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August 7, 2025
Do you feel shy or confused when someone says “Hi” in English?
Or maybe you want to reply but you’re not sure what to say?
It’s okay. It happens to many people. When you’re just starting to learn English, even small words can feel confusing.
The good news is: you don’t need to know perfect English to start talking. Just learning a few simple phrases can help you feel more confident in daily life- at work, in shops, or with friends
In this blog, I’ll share 10 easy English phrases that you can use every day.
They’re simple, useful, and super beginner-friendly.
Let’s begin your English speaking journey with small, powerful steps!
When we talk to someone, the first thing we say is a greeting. And the last thing is usually a goodbye.
Even if you don’t speak much English, just saying a simple “Hi” or “See you” shows that you’re polite and friendly.
You’ll use these phrases every day — in shops, at school, at work, or even on the phone.
That’s why it’s a good idea to start your English learning journey with these small but powerful words.
Let’s start with the basics – how to say “hello” and “goodbye” in simple English. These are small words, but they make a big difference in your daily life.
We’ll keep it super simple. We’ll also see how to use them with easy examples, okay?
Let’s start with the basics – how to say “hello” and “goodbye” in simple English. These are small words, but they make a big difference in your daily life.
We’ll keep it super simple. We’ll also see how to use them with easy examples, okay?
Use this when you want to sound polite.
When to use:
Example:
You: “Good morning, sir!”
Shopkeeper: “Good morning!”
This is a friendly way to ask how someone is doing.
When to use: When you meet someone
Example:
You: “Hi! How are you?”
Friend: “I’m fine, thank you!”
(You can say “I’m good!” too.)
Say this when you meet someone for the first time.
When to use: First-time meeting
Example:
You: “Hi, I’m Meera. Nice to meet you!”
Other person: “Nice to meet you too!”
This is a fun way to say hello to friends.
When to use: With close friends or someone your age
Example:
You: “Hey! What’s up?”
Friend: “All good!”
The most common and easy way to say goodbye.
When to use: Anytime
Example:
You: “Okay, bye!”
Friend: “Bye! Take care!”
Use this when you will meet the person again.
When to use: With friends, classmates, coworkers
Example:
You: “See you later!”
Friend: “Yes, see you!”
This is a kind way to say goodbye, especially to someone older or close to you.
When to use: When you care about someone’s safety
Example:
You: “Take care, grandma!”
Grandma: “You too, dear!”
Say this to wish someone well for the rest of their day.
When to use: After shopping, meeting, talking
Example:
You: “Bye! Have a nice day!”
Cashier: “Thanks! You too!”
Say this if you plan to call or message again soon.
When to use: After a phone call or casual meet
Example:
You: “Alright, talk to you later!”
Friend: “Sure!”
That’s it! These 10 phrases are your first tools for speaking English easily. You don’t need to memorize big grammar rules-just start using these in real life, one by one.
Now you know the phrases… but how can you remember and use them?
Here are some easy ways:
🔹 Use one phrase a day
Say “Hi” to your family or “Bye” at the shop. Start small.
🔹 Practice in front of a mirror
Look at yourself and say: “Good morning!” or “How are you?”
🔹 Write and speak
Write the phrases in a notebook and say them out loud.
That’s it! Just a little practice every day can help you speak better.
If you’re learning on your own, that’s amazing — but sometimes, a little help can make it easier.
That’s where English Partner comes in.
There is an online spoken English course made for beginners. You can learn from your phone, at your time, with friendly mentors who teach in simple ways — just like this blog.
Many learners across India are already using it to practice speaking every day.
If you ever feel stuck or want to speak better, English Partner is a good place to start.
You can check it out here: englishpartner.com/in
Preethi is a results-driven content creator and copywriter who turns ideas into powerful words. With a knack for engaging storytelling and SEO-savvy writing, she helps brands connect, convert, and grow.
You can start with:
“Hi”
“Hello”
“Good morning”
These are simple and perfect for daily use.
You can:
Practice speaking with friends or family
Watch English videos and repeat what they say
Or join a spoken English course online like English Partner, where mentors guide you step by step
