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Question
See how they speak at this situation and practise as if you were in that situation.
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Solution
| Mozhi | Hello uncle, please come in. |
| Uncle | How are you Mozhi? |
| Mozhi | I am fine uncle, please take your seat. |
| Uncle | Thank you. Where is your dad? |
| Mozhi | He is taking bath. Wait uncle, I will inform him. |
| Uncle | It’s okay ma. Let him come. |
| Mozhi | Can I get you some coffee to drink? |
| Uncle | Thanks, ma, but I had coffee just now. |
| Mozhi | Then how about some buttermilk uncle. |
| Uncle | That would be nice. |
| Mozhi | Here is your buttermilk uncle. |
| Uncle | It is really nice, thank you ma. |
| Mozhi | You are welcome, uncle. |
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