English Short Conversation at a Meeting Event (Percakapan Singkat Bahasa Inggris di Acara Pertemuan)

 

(Short Conversation in a Meeting Event)

Scenario 1: Initial Greeting and Introduction

  • You: "Hi there! I don't think we've met."
  • Person 1: "Hello! No, I'm [Name]."
  • You: "Nice to meet you, [Name]. I'm [Your Name]."
  • Person 1: "Nice to meet you too, [Your Name]. So, what brings you to this event?"

Scenario 2: Commenting on the Event

  • You: "This is quite a turnout, isn't it?"
  • Person 2: "It is! I wasn't expecting so many people."
  • You: "Me neither. Have you been to one of these before?"
  • Person 2: "Yeah, a couple. They're usually pretty good for networking."

Scenario 3: Asking About Affiliation

  • You: "So, [Name], who are you with?" (Meaning: What company/organization are you representing?)
  • Person 3: "I'm with [Company Name]. We're in the [Industry] sector."
  • You: "Oh, interesting! I'm with [Your Company Name]."

Scenario 4: Finding Common Ground

  • You: "Have you tried the [food/drink item] over there? It's quite good."
  • Person 4: "Not yet, but I might. I've been busy talking to people."
  • You: "Yeah, me too. There are some interesting conversations happening."

Scenario 5: Expressing Interest in Their Work/Field

  • You: "So, [Name], you mentioned you're in [Industry]. What exactly do you do?"
  • Person 5: "[Briefly explains their role]."
  • You: "That sounds fascinating!"

Scenario 6: Making a Connection for Later

  • You: "It's been great talking to you, [Name]. I have to mingle a bit more, but let's exchange contacts?"
  • Person 6: "Sure, that sounds good."

Scenario 7: Polite Exit

  • You: "Well, it was nice meeting you. I hope you enjoy the rest of the event."
  • Person 7: "You too! Have a good one."

Key Phrases for Short Conversations:

  • Greetings: "Hi there," "Hello," "Good evening."
  • Introductions: "I don't think we've met," "I'm [Name]," "Nice to meet you."
  • Commenting on the event: "Busy event," "Interesting crowd," "Good atmosphere."
  • Asking about affiliation: "Who are you with?" "What brings you here?"
  • Finding common ground: "Have you tried...?" "What do you think of...?"
  • Expressing interest: "That's interesting," "That sounds good."
  • Exchanging contacts: "Let's exchange contacts," "Can I get your card?"
  • Polite exit: "It was nice meeting you," "I should mingle," "Enjoy the rest of the event."

Remember:

  • Be approachable: Smile and make eye contact.
  • Listen actively: Show genuine interest in what the other person is saying.
  • Keep it brief: These are meant to be short initial interactions.
  • Be polite and respectful.
  • Have a clear reason for starting the conversation (even if it's just to be friendly).

These short conversations are essential for networking and making connections at events. They can lead to more in-depth discussions later on.


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