sentence with translation.
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introduceintroduce
Let me introduce my sister.
Let me introduce my sister.
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welcomewelcome
Welcome to our home!
Welcome to our home!
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guestguest
We have a guest tonight.
We have a guest tonight.
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greetgreet
She greeted me with a smile.
She greeted me with a smile.
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neighborneighbor
My neighbor is very kind.
My neighbor is very kind.
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visitvisit
We visited our grandparents on Sunday.
We visited our grandparents on Sunday.
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inviteinvite
They invited us to dinner.
They invited us to dinner.
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wavewave
She waved at me from the bus.
She waved at me from the bus.
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nicknamenickname
His nickname is Max.
His nickname is Max.
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teammateteammate
My teammate introduced himself first.
My teammate introduced himself first.
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gentlemangentleman
He greeted us like a true gentleman.
He greeted us like a true gentleman.
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hostesshostess
The hostess welcomed each guest by name.
The hostess welcomed each guest by name.
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seniorsenior
Bow politely when you greet a senior.
Bow politely when you greet a senior.
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juniorjunior
A junior should greet a senior first.
A junior should greet a senior first.
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gatheringgathering
We had a small gathering after work.
We had a small gathering after work.
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get-togetherget-together
Let's plan a get-together this weekend.
Let's plan a get-together this weekend.
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newbienewbie
Everyone was kind to the newbie.
Everyone was kind to the newbie.
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chit-chatchit-chat
We had some chit-chat before the meeting.
We had some chit-chat before the meeting.
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fist bumpfist bump
The boys greeted each other with a fist bump.
The boys greeted each other with a fist bump.
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high fivehigh five
They gave each other a high five.
They gave each other a high five.
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winkwink
She gave me a friendly wink.
She gave me a friendly wink.
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genuinegenuine
His welcome felt genuine and warm.
His welcome felt genuine and warm.
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cheerfulcheerful
She always has a cheerful greeting for everyone.
She always has a cheerful greeting for everyone.
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friendlyfriendly
The new manager seems very friendly.
The new manager seems very friendly.
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sociablesociable
He's sociable and makes friends easily.
He's sociable and makes friends easily.
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outgoingoutgoing
My sister is outgoing and loves meeting people.
My sister is outgoing and loves meeting people.
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shyshy
He was too shy to say hello.
He was too shy to say hello.
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awkwardawkward
There was an awkward silence after we met.
There was an awkward silence after we met.
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informalinformal
It was an informal introduction over coffee.
It was an informal introduction over coffee.
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receptionistreceptionist
The receptionist greeted us with a smile.
The receptionist greeted us with a smile.
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Long time no see!Long time no see!
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Where are you from?Where are you from?
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Have a nice day!Have a nice day!
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How was your weekend?How was your weekend?
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Say hello to Tom for me.Say hello to Tom for me.
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It was nice talking to you.It was nice talking to you.
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Take care!Take care!
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Have we met somewhere before?Have we met somewhere before?
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What do you do for a living?What do you do for a living?
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I just wanted to say hi.I just wanted to say hi.
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It's great to finally meet you.It's great to finally meet you.
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Let's grab coffee sometime.Let's grab coffee sometime.
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Can I ask your name?Can I ask your name?
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She waved at me from across the street.She waved at me from across the street.
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He shook my hand firmly.He shook my hand firmly.
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We exchanged numbers before leaving.We exchanged numbers before leaving.
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I'm looking forward to seeing you again.I'm looking forward to seeing you again.
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Please make yourself at home.Please make yourself at home.
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Everyone welcomed the new student warmly.Everyone welcomed the new student warmly.
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It's a small world!It's a small world!
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He seems like a nice person.He seems like a nice person.
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We should catch up sometime.We should catch up sometime.
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I'll walk you to the door.I'll walk you to the door.
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Thanks for having me over.Thanks for having me over.
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Let's exchange contact information.Let's exchange contact information.
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I hope you settle in well.I hope you settle in well.
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My door is always open.My door is always open.
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Feel free to say hi anytime.Feel free to say hi anytime.
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I'll introduce myself first.I'll introduce myself first.
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You have a great smile.You have a great smile.
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