Let's see how we can introduce ourselves effectively in English!

Introducing yourself

[Lead-in sentence] Hi/Hello/Good morning/afternoon/evening
→ My name is ABC. But you can also call me (nickname).
→ You can call me ABC; besides, I have a nickname is (your nickname).

1. What’s your name?/ How can I call you?

[Lead-in sentence] Specifically to say, 
→ I’m in my 20s/30s
→ I’m under/over/almost/nearly 20/30/40…

[Lead-in sentence] Speaking of my hometown,
→ I come from (name) province/city. It’s a really beautiful/stunning/gorgeous place and it’s also famous for (food/people/culture). 
→ I live in (name) province/city but I’m or

3. Where do you come from?/Where is your hometown?

[Lead-in sentence] Talking about my job,
→ [Student] I’m a student at the (name) university/college/academy and my major is (name). I have been studying here for/since + time. 
→ [Laborer] I’m a (job) at the (name) compa

4. What do you do?/What is your job?/What do you do for a living?

[Lead-in sentence] Well, I do have some hobbies that can tell. 
→ I love/enjoy (reading/dancing/writing…)
→ I’m keen on (reading/dancing/writing…)
→ I’m into (reading/dancing/writing…)
Plus, I also have a knack for + act

5. What are your hobbies?/What do you like to do in your spare time?

[Lead-in sentence] On the other hand, I don’t really enjoy some activities.  
→ I hate/dislike (reading/dancing/writing…)
→ I’m not keen on (reading/dancing/writing…)
→ I’m not into (reading/dancing/writing…)

6. What are your disliking?/What don’t you like to do in your spare time?