Hello, excuse me… I'm sorry, I don't mean to interrupt…um, I just wanted to introduce myself, um, I'm Bob Reddington from Reddington Papers.

你好，请问…… 不好意思，我不是有意要打扰……恩，我只是想做个自我介绍，恩，我是Bob Reddington来自雷丁顿潘帕斯。

Jackie: He starts off with a simple greeting: 'Hello…' he then apologies for coming up to her while she is speaking to someone else.

Jackie：他开始打了招呼:'Hello…'之后为打扰到她和别人的谈话而道歉。

Hello, excuse me… I'm sorry, I don't mean to interrupt…

你好，请问…… 不好意思，我不是有意要打扰。

Jackie: After he's apologised for interrupting, he goes on to tell her who he is.

Jackie：在他道歉打扰之后，他继续自我介绍。

I just wanted to introduce myself, um, I'm Bob Reddington from Reddington Papers.

我只是想做自我介绍，恩，我是 Bob Reddington，来自雷丁顿潘帕斯。

Jackie: So you can say, 'I just wanted to introduce myself…' or I like to introduce myself…' followed by your name and in business contexts, often what you do. 'I'd like to introduce myself…' I'm Jackie, I'm a producer for the BBC. What does Mary say in response to Bob?

Jackie：因此，你可以说，'I just wanted to introduce myself…'或者I like to introduce myself…'接着说你的名字，在商务场合，还要介绍职位。 'I'd like to introduce myself…'我是Jackie，我是BBC的制作人。 Mary是怎么回答Bob的呢？

Hello, excuse me… I'm sorry, I don't mean to interrupt…I just wanted to introduce myself. I'm Bob Reddington from Reddington Papers. Oh, hello, nice to meet you. I don't believe we've met before.

你好，请问…… 不好意思，我不是有意要打扰。我只是想做自我介绍。 我是 Bob Reddington来自雷丁顿潘帕斯 你好，很高兴见到你。 我们之前没有见过吧。

Jackie: 'Nice to meet you,' she says - a very common response when you meet someone for the first time. You could also say 'Pleased to meet you.' She follows it with. 'I don't believe we've met before.' That's a polite way of acknowledging that you're meeting someone for the first time - or even checking that you haven't met them before, in case you can't remember。 Oh, hello, nice to meet you. I don't believe we've met before. Um, no we haven't. I have seen you from afar at a- I think it was one of Charles's pool parties.

Jackie：'Nice to meet you,'她说——这是一个大家和某个人第一次见面时常用的表达。 你也可以说，'Pleased to meet you.' 她接着说， 'I don't believe we've met before.' 这种表达很礼貌，告知了对方这是彼此首次见面，（这句话）也可以起到验证的作用（也许见过，但是你不记得了）。 你好，很高兴认识你。 我们之前没有见过吧。 恩，没有啊。 我很久以前见过你……好像是在Charles的泳池派对。

Jackie: Now we'll hear a conversation between Mr Jones and Miss Smith. Mr Jones is the director of a company. Miss Smith is an employee. She knows who he is, but he hasn't met her yet. Listen to how she introduces herself.

Jackie：现在我们将听到Jones先生和Smith小姐之间的对话。 Jones先生是公司的负责人。 Smith小姐是员工。 她知道他是谁，但是他还没有见过她。 听听她是怎么自我介绍的。