Ch 5 · Lesson 20

Meeting someone new

Where you are from, where you live, and what to say when they talk too fast.

Why these go together

The second minute of a conversation is always the same three questions, in every country and at every congress. You know all the words now. is the one to have ready: it is what you say on shaking hands, and it means exactly what it says.

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    Where are you from?

    Literally: from where do you come?

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    Where do you live?

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    I am learning Esperanto.

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    Pleased to meet you.

    Literally: it is a pleasure to know you

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    What does that mean?

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    Please speak slowly.

Matching

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Match each phrase to what it means.

Fill in the blank

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Put the missing word back.

  1. De kie vi ? (Where are you from?)

    Accents optional - cx, gx, ux work for ĉ, ĝ, ŭ

  2. Kie vi ? (Where do you live?)

    Accents optional - cx, gx, ux work for ĉ, ĝ, ŭ

  3. Mi Esperanton. (I am learning Esperanto.)

    Accents optional - cx, gx, ux work for ĉ, ĝ, ŭ

  4. Estas koni vin. (Pleased to meet you.)

    Accents optional - cx, gx, ux work for ĉ, ĝ, ŭ

  5. Kion tio? (What does that mean?)

    Accents optional - cx, gx, ux work for ĉ, ĝ, ŭ

  6. Bonvolu paroli . (Please speak slowly.)

    Accents optional - cx, gx, ux work for ĉ, ĝ, ŭ

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