BAHASA INGGRIS GIZI (PGZ1208TE)

Desty Ervira Puspaningtyas, S.Gz., M.P.H., Dietisien INTRODUCTION

Program Studi Gizi Program Sarjana
Universitas Respati Yogyakarta
INTRODUCTION
Subject/ Code : Bahasa Inggris Gizi/ PGZ1208TE
Semester : SEMESTER II TA. 2023/2024
Credit Semester : 2 SKS
Lecturers :
 Septriana, S.Gz., M.Gizi (085729029091) (Coordinator)
 Desty Ervira P., S.Gz., M.P.H., Dietisien (0856 7865 856)
 Fajarina Lathu Asmarani, S.Kep, Ns., MSN (081325600711)
Lesson Plan : RPS Bahasa Inggris Gizi_KPT 2023_FIX.pdf
CODE OF CONDUCT (REGULATION, SCORING
SYSTEM)
Regulation
Don’t come late (maximum 15 minutes).
Don’t be busy with your gadget.
Don’t have absences more than 3 times.
Don’t be afraid to make mistakes
Scoring System
 Mid-term examination (25%); Final Examination (25%); Task
(50%)
 INTRODUCING ONESELF
❖ Introducing yourself to someone does not mean that you are just telling your
name.
❖ The introduction can include other details such as: where you are from, where
you work, the job you have, your hobbies, and much more.
How to Greet Someone
▪ Miss: use it with a complete name when you address a card, letter, etc. to a young girl/ young unmarried
woman. It is sometimes also used without a name.
▪ Ms.: use it for both unmarried and married women. Use it when marital status isn’t important.
▪ Mrs.: it is used for married women.
▪ Ma’am: use without a name, use it when speaking to a woman who is older than you or to a woman who has a
position of authority.
▪ Sir: it is used for adult males of any age
▪ Mr.: use it for both unmarried and married men. Use it when marital status isn’t important. Followed by name.
Do not use it for young boys.
INTRODUCING YOURSELF
❖ Greeting : Hi!/ Hello!/ Hey!
❖ Name : My name is …../ I am ……
❖ Age : I am …. years old
❖ Nationality : I am ….
❖ Origin : I come from …../ I was born in….
❖ Profession : I work at …./ I am a (an) …..
❖ Location : I live in ….
❖ Likes : I like …..
❖ Dislikes : I don’t like ……
 Greeting Response
Good morning. Good morning.
Good day. Good day.
Good afternoon. Good afternoon.
Good evening. Good evening.
Goodbye.
Good night.
Goodbye.
Good night.
GREETING
How do you do? How do you do?
&
How are you? I’m fine, thank you. RESPONSE
How are you doing? I am very well too, thank you.
How is it going on? OK.
How is life? No complain.
How have you been? Good.
(It’s/ I’m) good/ pleasure/ glad/ nice/ happy I’m too/ me too.
to meet you.
INTRODUCING SELF: COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES
Introducing self:
Country Adjective Person
I’d like to introduce myself;
Afghanistan Afghan an Afghan
Let me introduce myself;
Albania Albanian an Albanian
I want to introduce myself; Algeria Algerian an Algerian
May I introduce myself? Andorra Andorran an Andorran
She comes from…(country). Ex: England Angola Angolan an Angolan
I come from … (country) Argentina Argentinian an Argentinian
She is… (nationality). Ex: Indonesian
I am … (nationality) Armenia Armenian an Armenian
https://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary
/world-countries-nationality.htm
 Country Adjective Person
Australia Australian an Australian
Austria Austrian an Austrian
Azerbaijan Azerbaijani an Azerbaijani
Bahamas Bahamian a Bahamian
Bahrain Bahraini a Bahraini INTRODUCING
Bangladesh Bangladeshi a Bangladeshi SELF:
Barbados Barbadian a Barbadian COUNTRIES AND
Belarus Belarusian or Belarusan a Belarusian or a Belarusan NATIONALITIES
Belgium Belgian a Belgian
Belize Belizean a Belizean
Benin Beninese a Beninese
Bhutan Bhutanese a Bhutanese
Bolivia Bolivian a Bolivian
 Country Adjective Person
Denmark Danish a Dane
Djibouti Djiboutian a Djiboutian
Dominica Dominican a Dominican
Dominican Republic Dominican a Dominican
Ecuador Ecuadorean an Ecuadorean
INTRODUCING
Egypt Egyptian an Egyptian SELF:
El Salvador Salvadorean a Salvadorean COUNTRIES AND
England English an Englishman/Englishwoman NATIONALITIES
Eritrea Eritrean an Eritrean
Estonia Estonian an Estonian
Ethiopia Ethiopian an Ethiopian
Fiji Fijian a Fijian
2-5 MINUTE SELF INTRODUCTION
Introducing Oneself (job interview, scholarship, etc.)
Talk about your:
 Experiences, professional work story, passion, Interest
 Start by greeting your audience when you are introducing
yourself to someone you’ve just met, you can say ‘Hi’, ‘Hello’, or
‘Hey’.
 YOU MUST GRAB the attention and HOLD the eyeball of your
audience. If you start your introduction with the words “I am…”,
you will see your audience yawning or perhaps falling on the
shoulders of each other.
 2-5 MINUTE SELF INTRODUCTION
Points that can help you create an effective introduction:
❖Your passion for life. Mention where you are trying to hit in
life.
❖Your interests and hobbies. BE CALM AND
❖Your experiences CONFIDENT
 EXAMPLE
o Hi! Good morning beautiful girls and handsome boys, here. Let me
introduce myself, for you will regret if you don’t know about me.
o I am a graduate of Universitas Gadjah Mada, where I earned a
bachelor’s degree in nutrition and health. Also, I got my master’s
degree in nutrition at that university.
o Following graduation, I worked as a research assistant at
Universitas Gadjah Mada, in which I became interested in education
and research.
o After a year I became a research assistant, and I tried a new job.
Yap, I tried to be a lecturer.
 EXAMPLE
oWhy did I choose this profession? You must know, that by being a
lecturer I can share my knowledge with my students, and I can do
much research, especially about health that can help my
government to solve many health problems in Indonesia.
oAs a lecturer I teach a lesson on nutritional assessment, nutrition life
cycle, nutrition and dietetics, anatomy and physiology, sport
nutrition, and English.
oI have a plan to continue my doctoral program, and I will take my
doctoral program in Australia. Someday, I hope I can reach my
dream. Thank you for your attention.
LET’S PRACTICE!!!
1. Please make a 2–5-minute self-introduction
2. Please record your introduction
3. Please upload on YouTube or Google Drive
4. Submit the link on LMS
PARTS OF SPEECH
English has several kinds of words, which are called the “parts
of speech”.
Individual words can become different parts of speech
depending on their function in a sentence.
Example:
These new methods reduce the need to use harmful chemicals
on crops.
I just need a couple of minutes to get ready.
PARTS OF SPEECH
1. Article 7. Adverbs
2. Nouns 8. Conjunctions
3. Pronouns 9. Interjections
4. Prepositions
5. Verbs
6. Adjectives
ARTICLES
➢ An article: is a special kind of adjective.
➢ Indefinite articles: a and an
➢ Definite article: the
➢ Examples:
 I look at a pen, and the pen has a unique shape.
 I received a check in the mail yesterday, but I don’t know
what the check is for.
 ARTICLES: "A” AND “AN”
➢ “A” or “an” can precede only singular count nouns.
➢ The mean of “a” and “an” is one.
➢ They can be used in a general statement or to introduce a subject
that has not been previously mentioned.
➢ “A” is used before words that begin with a consonant sound. Ex: a
book, a house, a university
➢ “An” is used before words that begin with a vowel sound. Ex: an
apple, an umbrella, an hour
➢ They cannot be used for plural count nouns and non-count nouns.
ARTICLES: “THE”
➢ “The” is used to indicate something that we already know
about or something that is common knowledge. Ex: The boy in
the corner is my friend. The earth is round.
➢ With non-count nouns, use the article “the” in specific terms,
but no article if speaking in general. Ex: The sugar on the
table is from Yogyakarta. Sugar is sweet.
European Eulogy Herbal Carrot Banana
EXERCISE:
Cabbage Pear Unnatural Honor Kidney
Add “a” or “an”
Apricot Heir Euphemism Uncle Universal
Uniform Avocado Heavy Union Eucalyptus

EXERCISE: Find and underline all the articles in the following sentences
1. A police officer rang our doorbell in the middle of the night.
2. He said a neighbor’s pet had escaped, and he was searching the
neighborhood for it.
3. He showed us a picture of the escaped pet.
4. It was an enormous snake!
5. We closed the front door, turned on every light in the house, and sat
with our feet in the air for the rest of the night.
THANK YOU