内容正文:
M1 Getting to know you
U1 Meeting new people
From:Ivy Xu
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Warm up
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Warm up
Warming up
In China, when people meet for the first time, what do they say and what do they do?
Do foreigners do the same as the Chinese?
shake hands
USA / British
kiss cheeks
French / Spanish
bow
Japan
The most simplest one: 最常见最简单问候语
Hi/Hello
Based on time of day: 日常问候语表达
Good morning/afternoon/evening/night
Common greetings: 较普遍的问候语
How are you?
How are you doing?
How are things going?
Useful Expressions when you greet people
When people meet for the first time
Nice/Glad/Pleased to meet you!
How do you do? (shake hands )
Long time no see.
It’s been a long time.
I have missed you very much.
I haven’t seen you for years/ages.
When people meet after a period of time
How to Greet
When we meet someone, we always greet each other.
When you meet your teachers, you may say "Good morning", "Good afternoon" or "Good evening". When you meet your friend, you may say, "Hi!" or "How are you doing?" When you meet a stranger or a new classmate, you always say "Nice to meet you" and introduce yourself to them.
In China, when people meet, they often shake hands. In France or Spain, people like to kiss on the cheek. In Japan, people often bow.
Reading1
Choose the right answer.
1. When we meet someone, we always _________ each other.
A. greet B. bow to C. meet D. kiss
2. When we meet a person we don't know, we always say, "__________".
A. Good evening. B. Welcome!
C. What's your name? D. Nice to meet you.
3. In France or Spain, people like to __________ when they meet each other.
A. kiss on the cheek B. shake hands
C. bow D. say "How are you doing?"
4. When Tom meets his best friend at school, he may say _________