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  Rosa : Excuse me. Mr. Smith :  Good morning! Welcome to Columbus College of Chicago! My name is John Smith and I’m the dean here. What is your name? Rosa : Good morning. My name is Rosa Souza. Mr. Smith :  It’s nice to meet you Miss Souza. Rosa : Nice to meet you too, Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith :  Where are you from, Miss Souza? Rosa : I’m from Brazil. Mr. Smith :  Oh, nice! Here is your schedule. It’s a pleasure to have you as our student. Rosa : Thank you, Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith :  You’re welcome. >LISTEN THE LESSON HERE  

 Rosa: Nice to meet you, girls! Carly: Nice to meet you too. Christiane: Welcome to your new home! Carly: Where are you from in Brazil? Rosa: I’m from Rio de Janeiro. And you? Are you from Chicago? Christiane: I’m from New York! Carly: I’m from a small town in California. Rosa: I’m curious to see my bedroom! Carly: Of course! Let’s go… your bedroom is upstairs.

Basic English Lesson for Beginners Hello and welcome to today’s English learning podcast!   In the next few minutes, we’ll explore some simple but very useful phrases for beginners.   Let’s start with greetings.   - When you meet someone, you can say: “Hello” or “Hi.”   - In the morning, you can say: “Good morning.”   - In the afternoon: “Good afternoon.”   - And in the evening: “Good evening.”   Now, let’s practice introductions.   If you want to tell someone your name, you say: “My name is…” For example: “My name is Anna.”   If you want to ask someone’s name, you say: “What is your name?”   A common answer is: “I am John.” or “I’m John.”   Next, let’s look at polite expressions.   - “Please” — we use this when asking for something politely.   - “Thank you” — we use this to show gratitude.   - “You’re welcome” — we say this when someone thanks us....