Do you work

here? Can I have

your name
please?

My name starts with

hor hip. Can you
guess what it is?
 What’s your
name? And
where do you
work?

My name starts with

kor kai. My workplace
starts with thor
thong.
What’s your
position? Are
you a secretary?

What makes me look

like a secretary?
What should I A formal self-
say in my self- introduction typically
introduction? includes the speaker’s
first name and family
name, position, and
work organization, as
shown:
Can I include a General Prenames:
prename, rank, or I’m Mr. Thanong
professional Sabaidee.
prename to my
My name is Miss Linda
self-introduction? Wong.

I’m Mrs. Sabaidee.

My name is Ms.
Suksabaiใ
Can you tell me -Mr. is for a man.
more about how to -Miss is for an
use Mr., Miss, unmarried woman.
Mrs., and Ms. -Mrs. is for a married
woman.
-Ms. is for an
unidentified marital
status woman

WHICH ONE DO YOU PREFER?

Hopefully, I will
have a chance to
get married soon.
My boyfriend is
studying in a
secondary school.
My name is………
Although I am
always busy with
my children, I
have a lot of time
to enjoy my
reading. My
name is………
Mom, I don’t
want to study
any more. I want
to go out and
play with Jimmy.
Mom is……
Hello! I’m Dr. Somsri
Tomyamkung. I
teach English at
Mahasarakham
University.

Dr. Tomyamkung,
I may be late for
your class.
Well! Some positions and
ranks can be used as
prenames in introducing
a person. Here are some
examples:
Prime Ministry……….
Minister………………
President…………….
Director…………………
In a more relaxing
atmosphere, self-
introduction may add
some personal
information of the
introducer, such as
nickname, hometown,
special interests, and
hobbies.
My name is David
Hampton. You can call
me Ning. I come from
Sara Buri. I’m now
working at a branch of
Siam Commercial Bank
in Maha Sarakham. I like
watching and playing
football. When I’m free
from work, I always go
out to play football with
my friends.
The introduction of
oneself and that of
someone are quite
similar in their contents
although the latter
seems to contain
greater information
about the introduced
person than the former.
Self-introduction comes with
first personal pronouns: ‘I’ and
‘we’, whereas the introduction
of someone uses third personal
pronouns: ‘he’, ‘she’, ‘it’, and
‘they’. In addition, while
possessive pronouns: ‘my’ and
‘our’ are used in a self-
introduction, ‘his’, ‘her’, ‘its’
and ‘their’ are used in an
introduction of someone.
This is my friend……………………….. (Informal)
I’d like to introduce my friend…………. (Formal)
May I introduce my friend……….…….? (Formal)
This is my friend……………………….. (Informal)
I’d like to introduce my friend…………. (Formal)
May I introduce my friend……………..? (Formal)
This is my friend……………………….. (Informal)
I’d like to introduce my friend…………. (Formal)
May I introduce my friend…….……….? (Formal)
This is my friend……………………….. (Informal)
I’d like to introduce my friend…………. (Formal)
May I introduce my friend……….…….? (Formal)
This is my friend……………………….. (Informal)
I’d like to introduce my friend…………. (Formal)
May I introduce my friend…….……….? (Formal)
This is my friend……………………….. (Informal)
I’d like to introduce my friend…………. (Formal)
May I introduce my friend…….……….? (Formal)
This is my friend……………………….. (Informal)
I’d like to introduce my friend…………. (Formal)
May I introduce my friend…….……….? (Formal)
Can I have your
name, please?
Excuse me! What’s
your name?
Where do you come
from?
What do you do for
your living?
Can you tell me
about your job?
Are you a (banker)?
You are a (teacher),
aren’t you?

What do you like to

do when you are
free from work?

Where do you
work?
Hi! I’d like to introduce
my friend……………..
…………………………
…………………………
…………………………
…………………………
………………………….