Examples  

(1)	안녕하세요?		How are [you]?
(2)	스티브:	안녕하세요?	How are [you]?
		저는 스티브 윌슨이에요.	I am Steve Wilson.
		삼학년이에요.	[I] am a junior.
	김영미:	안녕하세요?	How are [you]?
		김영미예요.	[I] am Kim Youngmee.
(3)	처음 뵙겠습니다.		It is the first time [I] meet [you].
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(4)	마이클:	저는 마이클 정이에요.	I am Michael Chung.
		이름이 뭐예요?	What is [your] name.
	샌디:	샌디 왕이에요.	[I] am Sandy Wang.

<Missing elements in Korean are indicated by [ ] in English translations.>

Cf. (Mr. Lee and his students introduce themselves in a classroom.)

이선생님:   안녕하세요?                   저는이민수입니다.                   저는한국어선생님이에요.

Notes
1. In Korean, subjects are often omitted when they are obvious and thus there is no reason to sepcify it, as seen in (1) and (2).

2. Omissions are not limited to the subjects. Any reference can be omitted as long as the context provides who is being referred to. In (3), for example, not only the reference to the speaker 'I' but also the reference to the listener 'you' is omitted as well. In (4), even the reference to the possessor 'your' is omitted, because it is obvious that the speaker is asking the listener's name.

[연습 1] Introduce yourself with your name and the school year as specified. Avoid redundancy as much as you can.

보기: [김영미, 일학년] 저는 김영미예요. 일학년이에요