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Good day, everyone and welcome to IdeaFestival 2007.
Open the speech by saying "Da Jia Hao!" which can be loosely translated into "How's everyone today?", "Hello everyone!", ""Wish everyone well!", or "Good day, everyone!" Use a Chinese phrase before you answer wherever you can.
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Have a good Sunday, everyone!
"The competition -- who got the rarest bird -- is always in good cheer, but this year each group had such a good day that everyone was in a really great mood".
Prime Minister José María Aznar of Spain, whose forces in Iraq also suffered when a convoy of intelligence officers was attacked in November, leaving seven dead, said: "This is a good day for everyone.
Taryn: Good day to everyone except Issa, Daniel and Molly.
Happy Hangovers!, etc, et al. I know it's a good day because everyone's favorite candidate won and people were dancing in the streets like it was 1964 and you're probably nursing a hangover that for the first time in your life you're actually happy to have.
"Everyone has their good days, everyone has their bad days," she said after losing in a quarterfinal singles match on Wednesday.
It may not make a jot of difference when it comes to the destination of the league title, with Manchester City haughtily observing from a long distance away, but Rashford chose a good day to remind everyone of his penetrative qualities.
Pogba demonstrated his more attractive qualities and Sánchez – involved in all of his team's goals – chose a good day to remind everyone why United made him the best-paid footballer in the land.
Little things such as liking a comment saying, "Everyone having a good day?" help them to feel safe and let them know they can be themselves and have fun connecting with others, without being forced to talk about health.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com