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Nice to meet you 很高兴见到你
最后一章！学习 10 个新词（meet, again, together, everyone, know, see, say, eat, drink, love），并把目前学过的一切——be 动词、have、代词、冠词、复数 -s、疑问词、介词——汇聚到自然的对话中练习。没有新语法。文化角的主题是"没有敬语的礼貌"。
Dialogue
Nice to Meet You — 很高兴见到你
- Emma Hi! I'm Emma. Nice to meet you. 嗨！我是艾玛。很高兴见到你。
- Minsu Hello! I Minsu. 你好！我是民秀。（错误：漏了 be 动词——"I am Minsu"）
- Emma Nice to meet you, Minsu! You know Jack? 很高兴见到你，民秀！你认识杰克吗？
- Minsu Yes, I know Jack. Nice to see you again! 是的，我认识杰克。很高兴再次见到你！
Dialogue
Together Again — 再次相聚
- Jack Come, Minsu! We eat together. Everyone is there. 来，民秀！我们一起吃。大家都在那里。
- Minsu I see everyone again. I love this! 我又见到大家了。我很喜欢这个！
- Jack Yes! Eat and drink, Minsu. 好！吃吧喝吧，民秀。
- Minsu We are together again. Nice to see everyone! 我们又在一起了。见到大家真好！
Vocabulary
- meet
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verb 见面
- again
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adverb 再次
- together
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adverb 一起
- everyone
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pronoun 每个人
- know
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verb 知道
- see
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verb 看见
- say
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verb 说
- eat
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verb 吃
- drink
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verb 喝
- love
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verb 爱
Grammar
把一切组合起来
Explanation
这次没有新语法——复习整本书。要介绍自己、谈谈你的世界，就把学过的部件组合起来："be"（I am, you are, it is）、"have"（I have, she has）、代词和所有格（my, your, his, her）、单数用 "a/an" 复数用 "-s"（a book / two books）、疑问词（what, where, which, how many）、介词（in, on, under）。例如："Hi, I am Minsu. I have two sisters. This is my bag — it is on the table. Nice to meet you!" 这里每个句子都用到前面章节的规则。这就是 Band 1 的全部。
Examples
- Hi! I am Minsu. Nice to meet you. 嗨！我是民秀。很高兴见到你。
- I have two brothers and one sister. 我有两个兄弟和一个姐妹。
- What's this? It's my bag. It's on the table. 这是什么？是我的包。在桌子上。
- I know everyone. See you again! 我认识每个人。再见！
Culture
Politeness without honorifics 没有敬语的礼貌
英语没有敬语/平语那样的体系——没有随听话人身份升降的动词词尾，不像有些语言会在敬体和普通体之间切换。礼貌靠词语和语气来承载：你加上哪些小词，以及听起来有多温暖。
"Please" 和 "thank you" 在出力
Adding "please", "thank you", "sorry", and "excuse me" is how you stay polite in English — and speakers use them far more often than a Korean speaker might expect. "Coffee, please" and "Thank you!" carry the courtesy that a raised speech level would carry in Korean. Leaving them out does not sound neutral; it sounds blunt.
软化，而不是提高语体
Where Korean would raise the speech level, English softens the words around the request. "Could you…", "Would you mind…", and "Maybe we could…" make an ask gentler without any change to the verb endings. The full forms come in later bands, but the instinct starts now: to be polite, wrap the request, do not re-conjugate it.
"Sorry"、温暖，以及不用鞠躬
English speakers say "sorry" a lot — for bumping into someone, interrupting, even for mishearing. It is social lubrication, not a deep apology. And there is no bow: a nod, a smile, and eye contact do the work instead. Over-formality can even read as cold, so keep your tone warm and friendly.
不确定时，慷慨地加上 "please"、"thank you" 和 "sorry"，并保持语气温暖——这就覆盖了敬语在某些语言里要做的大部分事。
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