自己紹介してみよう

Brief self-introduction
初対面の人に自己紹介してみましょう。
自己紹介は、新しく出会った人との最初のコミュニケーションです。名前、出身地、趣味など、基本的な内容から始めてみましょう。
Hello. How are you? What's your name?
 
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Hello. How are you? What's your name?

Hello. I'm good! My name is Ami!
What's your name and how are you?

自然な表現

Hello. I'm good! My name is Ami!
What's your name, and how are you?

1. Use a comma to indicate a pause between parts of a sentence.
Nice to meet you, Ami! My name is Julia, and I’m doing well, thanks for asking. What do you like to do in your free time?

Nice to meet you too, Julia! I like reading books, going karaoke, making accessories by myself! I made necklaces and earrings. How about you?

自然な表現

Nice to meet you too, Julia! I like reading books, going to karaoke, and making accessories by myself! I made necklaces and earrings. How about you?

1. Use the preposition "to" here which is defined as - in the direction of.
2. When you have a list that contains more than two elements, use commas to separate them. Use the coordinating conjunction "and" before the last item of a series or list.
That sounds really creative and fun, Ami! I like reading too, and I enjoy traveling and trying new cafes. What kind of books do you usually like to read?

I like fantasy and mysteries! Also I like reading Manga too! Your hobbies sounds fun and active! Where did you travel?

自然な表現

I like fantasy and mysteries! Also, I like reading manga too! Your hobbies sound fun and active! Where did you travel to?

1. Always put a comma after an introductory phrase.
2. Do not capitalize common nouns.
3. Use plural verb forms with plural subjects.
That’s great. I love fantasy and mysteries too, and manga is fun as well! I’ve traveled to a few places in Asia and Europe. Do you have a country or city you’d like to visit someday?

I agree very much! I have a plan to study abroad in Malta in February and I want to visit Europe. What country did you visit and was the trip fun for you? I feel little nervous now because it is first time for me to go abroad alone.

自然な表現

I agree very much! I have a plan to study abroad in Malta in February, and I want to visit Europe. What country did you visit, and was the trip fun for you? I feel a little nervous now because it is the first time for me to go abroad alone.

1. Use a comma to indicate a pause between parts of a sentence.
2. Use the determiner "a" to say what type of thing something is.
3. Use the determiner "the" before superlatives and other words, such as "first" or "only" or numbers showing something's position in a list, to refer to only one thing or person.
4. Here is an alternative expression. "overseas".
That’s exciting. Studying abroad in Malta sounds amazing, and it’s normal to feel nervous the first time. I’ve visited Italy and France and really enjoyed both. What are you most looking forward to in Malta?

I want to speak English a lot and make friends! Also I'm looking forward to visit famous and beautiful places in Malta! What did you do in Italy and France? Where did you go?

自然な表現

I want to speak English a lot and make friends! Also, I'm looking forward to visiting the famous and beautiful places in Malta! What did you do in Italy and France? Where did you go?

1. Use the gerund form here. A gerund is a verb form which functions as a noun, ending in -ing. When a preposition is immediately followed by a verb, the verb must be in the gerund form. There are no exceptions to this rule.
2. Use the determiner "the" to refer to something in particular.
  • greeting(挨拶、会釈)
  • pleasure(喜び、満足)
  • nationality(国籍)
  • hobby(趣味)
  • introduction(紹介)
  • Hi, there!(やあ。こんにちは。)
  • Let me introduce myself.(自己紹介させてください。)
  • Please call me~.(~と呼んでください。)
  • My hobby is playing music.(私の趣味は音楽を演奏することです。)
  • I often go to the cafe near my house to study.(家の近くのカフェでよく勉強しています。)

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  • 日常
  • 初級
  • 留学
  • 自己紹介
  • 趣味/好み