Hi Cici,

In English-speaking countries, someone introduces themselves in general situations by their type of work (or their subject or level of study if they are a student). So, I introduce myself: “Hi, I’m Irene. I’m an online tutor of English as a foreign language on a platform called iTalki.” Then I would ask my conversation partner, “What do you do?” or “What about you?”

In this general introduction to strangers, I would not mention my family or personal relationships. <em>If </em>the gathering is more personal or community-based and I know that the person I’m introducing myself to probably knows about me through a personal connection, <em>then </em>I would mention, “I’m Thomas’s sister/Alice’s daughter/Brenna’s friend.”

Hey

Hi

Hello

Good morning

Good afternoon

Good evening

I'm Kyle

My name is Kyle

I'm from London.

I grow up in London.

I now live in Valencia.

I've recently moved to Valencia.

I've moved to Valencia 3 years ago.

I'm 27 years old.

I'm 27.

There probably is more ways to say each of these but just thinking of the top of my head these are the ones I use. Also, you could give more information for example your job, what your studying or your hobbies but it's not necessary.

As in introducing yourself to someone you meet?

You could simply say “ hello my name is cici... tell them how old you are and maybe where you are from “ Then proceed to ask them about who they are .