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#1 (permalink) Sun Sep 14, 2008 13:32 pm Welcoming foreigners formal and informal expressions

Hello to everyone!! I'm new to the site, so I would really appreciate a little help about this topic. Well, the situation is this: A German rock band comes to my city to give 2 concerts in 2 different cities (Santiago and Concepción, Chile), I am the official interpreter for the press conference, i would like to know how to welcome the members of the band, how to address to them, in both formal and informal language, what expressions can I use, and what kind of questions can I ask.... Any comments will be welcomed. Thanks!!

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