👵 Aunty:Oh, who is this lovely girl? What is your name, beta?
अरे, ये प्यारी बच्ची कौन है? बेटा, तुम्हारा नाम क्या है?
👧 Priya:Namaste, Aunty! My name is Priya.
नमस्ते, आंटी! मेरा नाम प्रिया है।
👵 Aunty:How old are you, Priya?
प्रिया, तुम कितने साल की हो?
👧 Priya:I am seven years old. I study in Class 2 at Delhi Public School.
मैं सात साल की हूँ। मैं दिल्ली पब्लिक स्कूल में कक्षा 2 में पढ़ती हूँ।
👵 Aunty:Very good! What do you like to do?
बहुत अच्छा! तुम्हें क्या करना पसंद है?
👧 Priya:I like reading books and drawing pictures. I also love dancing!
मुझे किताबें पढ़ना और चित्र बनाना पसंद है। मुझे नाचना भी बहुत पसंद है!
👵 Aunty:What a wonderful girl! Your grandmother must be so proud.
कितनी अच्छी बच्ची! तुम्हारी दादी को बहुत गर्व होगा।
👧 Priya:Thank you, Aunty! Would you like some chai?
धन्यवाद, आंटी! क्या आप चाय लेंगी?
📖 Key Vocabulary
Hello / Hi
नमस्ते — A greeting word
Goodbye / Bye
अलविदा — Said when leaving
Name
नाम — What you are called
Friend
दोस्त — A person you like
Meet
मिलना — To see someone
Welcome
स्वागत — Greeting an arrival
Please
कृपया — Polite request word
Thank you
धन्यवाद — Showing gratitude
Cousin
चचेरा भाई/बहन — Uncle’s/aunt’s child
Introduce
परिचय कराना — To present someone
🗣️ Key Phrases to Remember
“My name is ___.” — Tell someone your name मेरा नाम ___ है।
“Nice to meet you!” — When meeting someone new आपसे मिलकर खुशी हुई!
“How are you?” — Ask about someone’s health आप कैसे हैं?
“I am fine, thank you.” — Reply to ‘How are you?’ मैं ठीक हूँ, धन्यवाद।
“See you tomorrow!” — Goodbye to someone you’ll see again कल मिलते हैं!
📐 Grammar Spotlight: "I am" / "My name is"
Using ‘I am’ to describe yourself
‘I am’ (short form: ‘I\’m’) tells about yourself — your name, age, feelings, class. Always followed by a noun or adjective.
✅ I am Priya. (name) ✅ I am seven years old. (age) ✅ I am fine. (feeling) ✅ I am in Class 2. (class) ✅ I’m happy to meet you! (short form)
❌ I am go to school. ❌ (Use: I go to school.)
🎭 Practice Greeting & Introducing!
Choose roles: ‘New Student’ and ‘Classmate’. Parents can play too!
New Student says: ‘Hello! My name is ___. What is your name?’
Classmate replies: ‘Hi! I am ___. Nice to meet you! Which class are you in?’
Continue: Ask about favourite subject, hobby, where they live.
End with: ‘It was nice meeting you! See you tomorrow!’
Switch roles and do it again with different details!
❓ Quiz — Test Yourself!
1. How do you greet your teacher in the morning?
2. What do you say when meeting someone new?
3. ‘How are you?’ — Best reply:
4. How do you introduce your friend?
5. Which is a formal greeting?
6. What do you say when leaving?
7. ‘My name ___ Priya.’
8. ‘I ___ seven years old.’
❓ FAQ
How to greet someone in English?
Common greetings: Hello! Hi! Good morning/afternoon/evening! How are you? Nice to meet you! Indian kids can start with ‘Namaste’ then switch to English.
How to introduce yourself in English?
Say: Hello! My name is [name]. I am [age] years old. I study in Class [number] at [school name]. I live in [city]. Nice to meet you!
Formal vs informal greetings?
Formal (teachers, elders): ‘Good morning, Sir/Ma’am.’ Informal (friends): ‘Hey! Hi! What’s up?’ Indian schools use formal with teachers.
How to say goodbye?
Goodbye! Bye bye! See you later! See you tomorrow! Take care! Good night! Have a nice day!
How to reply to ‘How are you?’
I am fine, thank you! I’m doing well! I’m good, thanks! Very well, thank you! And you?