Personal Information and Introducing People by Gilmar Moreno

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METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Faculty of Technology, Construction and Environment

Bachelor's Degree in Audiovisual Production with emphasis on Radio and Television

Subject:
English 1

Unit 1:
Personal Information and  Introducing People

Group Member:
Moreno Basto, Gilmar Rai


Teacher:
ELIZABETH DELGADO MENDOZA

Introduction

gilmarmoreno145 — 2024-04-08 14:57:41 UTC

Introductions and delivering your personal information are an important social and professional skill, and everyone can benefit from learning the proper way to do an introduction.

Whether you are introducing two or more people to each other, introducing a new idea or concept in a meeting or need to introduce yourself to others, preparing and practicing different introductions can make you feel more confident when it is time for you to do one.

In this Padlet we will see a summary of personal information and how to introduce people.

Personal Information

gilmarmoreno145 — 2024-04-08 15:48:35 UTC

Personal information refers to any data that can be used to identify an individual. This can include both sensitive and non-sensitive information. Some examples of personal information are:

Name, Address, Date of birth, Contact information, Social Security Number (SSN), Identification numbers, Financial information, Health information, Biometric data, Online identifiers, etc.

Example of Personal Information

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Examples of personal information:

1. Name: Mario Casanova

2. Address: Rio abajo, Second street

3. Phone number: (507) 6382-5467

4. Email: mariocasa@gmail.com

5. Date of birth: March 27, 2004

6. Social number 8-389-546

Greeting Expressions

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Greetings are expressions used to acknowledge someone's

presence, initiate conversation, or show politeness. They are

commonly used at the beginning and end of interactions, both informal and informal settings.

Some common greetings include:

1.Hello: A general and versatile greeting used in both formal and informal situations.

2.Hi: An informal greeting, often used among friends, colleagues,or in casual settings.

3.Good morning: Used to greet someone in the morning hours.

4.Good afternoon: Used to greet someone in the afternoon hours.

5.Good evening: Used to greet someone in the evening hours.

6.Hey: A casual and informal greeting, similar to "Hi".

Example of a mini Dialogue

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Carlos: Hello Matias! How are you today?

Matias: Sup dude! I am fine and you?

Carlos: : I'm doing well, thank you for asking me! By the way what are you going to do today?

Matias: I was thinking of going to Alta Plaza to buy some things. Do you want to come with me?

Carlos: Sure, I'd love to.

Matias: Great! See you there at 2:00 p.m.

Carlos: Sure!

Writing: Basic Information About Yourself

gilmarmoreno145 — 2024-04-08 18:50:19 UTC

Describing oneself can vary depending on the context and purpose of the writing. Begin with a concise introduction, including your name, profession, and pertinent background details. Writing about oneself serves as an effective means of introduction in both professional and personal settings.

Example:

Hello, my name is Maria. Im 26 years old and right now im living in Panama working as a programmer. In my free time, i enjoy playing videogames and watching series. I have a degree in computer science from UMECIT and I've been working in the tech industry for the past 3 years.

Introducing Your Friends

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Introducing your friends can be a great way to facilitate connections and foster new relationships. Some tips for introducing your friends effectively:

Provide context: Briefly explain your relationship with each person to help set the stage for the introduction.

Highlight qualities or interests: Point out something positive about your friend to start a conversation and find common ground.

Be genuine and positive: Show sincere enthusiasm and warmth to create a welcoming atmosphere.

Maintain eye contact and smile: Convey friendliness and openness through eye contact and a smile to ease any tension.

Follow up: Check in with both individuals later to reinforce the connection and encourage further interaction.

Example of introducing your friend

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"Hey everyone, I'd like you to meet my friend Sarah. She's not only one of the kindest souls you'll ever meet, but she's also incredibly talented. Sarah's passion for photography is amazing.

Conclusions

gilmarmoreno145 — 2024-04-08 19:03:36 UTC

In conclusion, I think that knowing your personal information and knowing how to present yourself to others are important skills that contribute to personal development, successful interpersonal relationships, and opportunities for growth both personally and professionally.