This document provides information about self-introductions and introducing others in Indonesian. It includes examples of self-introductions by asking and answering questions about name, origin, and nationality. Expressions for introducing others with a third party are presented, with an example introduction. The document concludes with an activity where students write personal information on paper and take turns introducing themselves and each other.
This document provides information about self-introductions and introducing others in Indonesian. It includes examples of self-introductions by asking and answering questions about name, origin, and nationality. Expressions for introducing others with a third party are presented, with an example introduction. The document concludes with an activity where students write personal information on paper and take turns introducing themselves and each other.
This document provides information about self-introductions and introducing others in Indonesian. It includes examples of self-introductions by asking and answering questions about name, origin, and nationality. Expressions for introducing others with a third party are presented, with an example introduction. The document concludes with an activity where students write personal information on paper and take turns introducing themselves and each other.
RUSDIAH UNIVERSITAS MUSLIM INDONESIA MAKASSAR INTRODUCTION • 1. Self Introduction
• 2. Introduction from somebody to
somebody else Self Introduction A: Hello, my name’s Lisa, What’s your name? B: Syifa A: Where are you from Syifa? B: I’m from Makassar A: I’m from Sukabumi B: Are you Sundanese? A: Yes, I am. Are you Buginese? B: Yes I am Important Expression • Asking one’s name • Saying name • Asking one’s origin the country/city • Saying the country/city/address • Asking the nationality • Asking about job/occupation • Saying the occupation Introducing Others • These type of introduction involve three people: • A: The introducer (who knows both B and C)
• B: Introducee (knows A but not C)
• C: Introducee (knows A but not B)
example A: Have you meet to each other? B: No, we haven’t A: Ahmad, this is Andi. Andi this is Amad (B and C smile and shake hands) B: Nice to meet you Andi C: Nice to meet you too, Ahmad Follow up B: Where are you from, Andi? C: I’m from Sulawesi Selatan B: Sulawesi Selatan, which part? C: Makassar, the capital. How about you Ahmad? B: a place called Sidoarjo. It’s near Surabaya C: How do you know (A)? B. He is my friend from Senior High School Practice and Role Play Prepare a piece of paper. Write down your name in the middle of your paper. On the right top corner, write down the city/place where you come from. On the left top corner, write down a job or an occupation you want to have in the future. On the right bottom corner, write down your favorite hobby and on the left-bottom corner, write down your favorite actor or actress Task a. Introduce yourself to your friend and show the paper you have written with your personal information b. Go around and greet your friends. Ask them questions based on the information on their paper c. Stand up and make circle. Hold your paper in front of you. Now you have to introduce your friends beside you to all your friends • Thank you • Terima kasih