How do we introduce people in Arabic?
I know what to say and how to respond when I meet someone or when I am introduced to another person, but what is a polite way to introduce people to one another? In English, I would say for example:

Jane, this is Fred

or

Jane, this is my friend/brother/cousin/father/uncle/husband etc, Fred.

In a formal setting I would use surnames also.

Would a direct translation be suitable?

I'd appreciate some suggestions!!! Please give your responses in فصحى العربية.

Thank you!!!

Question

How do we introduce people in Arabic?
I know what to say and how to respond when I meet someone or when I am introduced to another person, but what is a polite way to introduce people to one another? In English, I would say for example:

Jane, this is Fred

or

Jane, this is my friend/brother/cousin/father/uncle/husband etc, Fred.

In a formal setting I would use surnames also.

Would a direct translation be suitable?

I'd appreciate some suggestions!!! Please give your responses in فصحى العربية.

Thank you!!!

Answer

You should say : hatha هذا
Jane, hatha Fred 
or : hatha ṣadīqi (sadiiqi) Fred - This is my friend Fred
Hatha akhi Adel - This is my brother Adel.

For females we use : hāðihi ( hathihi) هذه
Hathihi zamīlati Sarah. This is my colleague Sarah.

You can say the full name too: Hatha sadiiqi Andrew Johnson.

هذي is Fusha word too, it is used nowadays in some dialects, e.g. Saudi dialect.

*العربية الفصحى

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Hala Natalia. This was somehow my Arabic lesson today : ) So I will tell you from what I learnt. I think you want it in MSA but what I learnt is Saudi dialect however it is not much different from standard Arabic I think.

Jane, Hatha  ( هذا)  Fred : Jane this is Fred -  Hatha is male version to say this is
Fred, hathi (هذي)  Jane: Fred, this is Jane -  Hathi is female version for this is

Also;
he هو (Huwah) she هي (Heyyah)

So you can say:

Jane, huwah Fred or Fred, heyyah Jane.

Introducing your family members:

for instance: hathi khalty (this is my aunt) :هذي خالتي 
to note here: khalty means my aunt and khala is aunt

This is simply what I know so far.

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Thank you everyone, you've been very helpful :)