ANGLEINA V VSAKDANJEM IVLJENJU OSNOVNI TEAJ O AVTORICI

ANGLEŠČINA V VSAKDANJEM ŽIVLJENJU OSNOVNI TEČAJ

O AVTORICI MARUŠA MALIGOJ, anglistka in rusistka, dipl. (UN) • Zaključuje magistrski pedagoški študij anglistike in rusistike na Filozofski fakulteti v Ljubljani • Dolgoletne izkušnje s poučevanjem angleškega jezika • Eramus+ praksa na osnovni šoli Dore Primary School v Sheffieldu, VB

SAYING HELLO AND GOODBYE • Good morning (till 12 pm) Good afternoon (till 6 pm or earlier) Good evening (till the end of the day) • Good day • Hello • Hi • Hey • How do you do?

SAYING HELLO AND GOODBYE • Goodbye • Bye • See you later • See you tomorrow/next + (week, month, day)/on + day • Have a nice day/afternoon/evening • Good night

MEETING PEOPLE & INTRODUCING OURSELVES What’s your name? How are you (doing)? Kako ti je ime? Kako si? Where are you from? /Where do you come from? Where do you live? Od kod si? /Od kod prihajaš? Kje živiš? What nationality are you? / Are you … Slovenian/German/Austrian/Croatian ? Kakšne nacionalnosti si? Ali si … Slovenec/Nemec/Avstrijec/Hrvat? How old are you? Koliko si star/-a? What do you do (for work)? Where do you work? Who do you work for? Kaj si po poklicu? Kje delaš? = Za koga delaš?

MEETING PEOPLE & INTRODUCING OURSELVES My name is … / I am …/ I’m … I’m fine/OK/Not too bad/Not so good/a bit under the weather … You? Ime mi je … V redu sem/OK/Kar gre/Ne ravno najbolje/Malce sem bolan/-a … Ti? I’m from …/ I come from …/I live in … Sem iz/z …/Prihajam iz/z … Živim v/na … Yes/No, I’m … I’m xy (years old) Ja/Ne, sem … I’m a/an … I work for/at … Po poklicu sem … Delam pri/na/v … Star/-a sem …

MEETING PEOPLE & INTRODUCING OURSELVES Nice to meet you. Pleased to meet you. It‘s a pleasure to meet you. Nice meeting you. It was nice meeting you. It has been nice meeting you. Vesel sem, da sva/smo se spoznali. Looking forward to seeing you again. I look forward to seeing you again. Veselim se, da se zopet vidiva/vidimo. Hope to see you again soon. Upam, da se vidiva/vidimo kmalu. Lepo vas/te je bilo spoznati.

PRIMER A: Hello! B: Hi! A: What‘s your name? B: My name is Sally. Yours? A: I‘m Jack. B: Nice to meet you. A: You too.

PRIMER Jane: Hello, Peter. How are you? Peter: Fine, thanks. How are you? Jane: I'm fine, thank you. Peter: Goodbye, Jane. See you tomorrow! Jane: Bye bye, Peter. Have a nice evening. Peter: Thanks, you too! Jane: Thanks.

PRIMER • Hi there! My name’s _____. What’s yours? • I don’t think we’ve met. I’m ______. • I don’t believe we’ve met before. My name is _____. • Have we met? I’m ______. • I think I’ve seen you around, but we haven’t officially met. I’m _____.

PRIMER • Peter: Hello. Jane: Hi! Peter: My name is Peter. What's your name? Jane: My name is Jane. Nice to meet you. Peter: It's a pleasure. This is a great party! Jane: Yes, it is. Where are you from? Peter: I'm from Amsterdam. Jane: Amsterdam? Are you German? Peter: No, I'm not German. I'm Dutch. Jane: Oh, you're Dutch. Sorry about that. Peter: That's OK. Where are you from? Jane: I'm from London, but I'm not British. Peter: No, what are you? Jane: Well, my parents were Spanish, so I'm Spanish, too. Peter: That's very interesting. Spain is a beautiful country. Jane: Thank you. It is a wonderful place. Peter: So, Jane, what do you do? Jane: Actually I’m still a student. I study Spanish and French. Peter: Oh, really? How old are you? Jane: Yes, I’m 24, I’m in my last year of studies. What about you? Peter: I’m 28. I work as a lawyer at Dentons. Jane: Oh, wow! Fancy. Peter: Yes, it’s not too bad. What do you want to do when you graduate? Jane: I want to be a translator.

INTRODUCING OTHER PEOPLE I’d like you to meet ______. This is _______. I’d like to introduce you to ________. May I introduce you to … Have you met ______? Želim, da spoznaš … To je … Želim te predstaviti … He/She is … He/She works for … On/a je … On/a dela … Si že spoznal/-a …?

PRIMER • Ken: Peter, I'd like you to meet Mary. Peter: How do you do? Mary: How do you do? Ken: Mary works for. . . • Ken: Peter, I'd like you to meet Mary. Peter: It's a pleasure to meet you. Mary: How do you do? Ken: Mary works for. . . • Ken: Peter, this is Mary. Peter: How do you do? Mary: Hi! Pleased to meet you. Ken: Mary works for. . .

JOBS I AM … a student – študent a translator - prevajalec a lawyer – odvetnik a doctor – zdravnik a dentist – zobozdravnik a nurse – medicinska sestra/brat a teacher/professor – učitelj/professor a taxi/bus driver – taxist, voznik avtobusa a postman – poštar a waiter/waitress – natakar/natakarica a cook/chef – kuhar a scientist – znanstvenik AN actor/actress – igralec/igralka a singer – pevec/ka a writer – pisatelj/ica I WORK AT … a translation agency a law firm a hospital a private practice a primary/high school, faculty a post office a restaurant/bar/café a research centre/institute a theatre a newspaper

JOBS I AM … a pilot – pilot a designer – oblikovalec a policeman – policist AN engineer – inžinir a plumber – vodovodar a free-lancer – samozaposlen a secretary – tajnica a business man/woman – poslovnež/poslovna ženska an airline company the police a construction company

PRIMER Phil: I don’t believe we’ve met before. My name is Phil. Roger: Hi, Phil, I‘m Roger. Nice to meet you. Phil: Pleased to meet you too. So, Roger, what do you do? Roger: I‘m a graphic designer, and you? Phil: Oh, really? I wanted to be a graphic designer too, or a photographer. I ended up being an economist. Roger: An economist, really? That‘s something else entirely! Phil: Yes, my parents didn‘t really think I‘d get a job as a graphic designer or a photographer … Roger: That‘s silly! I have so much work, you wouldn‘t believe! Phil: Really, where do you work? Roger: Actually I‘m a free-lancer. It can be a bit stressful sometimes, but I love the freedom and the flexibility. Phil: Oh, I bet. Roger: And you? Phil: I work at a medium-sized company as an accountant. Nothing fancy.

PRIMER Sandra: Richard, I‘d like you to meet my friend, Mary: How do you do? Richard: It's a pleasure to meet you. Mary: Pleased to meet you too. Sandra: Mary is a translator, she was my brother‘s schoolmate. Richard: Is that so? What languages do you speak? Mary: Well, English, obviously, and German and Dutch. Sandra: Yeah, Mary‘s quite a polyglot. Richard: I see. Where did you learn German and Dutch? Mary: My parents are German, so we speak German at home, and I lived in the Netherlands for a bit, so that‘s when I learnt it. It‘s not that different from German. Richard: Interesting … Where do you work, Mary? Mary: At the moment, nowhere. I just finished my studies and am now looking for a job. Richard: Well, I might just have an offer for you …

FAMILY Do you have any siblings/brotherssisters? Do you have any children? How many brothers/sisters/children do you have? Imaš kaj bratov/sester? Imaš otroke? Koliko bratov/sester/otrok imaš? Si poročen-a/samski-a/v razmerju? Are you married/single/in a relationship? Imaš fanta/punco? Do you have a boyfriend/girlfriend?

FAMILY Yes, I have … 1 brother/sister/child 2 brothers/sisters/children 3 brothers/sisters/children Ja, imam … 1 brata/sestro/otroka 2 brata/sestri/otroka 3 brate/sestre/otroke No, I don‘t have any brothers/sisters/siblings Ne, nimam bratov/sester/otrok Yes, I‘m married. I‘m in a relationship. I‘m single. I‘m divorced. I have a boyfriend/girlfriend. No, I‘m not married/in a relationship/single. No, I don‘t have a boyfriend/girlfriend. Ja, poročen/a sem. Sem v razmerju. Samski/a sem. Sem ločen/a. Imam fanta/punco. Ne, nisem poročen/a … Ne, nimam fanta/punce

FAMILY siblings brother – brat sister – sestra half - pol (je v sorodstvu) step - pol (ni v sorodstvu) parents - starši mother – mama father – oče step child/children/kid(s) daughter - hčera son – sin grandparents – stari starši grandmother – babica grandfather – dedek great … – pra … uncle – stric aunt – teta cousin – sestrič/na nephew – nečak niece – nečakinja spouse – soprog/a husband – mož wife – žena Partner - partner

PRIMER Barbara: Hey! Susanna: Hello. Barbara: What’s your name? Susanna: My name is Susan, yours? Barbara: My name is Barbara. Nice to meet you. Susanna: Nice to meet you too. Barbara: Where are you from, Barbara? Susanna: I’m from Italy, and you? Barbara: Italy, how nice! I’m from Germany. Susanna: Oh, I’ve never been to Germany before. What do you do? Barbara: I’m a teacher at a small school. What about you? Susanna: I’m a secretary at a big marketing agency. Barbara: How interesting! Are you here all by yourself? Susanna: No, I’m here with my husband, David. And you? Barbara: I’m here with my two daughters, Jenny and Nina. Do you have any children? Susanna: Yes, I have one son, but I want more children. I come from a big family, I have two sisters and three brothers, so I want to have a big family too.

GRAMMAR - MNOŽINA NOUN + -s ČRKOVANJE siblings sisters brothers kids daughters sons parents friends Soglasnik + -y IES lady ladies family families POSEBNA MNOŽINA children man men woman women person people -ch, -sh, -x, or –z + ES churches buses foxes -f/fe VES wife wives wolf wolves leaf leaves

PRIMER Henry VIII had 6 WIVES. Jenny has 3 CHILDREN. I am interested in MEN. The Smiths have 2 son. S. Jack has 4 sister. S. I want you to meet my co-worker. S. You are all such beautiful young lad. IES. I love part. IES.

GRAMMAR - ZAIMKI GLAGOL ‚BITI‘ – BE GLAGOL ‚IMETI‘ – HAVE I – jaz You – ti He – on She – ona It – ono We – mi You – vi They - oni am are is is is are are have has has have

GLAGOL „TO BE“ + - ? I am – I‘m You are – You‘re He/She/It is He/She/It‘s We are – We‘re You are – You‘re They are – They‘re I am not – I‘m not You are not – You‘re not He/She/It is not – He‘s not We are not – We‘re not You are not – You‘re not They are not – They‘re not Am I? Are you? Is he/she/it? Are we? Are you? Are they? **You aren‘t We aren‘t They aren‘t

PRIMER Am I too loud? – Sem preglasen/a? Are you a translator? – Ali si prevajalec/ka? Is she your sister? – Je ona tvoja sestra? Is he your boyfriend? – Je on tvoj fant? Are we finished? – Ali smo konec? Are they your parents? – So oni tvoji starši? Are they married? No, I‘m not too loud. No, you‘re not a translator. You‘re a teacher. No, she is not my sister. She is my friend. No, he is not my boyfriend. He is my brother. No, we‘re not finished. We have 10 minutes left. No, they aren‘t my parents. They are my uncle and aunt. No, they aren‘t married.

GLAGOL „TO HAVE“ + - ? I have You have He/She/It has We have You have They have I do not/don‘t have You don‘t have He/She/It does not/doesn‘t have We don‘t have You don‘t have They don‘t have Do I have? Do you have? Does he/she/it have? Do we have? Do you have? Do they have?

PRIMER Do I have any brothers? – Imam kaj bratov? Do you have any children? – Imaš otroke? Does she have a sister? – Ima sestro? Does he have a wife? – Ima ženo? Do we have a problem? – Imamo problem? Do you have a girlfriend? – Imaš punco? Do they have any uncles or aunts? – Imajo strice ali tete? No, I don‘t have any brothers. No, you don‘t have any children. No, she doesn‘t have a sister. No, he doesn‘t have a wife. No, we don‘t have a problem. No, I don‘t have a girlfriend. No, they don‘t have any uncles or aunts.