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<누군가를 초대할 때>

▶Inviting someone (누군가를 초대할 때의 표현)

-       Would you like to ~?

-       I’d like to invite you to ~

-       Why don’t you stop by?

-       Won’t you come over?

▶Accepting an invitation (초대를 수락할 때의 표현)

-       (Thank you.) I’d like to ~

-       That would be very nice.

-       That sounds a (very) nice idea.

-       With pleasure.

-       I’d like nothing better.

-       I’d like nothing better than to ~

-       Yes, I will.

▶Declining an invitation (초대에 대해 거절할 때의 표현)

-       Thank you (very much), but ~

-       Well, er, that’s very ~, but ~

-       Thank you (very much) for asking me, but ~

-       I’m (very / terribly) sorry, I don’t think I can.

-       I’m (very / terribly) sorry, I can’t.

-       I’d like to, but ~

-       I wish I could, but ~

-       I’m afraid I’ve already promised to ~

▶Starting a conversation with a stranger (낯선 사람과 대화를 시작하고자 할 때의 표현)

-       Excuse me, ~?

-       I hope you don’t mind my asking, but haven’t we met somewhere before?

-       Excuse me asking, but ~?

-       I’m sorry to trouble you, but ~

-       Lovely weather, (isn’t it?)

▶ Introducing yourself (자신을 소개하고자 할 때의 표현)

-       How do you do? My name is ~

-       Excuse me, my name is ~

-       How do you do? I don’t think we’ve met before. My name is ~

-       Excuse me. I don’t think we’ve met before. I’m ~

-       Good morning. This is ~ speaking.

-       Good evening, ~speaking.

▶Introducing someone (누군가를 소개하고자 할 때의 표현)

-       This is ~

-       I’d like you to meet ~

-       Have you met ~?

-       Do you know ~?

-       By the way, do you know each other?

-       Pete, meet Jenny.

-       Oh, look, here’s ~!

▶Asking how someone is (누군가에게 안부를 물어볼 때의 표현)

-       How are you?

-       Ah, ~. Are you well?

-       How are you keeping?

-       Are you better?

-       It’s great to see you again! So, how’s life?

-       How goes it with you?

-       How’s life treating you?

-       How are things with you?