Simple question 1 What are the greetings for foreigners?

I just went to college in the United States this year, and I feel that foreigners are more talkative. Therefore, foreigners usually say hello when they see children. If they are seven or eight years old, foreigners will treat them as peers.

What's your name? Answer: Just the name.

What's the matter? Answer: If you think you have nothing to say, don't say anything. If you want to communicate more with others, talk about the recent situation and so on.

How are you doing? A: One word is good.

Nice to meet you. Answer: I'm glad to meet you.

If you want to take a photo, say: May I take a photo with you?

I didn't ask for an autograph. Just say, can you sign it for me?

Also, Excuse me is very common. You should say this whether you are eating, walking, yawning or sneezing. Foreigners praise your good English. Say thanks.

For example, there are many online bookstores. The key to communicating with foreigners is self-confidence and not being shy.