Thursday, April 10, 2025

Spoken English: Manners (Etiquette)

 

Spoken English: Manners (Etiquette)


Manners (Etiquette)

Words

Purpose

Example

Please

To make request

Please, help me.

Don’t leave me alone, please.

Please, try to understand.

Thanks

To show gratitude

Thank you very much.

Thanks a lot.

Thank you for your kindness.

No, thanks.

No,  thank you very much.

Sorry

To express regret

To refuse

Sorry.

I am sorry.

I am very sorry.

Sorry sir.

I am extremely sorry.

Welcome

To greet people

Welcome, sir.

Welcome to Victoria memorial.

You are welcome.

You are most welcome.

No mention

To respond thank

No mention, please.

Mention not.

Excuse me

To ask forgiveness

Excuse me please.

Pardon

For god shake

To ask for repetition of word

I beg your pardon.

Pardon me please.

Pardon.

After you

To allow someone at first

After you, please.

After you.

With great pleasure

To express complete approve

By all means.

With great pleasure.

Certainly.

Of course.

Kindly

To request someone

Kindly take your seat.

Kindly help him.

Congratulation

To express pleasure for good fortune

Congratulation.

Congratulation for your great success.

Well done

To express happiness for achievement.

Praise.

Well done my boy.

Well done.

Mind blowing

Awesome

Outstanding

To express surprise.

Praise.

Fully agree.

Mind blowing performance.

You are mind blowing.

 Examples:-

Good morning

Good morning, sir.

Good afternoon

Good evening

Good day to you, sir.

Good night, sir.

Good bye, friends.

Sweet dreams, dear.

Bye, bye.

See you again.

Wish you a happy journey.

Best of luck.

Good luck.

Please, listen to me.

Please, be seated.

Thank you very much.

Thanks a lot.

That’s alright.

No mention please.

It’s my pleasure.

You are welcome.

Sorry.

I am Very sorry.

I am sorry.

I am extremely sorry.

Sorry to disturb you.

Welcome, sir.

Most welcome.

You are most welcome.

With great pleasure.

You are welcome.

Excuse me, sir.

Excuse me please.

I beg your pardon.

After you.

Forgive me, please.

Kindly excuse me.

May I have your attention please?

Don’t get angry please.

Kindly handover that book.

Would you please, shut the door?

Sure, sure.

Why not?

O k

Have a good journey.

It’s me XYZ.

Please, come in.

What date is today?

Take me at five, please.

Good days are ahead.

Why are you wasting your time?

My watch has gone out of order.

Never mind.

Rest assured.

Nothing special.

No never.

As you please.

As you wish.

As you like.

Just coming.

 

Please don’t go.

Is dinner ready?

May I come in sir?

May I go to home?

It’s my turn now.

Are you vegetarian?

Hard work is the key to success.

May I accompany you?

Is the boss in?

Are you angry with me?

Won’t you go?

Since when you have been here?

No hurry.

All right.

Because of.

According to.

At the risk of.

Don’t talk nonsense.

Don’t disturb me.

Why are you sad today?

I regret.

Stop there.

Stop him.

Get out.

Be careful.

Get off.

Get ready.

Go at once.

Go straight.

Open the door.

Go ahead.

Try again.

Be quite.

Keep quite.

Be comfortable.

Feel at home.

Have your seat, please.

How are you?

How do you do?

How long will it take?

Who is at the door/

Hallo.

Well done!

Bravo!

Very fine!

Hey!

Wonderful!

Hush!

By god’s grace!

Thank god!

May god bless you!

Wow!

Same to you!

Excellent!

Congratulation!

Hurry up please!

How terrible!

My goodness!

How disgraceful!

How sweet!

No doubt.

How lovely!

Beware!

How disgusting!

Please keep quiet!

What an idea!

Yes, it is!

Be punctual.

Keep the fire on.

Mind your business.

It is 7 o’ clock.

It was 5.30 pm.

It is half past three.

It is quarter to 4 pm.

It is 20 to 3 am.

Keep it up!

Carry on!

Well done!

Hi!

What happened?

Outstanding!

Awesome!

Brilliant!

Good job!

Breathe taking!

So beautiful!

How high!

How tall!

Go to hell!

Get lost!

Mind your business!

You are so sweet!

So kind of you!

Beware of fraud!

Your attention please!

May I have your attention please!

Be serious!

Be frank!

Be careful!

Be cautious!

Behave yourself!

Respect your seniors.

Hold on.

Pick up the phone.

Get in the bus.

Keep silence!

Be calm!

Wish you all the best!

Love you too.

Are you mad?

Be in touch.

Visit on and off.

Of course!

Darling!

Dear!

Hard working.

Industrious.

Noble!

How disappointing?

Be happy!

Wednesday, April 9, 2025

Spoken English : Meeting ,Greeting and Farewell

 

Meeting and Greeting

To greet people at any time of the day and night, follow these steps:-

 


Condition:

When you meet someone in morning/ 12.01 am to 11.59 am/ early sunrise to mid-day.

 

Good morning sir/madam/teacher/Mr Baxi/ Miss Tania or any Title.

 

Condition:

When you meet someone at midday/ 12.00 Noon/ exact 12 in day time.

 

Good noon sir/madam/teacher/Mr Baxi/ Miss Tania or any Title.

 

 

Condition:

When you meet someone in afternoon/ 12.01 pm-6 pm/ Mid-day to Sunset..

 

Good afternoon sir/madam/teacher/Mr Baxi/ Miss Tania or any Title.

 

Condition:

When you meet someone in evening/ 6 pm to 11.49 pm/ Sunset to mid night.

 

Good evening sir/madam/teacher/Mr Baxi/ Miss Tania or any Title.

 

Greeting and reply of greeting

Greet

Reply

Hello

Hello

Hi/ Hello

Hi/Hello

Good morning/ evening/ afternoon

Very good morning/ evening/ afternoon

Good morning sir/ madam/ teacher

Good morning sir/ madam/ teacher.

 

 

To Farewell and Reply of farewell

 

Farewell

Reply of farewell

In day time

Have a good day

Good day to you sir/ madam/ teacher

Good day to you too.

Have a nice day sir.

Have a successful day.

At night

Good night.

Good night sir/ madam/ teacher

Night.

Have sweet dreams.

Have a beautiful night.

Good night to you too.

Have a romantic night.

Casual leaving

Bye.

Bye- Bye.

See you again.

See you soon.

Bye.

Bye/ bye-bye.

Hope so.

Ta – ta.

Permanent or long time leaving

Good bye

Good luck.

Best of luck.

Wish you best of luck.

 

 

Manners (Etiquette)

Words

Purpose

Example

Please

To make request

Please, help me.

Don’t leave me alone, please.

Please, try to understand.

Thanks

To show gratitude

Thank you very much.

Thanks a lot.

Thank you for your kindness.

No, thanks.

No,  thank you very much.

Sorry

To express regret

To refuse

Sorry.

I am sorry.

I am very sorry.

Sorry sir.

I am extremely sorry.

Welcome

To greet people

Welcome, sir.

Welcome to Victoria memorial.

You are welcome.

You are most welcome.

No mention

To respond thank

No mention, please.

Mention not.

Excuse me

To ask forgiveness

Excuse me please.

Pardon

For god shake

To ask for repetition of word

I beg your pardon.

Pardon me please.

Pardon.

After you

To allow someone at first

After you, please.

After you.

With great pleasure

To express complete approve

By all means.

With great pleasure.

Certainly.

Of course.

Kindly

To request someone

Kindly take your seat.

Kindly help him.

Congratulation

To express pleasure for good fortune

Congratulation.

Congratulation for your great success.

Well done

To express happiness for achievement.

Praise.

Well done my boy.

Well done.

Mind blowing

Awesome

Outstanding

To express surprise.

Praise.

Fully agree.

Mind blowing performance.

You are mind blowing.

Spoken English: Manners (Etiquette)

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