Greetings and Introductions flashcards
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This page gathers over 70 community-made flashcard decks, from Chinese greetings to Korean introductions and Greek social phrases. School students can practice everyday expressions, while teachers can find material for lessons; a few university students may find decks useful too. Explore the cards and choose a language to start with.
Flashcards
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16 cardsChinese Phrases - Greetings
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50 cardsMerry Christmas in 50 languages How to say Merry Christmas in 50 different languages :-)
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30 cards1 - How to Greet Someone with Perfect Thai
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39 cardsGreek - English Socializing - Arriving and Leaving a Party
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29 cardsGreek - English Socializing - Declining Invitations telephone [I] (v)
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28 cardsJapanese - English Unit 1 Lesson 1 - Greetings
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18 cardsLearn Thai_BowThai_Greet like A Thai
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13 cardsChapter 1 Flashcards
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38 cardsChinese English 1.1 First Meeting
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25 cardsKorean Basic Sentences/Greetings
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34 cardsChinese- English 1.2 Introducing particle for suggestion
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29 cardsTERE 1 vocabulary
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12 cardsKorean Beginner Hello - informal - extremely formal
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25 cardsCroatian_Unit 1_Day 2
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15 cardsflashcards If you want to learn Turkish language - check it on! Basic phrases special for you :)
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38 cardsGreetings - Common Phrases Bokmål
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24 cardsUseful Expressions Useful Expressions English-Japanese
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22 cardsUntitled ” Morning' " morning greeting that is casual
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38 cardsArabic - English 4.1 Introductory Greetings
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8 cards(B+) Russian basics
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10 cardsL1.W1.TT2.PT7. Get to know Darian (conversation)
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11 cardsJapanese, basic phrases Those are some basic Japanese phrases quite easy to learn. They're written in the Hiragana syllabary. Note ...
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34 cardsArabic - English 4.2 Telephone Greetings
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40 cardsGenki Vokabeln Vokabeln von Genki 1
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39 cardsRussian - English 2.1 Introducing Oneself
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15 cardsJapanese greetings
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22 cardsGreetings and Fairwells
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22 cardsbasic Japanese greetings
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25 cardsForeign Language (DAILY GREETINGS)
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17 cardsgreetings 2 names and nationalities 你叫什么名字 What's your name
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30 cardsKorean All Words Learnt/Learning so far
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18 cardsVocabs 1 - Basics
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27 cardsKorean Flashcards Unit 2+ Korean Flashcards
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27 cardsExpressions 1-1 get acquainted informal
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21 cardsالتعريف بالنفس
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8 cards1_1_Greetign Words in Arabic and Urdu
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8 cards1_1_1_Greetign Words in Arabic and Urdu
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23 cardsPhrases
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21 cardsArabic Greetings Good Morning Reply
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17 cardsUntitled
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GoConqr OriginalGreetings and Introductions flashcards
The decks on this page let you study greetings and introductions in several languages. Chinese Phrases - Greetings pairs phrases with English, pinyin and literal meanings. Korean Basic Sentences/Greetings includes ways to ask how someone is, introduce yourself and ask a name. Chapter 1 Flashcards offers Greek expressions for welcoming and meeting people.
How to use the decks
Start with a deck in the language you want to practice. Chinese Phrases - Greetings is a useful starting point if you want to connect Chinese phrases with their English meanings. For Korean introductions, try Korean Basic Sentences/Greetings and focus on the name questions and answers.
Go through a few cards, then return to the phrases you find harder to remember. When you want a different way to check your understanding, switch to a quiz on the unit page. You can also use its Japanese greetings mind map to see phrases together. Pick a deck and practice a few expressions today.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Choose a deck in the language you want to study. Chinese Phrases - Greetings is a starting point for Chinese because it includes English, pinyin and literal meanings. For Korean, Korean Basic Sentences/Greetings covers greetings alongside phrases for introducing yourself and asking names.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover greetings and introductions in languages including Chinese, Korean, Greek, Thai and Japanese. You can find expressions for saying hello and goodbye, asking how someone is and giving a name. Some decks also include social phrases for situations such as arriving at or leaving a party.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards and save quiz scores. The resources were made by GoConqr users, so you can explore different decks for the language you are studying.