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Good Manners
Section A
Unit 1
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What good manners have you seen?
Say hello
Say sorry
Say thank you
Say goodbye
Say please
Share the things
Be friendly
Give respect to…
How do you greet others?
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Do you know the following common etiquette in the world?
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[5etiket] n.礼节,礼仪
(鞠躬礼)
bowing
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bowing
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Bowing is the traditional way
of greeting in Northeast Asian
countries like Korea and Japan.
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(握手礼)
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handshake
shaking hands
handshake
Westerners shake hands by extending the right hand with the thumb up and out, fingers pointing toward the other’s hand so that one makes contact within the space between the thumb and first finger. It is considered an insult to refuse a handshake.
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The handshake is a physical link
between two persons.
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Which is wrong?
CORRECT
WRONG
(拥抱礼)
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hug
hugging
hug
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Hug is considered inappropriate as
a form of greeting in the United States
and China, but in other countries it is
customary. In Latin America, a hearty
hug is common among women and
men alike, and man may follow it
with a friendly slap on the back.
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(吻手礼)
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hand kissing
kissing on
the hand
(吻脸礼)
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cheek kissing
kissing on
the cheek
合掌礼(也称合十礼)
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making namaste
[ 5nQmEsteI] n.合十礼
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(脱帽礼)
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hat etiquette
(名片礼)
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card etiquette
王室的屈膝礼
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curtsy
[5kE:tsI] n. 屈膝礼
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(举手礼)
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salute with hands
(注目礼)
salute with eyes
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Greeting ways
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bow
hug
handshake
kiss
namaste
curtsy
hat etiquette
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Common used etiquette in the world:
bowing
hugging
cheek kissing
shaking hands
hat etiquette
card etiquette
curtsy
making namaste
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