Audio clips & dialogues with native speakers
Flashcards & short cultural texts
Role-play simulations
Quizzes & mini-games
AI teacher for conversation practice
AI feedback on pronunciation & politeness
At LínguaLoop, we start with the most essential part of human interaction: greetings and politeness. Before any long conversation, it’s these small words and gestures that open doors, build trust, and make cultural integration smoother.
Below are the main topics included in this module, each with a practical explanation and the real-life impact it will have for learners:
How to say “hello”, “good morning”, “good evening” and introduce yourself in a simple way.
Importance: helps learners start any conversation naturally and with confidence.
Expressions of gratitude like “thank you”, “thanks a lot”, and cultural variations.
Importance: small acts of gratitude strengthen relationships both socially and professionally.
Phrases such as “may I…?”, “would it be possible…?”
Importance: in formal societies, polite requests avoid misunderstandings and show consideration.
Using titles like “Mr.”, “Mrs.”, “Professor” or formal pronouns.
Importance: prevents learners from sounding rude in official or professional situations.
How to say “sorry”, “excuse me”, or apologize for mistakes or delays.
Importance: builds tolerance and shows humility—key elements in cultural integration.
Simple phrases such as “how are you?”, “nice weather today!”.
Importance: helps break the ice and creates friendly connections.
Useful expressions in shops, markets, and restaurants: “could you bring…?”, “how much is it, please?”.
Importance: makes everyday transactions smoother and more respectful.
Beyond words: gestures, smiles, and tone of voice that show respect.
Importance: non-verbal cues vary by culture and often matter as much as words.
Accepting or declining invitations respectfully: “with pleasure”, “maybe another time”.
Importance: helps learners navigate social situations without offending anyone.
Phrases like “that was very kind of you”, “I really appreciate your help”.
Importance: deepens gratitude and builds stronger relationships.
Phrases such as “I see your point, but I think differently”.
Importance: allows respectful debate at work, school, or in multicultural settings.
How to say goodbye warmly or formally: “it was a pleasure talking to you”, “see you soon”.
Importance: leaves a positive impression and keeps doors open for future interactions.
Each topic is taught through real-life dialogues, not just word lists.
Learners can listen to native speakers, repeat phrases, and practice in simulated situations.
The app highlights cultural differences, showing for example how greetings differ in Germany, Angola, or France.
The focus is on building confidence so users can communicate politely and naturally, even in their very first interactions.
This makes the Greetings & Politeness module not just a “polite words guide”, but a gateway to social integration.