Read and translate the dialogues.

R.Hello, my name is Robert. What’s your name?

S.Hello, Robert. I’m Sergey.

R.Nice to meet you, Sergey.

S.Nice to meet you too.

R.Good morning, Sergey. How are you?

S.I’m fine, thank you, Robert. And you?

R.I’m fine. See you later.

S.See you later. Bye!

R. Hello, my name is Robert. What’s your name?

S. Hello, Robert. I’m Sergey.

R. Where are you from?

S. I’m from Russia. And what about you?

R. I’m from Canada.

S. What’s your surname?

R. My surname is Jones. And what about you?

S. My surname is Kuznetsov. It’s a common surname in Russia.

R. I see. What’s your phone number?

S. My phone number is 7 919 534 2178. And what’s your phone number?

R. My phone number is 1 416 955 5599.

S. What are you?

R. I’m a journalist. And you?

S. I’m a police officer.

R. Nice to meet you, Sergey.

S. Nice to meet you too.

R. OK, bye! See you later.

S. Good-bye!

R. Hello, my name is Robert. What’s your name?

S. Hello, Robert. I’m Sergey.

R. Nice to meet you, Sergey.

S. Nice to meet you too. What delegation do you belong to?

R. I have come here with a sports delegation from Canada. (I’m a member of a Canadian sports delegation).

S. What languages do you speak?

R. I speak English, French, Spanish, German.

S. Do you understand Russian?

R. No, I don’t.

S. I see. OK, bye!

R. Good-bye! Have a nice day!

S. Thank you!

- Mr. Brown, let me introduce Mr. Petrov to you.

- How do you do, Mr. Petrov?

- How do you do, Mr. Brown?

- Mr. Brown, this is Mr. Petrov.

- I’m glad to meet you, Mr. Petrov.

- Nice to meet you too, Mr. Brown.

- Mr. Brown, let me introduce you to Mr. Smith.

- How do you do?

- How do you do?

- Pleased to meet you.

- Nice to meet you too.

Recollect “nationality words”. Translate them into Russian.

Read and translate the following sentences.

1. I’m from Russia. My native language is Russian. I can speak English and German.

2. He is from France. His native language is French. He can speak English.

3. She is from Greece. Her native language is Greek. But she can also speak Spanish.

4. They are from Italy. Their native language is Italian. They don’t speak any foreign languages.

5. We are from China. Our native language is Chinese.

Read and translate the dialogues.

Alexander:Excuse me. Are you from America or England?

Megan:Neither. We are from different English speaking countries. My name is Megan. I’m from Ireland. Irish is our official language, but most people speak English.

Alexander:It’s nice to meet you. Welcome to Russia. My name is Alexander. I’m from Tomsk.

Kevin:Hi,Alexander. My name is Kevin. I’m from New Zealand. And this is John. He’s from Canada. And this is Sally. She’s from Australia. The official language in all of our countries is English.

Alexander:It’s nice to meet all of you.

Kevin:Nice to meet you too.

Police officer:Good morning madam. Welcome to Russia. Do you speak English?

Foreigner:A little bit. I’m from Spain. I’m a Spaniard.

Police officer:OK. Unfortunately I don’t speak Spanish but I speak French a little.

Foreigner:Oh, good! I speak French too.

Speaking

Introduce yourself to your fellow student and introduce your fellow student to your teacher of English using the information from the table. Work in pairs.

Pattern 1.

- Let me introduce myself. I’m captain of police Petrov.

- Let me introduce myself. I’m police officer, captain Petrov.

Pattern 2.

- Let me introduce my colleague to you. His name is Andrey. His surname is Petrov. He is from Omsk. He is captain of police.

- Let me introduce my colleague to you. Her name is Olga. Her surname is Nikitina. She is from Novosibirsk. She is lieutenant of police.