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#*Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening. These are always polite ways of addressing people when greeting them.
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#*Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening. These are always polite ways of addressing people when greeting them.
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#*How do you do? I am very pleased to meet you.
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#*How do you do? I am very pleased to meet you.
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# [[Image:Greet in English Step 2 Version 2.jpg|center]] Include the person's title where you know it. For example:
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#*"Good evening Lady Haversham. I am honored to meet you."
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#*"Good evening Lady Haversham. I am honored to meet you."
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#*"Good afternoon King William. It is a pleasure to make your acquaintance."
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#*"Good afternoon King William. It is a pleasure to make your acquaintance."
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#*"Good morning Your Royal Highness."
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#*"Good morning Your Royal Highness."
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# If you're unsure of the person's status, it is usually appropriate to say Sir or Madam, to convey initial respect until you're able to find out their proper title.[[Image:Greet in English Step 3 Version 2.jpg|center]]
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#Consider other gestures that might complete the greetings. In certain cases, some of the following may be appropriate, depending on appropriate protocol:[[Image:Greet in English Step 4 Version 2.jpg|center]]
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#Consider other gestures that might complete the greetings. In certain cases, some of the following may be appropriate, depending on appropriate protocol:[[Image:Greet in English Step 4 Version 2.jpg|center]]
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#*Making a slight or deep bow, or a slight or deep curtsy.
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#*Making a slight or deep bow, or a slight or deep curtsy.
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