Classroom language : Greetings

Use these words when you begin the class.


“Okay everyone, stand up please. Jimmy, that means you too. Right.
Good morning everyone/ Good morning class/ Good morning boys and girls/ Good morning children…
Okay, just ‘good morning’ is right too, but I want you to say ‘Good morning class.
Good morning teacher.’ like we practiced last week.
Can you do that? Okay, one, two, three.
Much better, but remember that the ‘or’ in ‘morning’ is a long sound, oooooooooor” [gesture something very long coming out of your mouth with your right hand] “Oooooor…
Good. Moooooorning…. Okay, (that was) maybe a little too long, ha ha! Morning…
Great. So, let’s do the whole thing one more time from the start.
Good morning class… Much much better.
Okay, sit down please”
“(Good) morning/ afternoon/ evening”/ “Hello/ Hi”
“Merry Christmas”
“Happy New Year”


Nutchanon 010 3EN

Yes, greeting is the first sentence
that we have to speak with the students.
Thank you Diw.

Rapeepan 035 3EN

When I was high school,
the conversation between our class and the teacher before being class always :
Teacher : Good morning students.
Students : Good morning teacher.
Teacher : How are you?
Students : I am find, thank you. And you?
Teacher : I am good, sit down please.
Students : Thank you teacher!

Kanjana 003 3EN

Oh, Dew I've used It all the time.
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-----Okay everyone, stand up please. Jimmy, that means you too. Right.
Good morning everyone/ Good morning class/ Good morning boys and girls/ Good morning children…
Okay, just ‘good morning’ is right too, but I want you to say ‘Good morning class.
Good morning teacher.’ like we practiced last week.
Can you do that? Okay, one, two, three.
Much better, but remember that the ‘or’ in ‘morning’ is a long sound, oooooooooor” [gesture something very long coming out of your mouth with your right hand] “Oooooor…
Good. Moooooorning…. Okay, (that was) maybe a little too long, ha ha! Morning…
Great. So, let’s do the whole thing one more time from the start.
Good morning class… Much much better.
Okay, sit down please”
“(Good) morning/ afternoon/ evening”/ “Hello/ Hi”
“Merry Christmas”
“Happy New Year”

That's really good I'll keep using it.

Pakkapon 031 3EN

• Good morning
• Good morning, everybody.
• Good afternoon, everybody.
• Hello, everyone.
• Hello there, James.
• How are you?
• How are you today?
• How are you getting on?
• How's life?
• How are things with you?
• Are you feeling better today, Bill?

Yurada 056 3EN