StartingGood morning/afternoon/even

Starting
Good morning/afternoon/evening (everyone,
ladies and gentlemen, colleagues)
Thank you very much for inviting me to speak
here today.
I am honored to have the opportunity to share
our research with you here today.
I am happy to have this chance to speak to you
(all) today about...
Introducing topic
Today I’m going to talk about...
As you can see, I’m here today to talk to you
about...
Explaining structure
(Especially important if the structure of your
talk is a little different from normal, or you have
a very long presentation with many parts).
I’ve divided my presentation into
two/three/four/several parts.
First, I’ll explain XXX and then I’ll move onto
talk about...
Showing respect for listener’s knowledge
As you may know,
As you can see,
As you may be aware,
I know many of you are familiar with...
Many of you may have performed...
I am sure, you are all familiar with X’s work on

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Begin
goeie oggend / middag / aand (almal,
dames en here, kollegas)
baie dankie vir die uitnodiging om te praat
vandag hier.
Ek voel geëerd om die geleentheid te bied om deel te hê
ons navorsing met julle wat vandag hier.
Ek is bly die kans om met jou te praat
(al) het vandag oor ...
bekendstelling onderwerp
Vandag gaan ek om te praat oor ...
soos jy kan sien, ek is vandag hier om te praat nie. jy
oor ...
verduidelik struktuur
(veral belangrik as die struktuur van jou
Talk is 'n bietjie anders as die normale, of jy het '
'n baie lang aanbieding met baie dele) Ek het my aanbieding verdeel in twee
/ drie / vier / verskeie dele.. .
eerste is, sal ek verduidelik xxx en dan sal ek gaan na
praat oor ...
respek vir die luisteraar se kennis
as jy dalk weet,
soos jy kan sien,
Soos u bewus mag wees,
.Ek weet dat baie van julle vertroud is met ...
baie van julle kan verrig het ...
Ek is seker jy is al bekend met x se werk.