Good morning, good morning, good morning to you,

Good morning, good morning, I’m glad to see you.

«How are you,

My dear cousin Sue?»

«Very well, thank you,

And how are you?»

How do you do?

Good morning, good morning,

Good morning to you.

This cold winter morning

How do you do?

Good morning, good morning,

Good morning to you.

This cold winter morning

I’m well, and you?

Good night mother,

Good night father,

Kiss your little son.

Good night sister,

Good night brother,

Good night everyone.

Good-bye, good-bye, good-bye my doll.

Good-bye, good-bye, good-bye you all.

Company manners

When company comes

You are very polite,

And we are proud of you, Son,

For your manner are right.

You  say «Thank you» - «Excuse me» -

And, «After you, please!»

You shake hands all around

With such polish and ease.

When grown-ups are talking

You don’t make a sound.

It’s a joy and pleasure

To have you around.

Your company manners

Are fine through and through…

But try, Son, to use them

For everybody, too!

For the end of the day

(by R. L. Stevenson)

And now at last the sun

Is going down behind the wood,

And I am very happy,

For I know that I’ve been good.

Good-night, sleep tight

Good-night, sleep tight,

Wake up bright

In the morning light

To do what’s right