Greetings in Passing

    It is polite to greet a person you know. However， you don't always
have time to stop and have a conversation. Just remember to smile as you
say hello. A small wave is also polite. Sometimes you pass the same person
a second time on the same day. You can say "hello again" or just smile.

    跟認(rèn)識(shí)的人打招呼是有禮貌的體現(xiàn)，但是你們并不會(huì)每次都有時(shí)間停下來談
談。只要記住說“你好”的時(shí)候帶上微笑就行了，另外輕輕招手也會(huì)顯得很禮貌。

    有些時(shí)候你可能在同一天再次碰到這個(gè)人，那時(shí)你可以說"hello again" ，
或者僅用微笑示意。

    Tips

    ？Slow down to greet someone you know. You don't have to stop what
you are doing （walking ， working， shopping ）。

    放慢動(dòng)作來同認(rèn)識(shí)的人打招呼，不必停下（腳步，工作，購(gòu)物）。

    ？Say an appropriate form of hello.

    選擇正確的打招呼方式。

    ？Smile and wave.

    微笑+ 揮手。

    Useful phrases

    ？Hello ？Hi？Good morning？Good afternoon？Good evening* ？Hey ，
John. ？How's it goin'？**

    *Good night is a farewell （goodbye ） phrase. It is NOT a greeting
to use at night time.

    "Good night." 是用來告別（再見）的短語，并不是晚間打招呼的說法。

    **Native speakers often shorten "going" to "goin" in casual greetings.

    母語者在比較隨意地問候時(shí)經(jīng)常將"going" 縮略說成"goin".

    （這個(gè)在我們的“學(xué)連音說地道口語”系列中有學(xué)過哦，來看一下吧>>）

    Slang greetings in passing

    Using slang in a greeting is typical between close friends. Teens
often use slang when they greet each other. Certain English speaking countries
also have their own popular form of "hello".

    用俚語來打招呼經(jīng)常發(fā)生在好朋友間，年輕人見面時(shí)常用俚語互相致意，而
每個(gè)英語國(guó)家也有自己所流行的問候方式。

    ？Howdy ？Hiya？Whazzup ？？Yo？G'day （Australia ）