Greeting and IntroductionPPT課件

1、Topic Introduction November 21 is World Hello Day. It began in 1973. November 21, 2013 is the 40th annual World Hello Day. The objective is to say hello to at least ten people on the day. By greeting others, the message is for world leaders to use communication rather than using force to settle conf

2、licts.第1頁/共25頁Topic Introduction Greeting is a way of being friendly and polite to someone. It is also a way of starting a conversation. Because different countries may have different customs (風(fēng)俗) and habits, there is a great difference in greetings between Chinese and the British / American.第2頁/共25

3、頁Im fine! Thank you, and you?How are you?第3頁/共25頁Topic Introduction In English-speaking countries, for example, people often say “How are you?” as a greeting. This sounds like a question about ones health, but they dont expect the person to tell us about his health. When they reply, he or she usuall

4、y responds by saying “Im fine, thanks. ” If he or she is not feeling well, he or she can just say “Not very well, Im afraid.” A simple reply like this is enough.第4頁/共25頁Topic Introduction How do Chinese greet each other? In the past, Chinese used to cup one hand in the other before the chest as a sa

5、lute. Bowing was often used by subordinates, students and attendants. Now, youngsters tend to nod.第5頁/共25頁How do people greet each other in other different countries? Discussion 1第6頁/共25頁How do they greet each other?In Thailand, people greet each other by putting their hands together and bowing slig

6、htly.第7頁/共25頁How do they greet each other?In South America, you can expect to be hugged when you meet someone.第8頁/共25頁In the Middle East , Arabs greet each other by_.touching noses第9頁/共25頁In the USA , people shake hands when meeting each other.第10頁/共25頁Shaking handsIn France, it is the custom to sha

7、ke hands with people in the office every morning. Britain, China第11頁/共25頁 When Dutch people meet, they kiss each other on one cheek and then the other. If you are a close friend or relative, then you get three kisses!第12頁/共25頁In Japan , people bow to each other when they meet.第13頁/共25頁What about a C

8、hinese and a Japanese meeting for the first time? Do in Rome as the Romans do.第14頁/共25頁Country/ AreaWays of greetingDutchThailandthe USAkissing each other on one cheek and then the otherputting their hands together and bowing slightlyshaking hands with each other第15頁/共25頁Country/ AreaWays of greetin

9、gSouth Americathe Middle EastJapanhugging each othergreeting each other by touching nosesbowing to each other第16頁/共25頁P(yáng)eople in different countries greet each other in different ways. Why? Because of cultural differences, such as different languages, different habits, different customs and so on.Dis

10、cussion 2第17頁/共25頁 Can you think of any other customs that are different in different parts of the world?Discussion 3第18頁/共25頁在非洲, 有的民族見面后互問”你出汗的情況怎樣”, 以表示關(guān)心與問候因?yàn)檫@個地區(qū)流行熱病, 得了熱病的人, 皮膚就會變得干燥, 而健康人的皮膚一般是濕潤的, 因此在這里, 皮膚出汗與否是衡量人們是否健康的標(biāo)志 尼泊爾賓主相見時, 雙手合十, 口中道聲”納馬斯得”在山區(qū), 主賓相見時, 主人伸出舌頭表示對客人的歡迎因?yàn)樯囝^和心都是鮮紅的, 紅舌頭代

11、表赤誠的心 非洲有的部落有個奇怪的禮節(jié), 即表示珍愛一個人或一個物時, 要吐唾沫當(dāng)部落的戰(zhàn)士第一次遇到小孩時, 要朝他吐口唾沫在觸摸一件新武器時, 要先在自己手上吐唾沫這可能是一種古老的遺俗, 因?yàn)橐恍┰既苏J(rèn)為, 口水可以避除邪惡阿爾巴尼亞的禮儀有很多講究在阿爾巴厄亞語中, 對生病、生育、喬遷、婚喪, 都有成套問候的語言如過生日時, 人們會說”祝像高山一樣長壽”、”像雄獅那樣結(jié)實(shí)”；生育時, 人們祝產(chǎn)婦”再生100 個”；辦喪事時, 人們通常講”與您同哀”、”望您逢兇化吉”、”化悲哀為樂”等。第19頁/共25頁 Which of the following words indicate (表

12、明表明) the right attitudes towards cultural differences?A. respect B. tolerate(容許容許) C. look down upon D. appreciate E. hate F. understand G. rejectABDF第20頁/共25頁 Though we have different cultures and customs, we should learn to respect each other and live in peace and harmony. 雖然我們各自擁有不同的文化習(xí)俗，但是我們雖然我們

13、各自擁有不同的文化習(xí)俗，但是我們應(yīng)該要學(xué)會彼此尊重、和諧共處。應(yīng)該要學(xué)會彼此尊重、和諧共處。第21頁/共25頁Listening Comprehension Part Dialogues Part SpotDictation Role Play Practice the Dialogue第22頁/共25頁 Chinglish From Chinese + English Spoken or written English which is influenced by the Chinese language. Japaglish From Japanese + English 1. English words that have been co-opted into Japanese vernacular, often incorrectly. 2. English terms or names that have been localized for Japanese use. Spanglish From English + Spanish1. A language blend of English and Spanish spoken by both Latinos a