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英语口语 greeting PPT

英语口语 greeting PPT
Same as always. Oh, the usual rounds.
英语问候语中,正式的通常有:
1.How do you do?(初次见面通常用语) 2.How are you?(比较熟悉的人之间用语) 3.How are you getting along with...?(你近来... 可好?) 4.How are you doing?(您工作还顺利吧?) 5.How is everything?(一切还好吧?) 6.How is your vacation/holiday(s)/weekend?( 假期怎么样?)
大家有疑问的,可以询问和交流
可以互相讨论下,但要小声点
1.How do you do? 2.How are you? 3.How are you getting
along with...? 4.How are you doing? 5.How is everything? 6.How is your vacation? 7.What's up? 8.Hello?Hi? 9.What's going on? 10.How is life? 11.How is it going?
No. 2 Hexi Street, Tianjin
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First imagine the following things in 2020.
(1) Your address: ______________________________ (2) Your phone number: _________________________ (3) Your job: __________________________________ (4) Your position (职位): _________________________ (5) Your e-mail address: ________________________

greetingsPPT课件

greetingsPPT课件
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非正式场合:
• Hi/Hello 你好 !
• Good morning(afternoon/evening) 早上(下午,晚上) 好 !或直接说Morning/Afternoon/Evening!
• Good morning一般从早上6点到中午12点使用,Good afternoon通常从午饭后到下午6点用。晚上见面时,千万不能
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• Good evenning!Miss Wang.I'm glad to see you.
• Me too.Good evenning! • How is it going? • Very well,thank you.And you? • Pretty good.
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中西方不同问候方式所体现的文化差异
– 世界上各民族都有自己的生活和交往方式,比如再见面时打招呼的方法也有 不少区别。“吃了吗?”(Have you eaten your meal?)这是中国人在吃饭前 后打招呼的常用语。但如果这样和英美人打招呼,他们会以为你要邀请他们 去吃饭。再如,中国人常说“去哪儿?”(“Where are you going?”)和 “到哪 儿去了?”(“Where have you been?”)这也只是一种打招呼的形式而已,并 不需要实际的回答。但大部分讲英语的人听了可能会不高兴,因为他们以为 你要了解、介入他们的私生活。其实,汉语的“你吃了吗?”“你去哪儿?”就等 于英语的Hello 或Hi.
A:How do you do? 您好!
此句用于陌生人之间或初次见面的时候,意思是“您好!”
B:How do you do? 您好! A:How are you? 您好吗?
用于熟人之间的问候, 侧重询问对方的身体状况如何。

Unit 1 Greetings (日常问候)

Unit 1   Greetings (日常问候)

Unit 1 Greetings (日常问候)PartⅠLeadin 导言"良好的开端是成功的一半",正如谚语所告诉我们的一样,一个富有吸引力的交谈和持久的友谊首先是以问候开始的。

在我们的日常生活交往中,善意和得体当然是好的问候语的关键。

社交中的套语是外语学习者开始学习表达的基础。

亲朋好友、熟人之间见面时打招呼,也是文明社会的礼仪和标志。

在日常交往中,有时也会寒暄几句,略谈"天气、健康、衣着、发型"等话题,以融洽人们之间相互的人际关系。

Part ⅡUseful Sentences 常用句型1. 问候语:Hello / Hi /Hey! / Hi, there! / Hello, everyone!你好!(熟人之间见面问候语)回答语:Hello/Hi /Hey!你好!(熟人之间回答语)2. 问候语:Good morning / Good afternoon / Good evening !你好!(早上或上午/下午/傍晚见面问候语)回答语:Good morning / Good afternoon /Good evening !你好!(早上或上午/下午/傍晚回答语)3. 问候语:How do you do?你好!(初次见面,经人介绍后的问候语)回答语:How do you do ?你好!(初次见面后的回答语)4. 问候语:Your name, please? / May I know your name? /Could (Would) you giveme your name?请问你贵姓?回答语:Sure/Of course. My name is…当然可以。

我的名字是…5. 问候语:I am glad/delighted to meet with you. /It is great pleasure to have metyou.见到你很高兴!回答语:Glad/delighted to meet with you. / Glad/nice to see you here.见到你很高兴!6. 问候语:How are you? / How are you doing? / How is everything withyou?/How are you getting along/on?你最近好吗?(相识人之间见面时就对方身体情况的问候)回答语:Fine, thank you./ Very well, thank you! / I am doing fine, thank you./ Everything is OK. / Just so-so. / Not so well. / Pretty bad.我很好,谢谢!/ 还可以吧。

英语简单问候语ppt课件

英语简单问候语ppt课件
你好!
Hello!
你好!
Hello!
新单词 New words
hello
你好
fine
好的; 健康的
how
怎样
and
和;以及
thank
谢谢
very
非常
good

抢答环节 英译中
good
好的
hello
你好
how
怎样
抢答环节 英译中
fine
好的; 健康的
and
和; 以及
very
非常
抢答环节 中译英
英语问候语
你好! 怎么用你英好语
打招呼呢?
课程内容
Course content
学习新单词
Learn new words
英语问候
English greeting
情景练习
Scene practice
答疑解惑
Questions and answers
01 学习新单词 Learn new words
学习新单词 learn new words
--------我很好,谢谢
I am fine. Thanks.
--------不是很好。
Not very good.
教学分析 Analysis of teaching
hello
你好
How are you?
他们有什么区 别呢?
Hello 和 How are you?
Hello ;Hi
意思是“喂”,比较随意, 用于熟人打招呼
谢谢
thank
好的; 健康的
fine

good
抢答环节 中译英
你好

英语口语 greeting PPT

英语口语 greeting PPT

你/
他/ 她/
How are you doing?
你们 How is he/she doing?
好 How are they doing?


How are you today?
How is it going?
你 好
How are you?
吗 How’s life?
? How is it going?
anything new? 12.Pleased to meet you again!
1.How do you do! 2.Fine!Thank you,
and you? 3.Every is fine! 4.I'm just great! 5.Very(quite)well,
thank you! 6.Couldn‘t be better,
Same as always. Oh, the usual rounds.
英语问候语中,正式的通常有:
1.How do you do?(初次见面通常用语) 2.How are you?(比较熟悉的人之间用语) 3.How are you getting along with...?(你近来... 可好?) 4.How are you doing?(您工作还顺利吧?) 5.How is everything?(一切还好吧?) 6.How is your vacation/holiday(s)/weekend?( 假期怎么样?)
Dialogue
A: Hello, I’m Brian. You are? B: Hi, Brain. I’m David. A: Nice to meet you. Where are you from? B: Nice to meet you, too. I’m from Wuhan.

高中英语第一课 打招呼 greeting幻灯片

高中英语第一课 打招呼 greeting幻灯片
Nice to meet you!
1
Good morning Nice to meet you. I am greeting.
2
Greet
3
Good afternoon. Good evening.
4
Activity 3
Act and practice. 看图,依据图中场景与同伴打招呼。
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2
In the Middle East 22
In the USA , people __s_h_a_k_e__h_a_n_d__s_
when meeting each other.
In the USA 23
When Dutch people meet, they _k_i_s_s_ each
other on one cheek and then the other.
differences?
A. respect
B. tolerate(容许)
C. look down upon D. appreciate
E. hate F. understand G. reject
ABDF
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Though we have different cultures and customs, we should learn to respect each other and live in peace and harmony.
Pleased to meet you! Pleased to meet you!
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Greeting
Response
• Hello
• Hello
• Hi / hey
• Hi
• What’s up? • What’s up?

问候、打招呼Greetings!英语教学课件.ppt

问候、打招呼Greetings!英语教学课件.ppt

his 第三人
hers 第三人
it
第三人
ours 第一人
yours 第二人
theirs 第三人
Part 1
Greeting manners in China
中国式打招呼
吃了吗?
hello!
Part 2
Different expressions in different occasions 不同场合不同表达
我很好,谢谢,你呢?
只要是朋友都能用的:
-How's everything? 一切都好? -Pretty good/Not bad. 挺好的/过得去。
-What's up/new/happening? 怎么样? -Not much. / Nothing much. 没什么。 / Nothing in particular. / Nothing specia
C.通过互联网 D.乘坐火车赴各地了解
解析:本题考查中国近代物质生活的变迁。注意题干信
息“20世纪初”“最快捷的方式”,因此应选B,火车速度 远不及电报快。20世纪30年代民航飞机才在中国出现, 互联网出现在20世纪90年代。 答案:B
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4.下列不属于通讯工具变迁和电讯事业发展影响的是( ) A.信息传递快捷简便 B.改变着人们的思想观念 C.阻碍了人们的感情交流 D.影响着人们的社会生活 解析:新式通讯工具方便快捷,便于人们感情的沟通和交流。 答案:C
2.清朝黄遵宪曾作诗曰:“钟声一及时,顷刻不少留。虽
有万钧柁,动如绕指柔。”这是在描写
()
A.电话
B.汽车
C.电报
D.火车
解析:从“万钧柁”“动如绕指柔”可推断为火车。

greetings问候语-打招呼ppt

greetings问候语-打招呼ppt

In Japan , people bow to each other when they meet.
In Japan
Greetings
greetings
spoken unspoken
formal
informal
Two kinds of greetings:
Formal Informal
Formal (正式的)greetings
吻手: 是欧美上层社会的礼节。 和贵族妇女或夫人见面时, 如果女方先伸出手作下垂式, 则将手掌轻轻托起吻之。 如果女方不伸手,则不行吻手礼。
表示尊重或打招呼。
Handshaking
• 握手:
• 在原始时代,在人类才刚刚从动物界脱胎换骨出 来,还带有几分野蛮的时候,人们不仅在狩猎或 战争中,而且在日常交往时,手上常常带有石块 等“武器”,以防不测。
In South America,you can expect to beHhuowggdedo twhheeyngyreoeut meaeceht soothmeero?ne.
In South America
In the Middle East , Arabs greet ach other by___to_u__ch__in_g__n_o_s_es__.
• “What’s up man!” • What’s new?” • “How are you doing?” • “How was your day?”
Unspoken greetings
high-five fist-bump hug
salute hand kiss
handshake
bow
wave
I’m fine!Thank you, and you?

Unit1Greetings(日常问候)

Unit1Greetings(日常问候)

Unit 1 Greetings (日常问候)Part I Leadin 导言"良好的开端是成功的一半",正如谚语所告诉我们的一样,一个富有吸引力的交谈和持久的友谊首先是以问候开始的。

在我们的日常生活交往中,善意和得体当然是好的问候语的关键。

社交中的套语是外语学习者开始学习表达的基础。

亲朋好友、熟人之间见面时打招呼,也是文明社会的礼仪和标志。

在日常交往中,有时也会寒暄几句,略谈"天气、健康、衣着、发型"等话题,以融洽人们之间相互的人际关系。

Part n Useful Sentences常用句型1. 问候语:Hello / Hi /Hey! / Hi, there! / Hello, everyo ne!你好!(熟人之间见面问候语)回答语:Hello/Hi /Hey!你好!(熟人之间回答语)2. 问候语:Good morning / Good after noon / Good eve ning你好!(早上或上午/下午/傍晚见面问候语)回答语:Good morning / Good after noon /Good eve ning你好!(早上或上午/下午/傍晚回答语)3. 问候语:How do you do?你好!(初次见面,经人介绍后的问候语)回答语:How do you do ?你好!(初次见面后的回答语)4.问候语:Your n ame, please? / May I know your n ame? /Could (Would) you giveme your n ame?请问你贵姓?回答语:Sure/Of course. My n ame is …当然可以。

我的名字是…5.问候语:I am glad/delighted to meet with you. /It is great pleasure to have metyou.见到你很高兴!回答语:Glad/delighted to meet with you. / Glad/nice to see you here.见到你很高兴!6.问候语:How are you? / How are you doing? / How is everythi ng with you?/Howare you getti ng along/on?你最近好吗?(相识人之间见面时就对方身体情况的问候)回答语:Fine, tha nk you./ Very well, tha nk you! / I am doing fine, tha nk you./ Everythi ng is OK. / Just so-so. / Not so well. / Pretty bad.我很好,谢谢!/还可以吧。

lesson 1 greetings 问好

lesson 1  greetings 问好

Lesson One Greetings第一課 問好Dì yí kèWènhǎoD IALOGUE I:E XCHANGING G REETINGSVocabulary1.先生 xiānsheng n Mr.; husband; teacher2.你好 nǐ hǎo ce How do you do? Hello! 你 nǐpr you好 hǎo adj fine; good; nice; O.K.3. 小姐 xiǎojie n Miss; young lady4. 請問 qǐng wèn ce May I ask...22Integrated Chinese I: Textbook請 qǐng v please (polite form ofrequest)問 wèn v to ask (a question)5. 您 nín pr you (singular; polite)6. # 貴姓 guì xìng ce What is your honorablesurname?貴 guìadj honorable姓 xìng v/n (one’s ) surname is...; to besurnamed/surname7. 我 wǒpr I; me8. 呢 ne qp interrogative particle9. 叫 jiào v to be called; to call10. 什麼 shénme qpr what11. 名字 míngzi n nameProper Nouns12. 王朋 Wáng Péng a personal name王 wáng n a surname; king13. 李友 Lǐ Yǒu a personal name李 lǐn a surname; plumDialogue IWáng xiānsheng (1) : Nǐ hǎo (2)!Lǐ xiǎojie: Nǐ hǎo !Wáng xiānsheng: Qǐng wèn, nín guì xìng (3)?Lǐ xiǎojie: Wǒ xìng (G1) Lǐ. Nǐ ne (G2)?Lesson 1: Greetings 23Wáng xiānsheng: Wǒ xìng Wáng, jiào (G3) Wáng Péng(4). Nǐ jiào shénmemíngzi (5) ?Lǐ xiǎojie: Wǒ jiào Lǐ Yǒu.Note:1. The # preceding a character in the vocabulary section suggests that it’s a low frequency one. The teacher might want to allow the student to use pinyin instead of writing the character when doing homework2. The numbering system for notes in this textbook works as follows:a. For numbers without any letter in front of them, see the Notes section.b. For numbers preceded with a “G”, see the Grammar section.Notes:(1) Most Chinese family names or surnames (姓xìng) are monosyllabic. There are, however, a few disyllabic family names, written in two characters. The number of Chinese family names is fairly limited. According to the most recent census, the most common family names are Li 李(Lǐ), Wang 王 (Wáng), Zhang 張 (Zhāng), Liu 劉 (Liú), and Chen 陳 (Chén). Family names also precede official titles or other forms of address: 王先生(Wáng xiānsheng, literally, Wang Mister), 李老師( Lǐ lǎoshī, literally, Li Teacher), etc. When addressing someone without knowing his or her family name, it is proper to call him 先生(xiānsheng, Mister) or her 小姐(xiǎojie, Miss) if she is relatively young.24Integrated Chinese I: Textbook(2) “你好!” (Nǐ hǎo!)is a common form of greeting. It can be used to address strangers upon first introduction or between old acquaintances. To respond, simply repeat the greeting: “你好!”(Nǐ hǎo!) . “你好嗎?” (Nǐ hǎo ma? How are you?) is a question usually asked of people you already know. The answer is usually “我很好.” (Wǒ hěn hǎo. I am fine.)(3) Etymologically, the character 姓 (xìng), with a female radical on the left side and an ideographic component on the right that can mean “to give birth,” suggests the matriarchal nature of the society at the time of the character’s conception, when family names were inherited matrilineally.(4) In Chinese family names (姓xìng) always precede personal or given names (名míng). Personal names usually carry auspicious or positive meanings. It can be either monosyllabic, written in one character, or disyllabic, written in two characters. As in Western cultures, full names are often reserved for formal occasions. Different from Western cultures, however, a Chinese person is seldom referred to by his or her family name alone, especially if the family name is monosyllabic. For example, Wang Peng (王朋Wáng Péng), should not be referred to simply as Wang.(5) In China, when you meet someone, it is polite to ask for his or her family name first, rather than his/her full name. Then the question “你叫什麼名字?” (Nǐ jiào shénme míngzi? What is your name?) can be asked to find out his or her given name or full name.D IALOGUE II:A SKING O NE’S S TATUSLesson 1: Greetings 25 Vocabulary1. 是 shìv to be2. 老師 lǎoshīn teacher3. 嗎 ma qp interrogative particle4. 不 bùadv not; no5. 學生 xuésheng n student6. 也 yěadv too; also7. 中國人 Zhōngguórén n Chinese people/person中國 Zhōngguón China人 rén n people; person8. 美國人 Měiguórén n American people/person 美國 Měiguón AmericaDialogue IILǐ xiǎojie: Wáng xiānsheng, nǐ shì(G4) lǎoshī ma (G5)?Wáng xiānsheng: Bù(G6), wǒ bú(1) shì lǎoshī, wǒ shì xuésheng. Lǐ xiǎojie, nǐne?Lǐ xiǎojie: Wǒ yě(G7) shì xuésheng. Nǐ shì Zhōngguórén ma?Wáng xiānsheng: Shì, wǒ shì Zhōngguórén. Nǐ shì Měiguórén ma?Lǐ xiǎojie: Wǒ shì Měiguórén.26Integrated Chinese I: TextbookNotes:(1) The basic pronunciation of 不is “bù” with fourth tone. However, when it is placed before another fourth tone syllable, 不 is pronounced in the second tone instead. Therefore, 不是is pronounced “bú shì” rather than “bù shì.” In this textbook, the tone for 不is marked as it is actually pronounced.Supplementary vocabulary1. 朋友 péngyou n friend2. 太太 tàitai n wife; Mrs.3. 英國 Yīngguón Britain; England4. 法國 Fǎguón France5. 日本 Rìběn n Japan6. 德國 Déguón Germany7. 英國人 Yīngguórén n British people/personLesson 1: Greetings 278. 法國人 Fǎguórén n French people/person9. 日本人Rìběnrén n Japanese people/person10. 德國人 Déguórén n German people/person11. 韓國人 hánguórén n Korean people/person12. 越南人 Yuènánrén n Vietnamese people/personB CCan you tell their nationalities by their costumes?28Integrated Chinese I: TextbookG RAMMAR[Note: In the grammar explanations in this textbook, the sign * indicates an example sentence that illustrates a grammatical or syntactic mistake.]1. The Verb 姓 (xìng)姓 (xìng) is both a noun and a verb. When it is used as a verb, it must be followed by an object.For example:1.A:您貴姓?Nín guì xìng?(What is yo ur surname? Lit: Your honorable surname is…?):我姓王。

lesson 1 greetings 问好

lesson 1  greetings 问好

Lesson One Greetings第一課 問好Dì yí kèWènhǎoD IALOGUE I:E XCHANGING G REETINGSVocabulary1.先生 xiānsheng n Mr.; husband; teacher2.你好 nǐ hǎo ce How do you do? Hello! 你 nǐpr you好 hǎo adj fine; good; nice; O.K.3. 小姐 xiǎojie n Miss; young lady4. 請問 qǐng wèn ce May I ask...22Integrated Chinese I: Textbook請 qǐng v please (polite form ofrequest)問 wèn v to ask (a question)5. 您 nín pr you (singular; polite)6. # 貴姓 guì xìng ce What is your honorablesurname?貴 guìadj honorable姓 xìng v/n (one’s ) surname is...; to besurnamed/surname7. 我 wǒpr I; me8. 呢 ne qp interrogative particle9. 叫 jiào v to be called; to call10. 什麼 shénme qpr what11. 名字 míngzi n nameProper Nouns12. 王朋 Wáng Péng a personal name王 wáng n a surname; king13. 李友 Lǐ Yǒu a personal name李 lǐn a surname; plumDialogue IWáng xiānsheng (1) : Nǐ hǎo (2)!Lǐ xiǎojie: Nǐ hǎo !Wáng xiānsheng: Qǐng wèn, nín guì xìng (3)?Lǐ xiǎojie: Wǒ xìng (G1) Lǐ. Nǐ ne (G2)?Lesson 1: Greetings 23Wáng xiānsheng: Wǒ xìng Wáng, jiào (G3) Wáng Péng(4). Nǐ jiào shénmemíngzi (5) ?Lǐ xiǎojie: Wǒ jiào Lǐ Yǒu.Note:1. The # preceding a character in the vocabulary section suggests that it’s a low frequency one. The teacher might want to allow the student to use pinyin instead of writing the character when doing homework2. The numbering system for notes in this textbook works as follows:a. For numbers without any letter in front of them, see the Notes section.b. For numbers preceded with a “G”, see the Grammar section.Notes:(1) Most Chinese family names or surnames (姓xìng) are monosyllabic. There are, however, a few disyllabic family names, written in two characters. The number of Chinese family names is fairly limited. According to the most recent census, the most common family names are Li 李(Lǐ), Wang 王 (Wáng), Zhang 張 (Zhāng), Liu 劉 (Liú), and Chen 陳 (Chén). Family names also precede official titles or other forms of address: 王先生(Wáng xiānsheng, literally, Wang Mister), 李老師( Lǐ lǎoshī, literally, Li Teacher), etc. When addressing someone without knowing his or her family name, it is proper to call him 先生(xiānsheng, Mister) or her 小姐(xiǎojie, Miss) if she is relatively young.24Integrated Chinese I: Textbook(2) “你好!” (Nǐ hǎo!)is a common form of greeting. It can be used to address strangers upon first introduction or between old acquaintances. To respond, simply repeat the greeting: “你好!”(Nǐ hǎo!) . “你好嗎?” (Nǐ hǎo ma? How are you?) is a question usually asked of people you already know. The answer is usually “我很好.” (Wǒ hěn hǎo. I am fine.)(3) Etymologically, the character 姓 (xìng), with a female radical on the left side and an ideographic component on the right that can mean “to give birth,” suggests the matriarchal nature of the society at the time of the character’s conception, when family names were inherited matrilineally.(4) In Chinese family names (姓xìng) always precede personal or given names (名míng). Personal names usually carry auspicious or positive meanings. It can be either monosyllabic, written in one character, or disyllabic, written in two characters. As in Western cultures, full names are often reserved for formal occasions. Different from Western cultures, however, a Chinese person is seldom referred to by his or her family name alone, especially if the family name is monosyllabic. For example, Wang Peng (王朋Wáng Péng), should not be referred to simply as Wang.(5) In China, when you meet someone, it is polite to ask for his or her family name first, rather than his/her full name. Then the question “你叫什麼名字?” (Nǐ jiào shénme míngzi? What is your name?) can be asked to find out his or her given name or full name.D IALOGUE II:A SKING O NE’S S TATUSLesson 1: Greetings 25 Vocabulary1. 是 shìv to be2. 老師 lǎoshīn teacher3. 嗎 ma qp interrogative particle4. 不 bùadv not; no5. 學生 xuésheng n student6. 也 yěadv too; also7. 中國人 Zhōngguórén n Chinese people/person中國 Zhōngguón China人 rén n people; person8. 美國人 Měiguórén n American people/person 美國 Měiguón AmericaDialogue IILǐ xiǎojie: Wáng xiānsheng, nǐ shì(G4) lǎoshī ma (G5)?Wáng xiānsheng: Bù(G6), wǒ bú(1) shì lǎoshī, wǒ shì xuésheng. Lǐ xiǎojie, nǐne?Lǐ xiǎojie: Wǒ yě(G7) shì xuésheng. Nǐ shì Zhōngguórén ma?Wáng xiānsheng: Shì, wǒ shì Zhōngguórén. Nǐ shì Měiguórén ma?Lǐ xiǎojie: Wǒ shì Měiguórén.26Integrated Chinese I: TextbookNotes:(1) The basic pronunciation of 不is “bù” with fourth tone. However, when it is placed before another fourth tone syllable, 不 is pronounced in the second tone instead. Therefore, 不是is pronounced “bú shì” rather than “bù shì.” In this textbook, the tone for 不is marked as it is actually pronounced.Supplementary vocabulary1. 朋友 péngyou n friend2. 太太 tàitai n wife; Mrs.3. 英國 Yīngguón Britain; England4. 法國 Fǎguón France5. 日本 Rìběn n Japan6. 德國 Déguón Germany7. 英國人 Yīngguórén n British people/personLesson 1: Greetings 278. 法國人 Fǎguórén n French people/person9. 日本人Rìběnrén n Japanese people/person10. 德國人 Déguórén n German people/person11. 韓國人 hánguórén n Korean people/person12. 越南人 Yuènánrén n Vietnamese people/personB CCan you tell their nationalities by their costumes?28Integrated Chinese I: TextbookG RAMMAR[Note: In the grammar explanations in this textbook, the sign * indicates an example sentence that illustrates a grammatical or syntactic mistake.]1. The Verb 姓 (xìng)姓 (xìng) is both a noun and a verb. When it is used as a verb, it must be followed by an object.For example:1.A:您貴姓?Nín guì xìng?(What is yo ur surname? Lit: Your honorable surname is…?):我姓王。

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英语问候语ppt英语问候语ppt一、 Greetings 问候语1. Hello! / Hi! 你好!2. Good morning / afternoon / evening! 早晨(下午/晚上)好!3. I'm Kathy King. 我是凯西·金。

4. Are you Peter Smith? 你是彼得·史密斯吗?5. Yes, I am. / No, I'm not. 是,我是。

/ 不,我不是。

6. How are you? 你好吗?7. Fine, thanks. And you? 很好,谢谢,你呢?8. I'm fine, too. 我也很好。

9. How is Amy / your wife / your husband? 爱米好吗?/你妻子好吗?/你丈夫好吗?10. She is very well, thank you. 她很好,谢谢。

11. Good night, Jane. 晚安,简。

12. Good-bye, Mike. 再见,迈克。

13. See you tomorrow. 明天见。

14. See you later. 待会儿见。

15. I have to go now. 我必须走了。

二、Expression In Class 课堂用语16. May I come in? 我能进来吗?17. Come in, please. 请进。

18. Sit down, please. 请坐。

19. It's time for class. 上课时间到了。

20. Open your books and turn to page 20. 打开书,翻到第20页。

21. I'll call the roll before class. 课前我要点名。

22. Here! 到!23. Has everybody got a sheet? 每个人都拿到材料了吗?24. Any different opinion? 有不同意见吗?25. Are you with me? 你们跟上我讲的了吗?26. Have I made myself clear? 我讲明白了吗?27. Could you say it again? 你能再说一遍吗?28. Any questions? 有什么问题吗?29. That's all for today. 今天就讲到这里。

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I’m fine!Thank you, and you?
In Thailand,people greet each other by putting their hands together and bowHionwg sdloigthhtelyy. greet each other?
In Thailand / tailænd/
• 行握手礼时要客人先伸出手时才能握手。握手时 一般不戴手套,但尊贵的人和女人可戴 手套。行 礼时忌交叉行礼,和女人握手不可太紧。
bow
wave
Formal Informal
Formal (正式的)greetings
• For business meetings or job interviews.
– How do you do? – Good morning / good afternoon / good
evening!
Informal (非正式的) greetings
Country/ Area
Ways of greeting
Japan
bowing to each other
Thailand putting their hands together
and bowing slightly
the USA shaking hands with each other
How are you?
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!
In Dutch
hug
salute
hand kiss
吻手: 是欧美上层社会的礼节。 和贵族妇女或夫人见面时, 如果女方先伸出手作下垂式, 则将手掌轻轻托起吻之。 如果女方不伸手,则不行吻手礼。 表示尊重或打招呼。
ቤተ መጻሕፍቲ ባይዱ
Handshaking
•握手:
•在原始时代,在人类才刚刚从动物界脱胎换骨出来 ,还带有几分野蛮的时候,人们不仅在狩猎或战争 中,而且在日常交往时,手上常常带有石块等“武 器”,以防不测。 •在与人交往时,为了表达自己的友好,说明自己没 带武器,于是将双手伸开并高举,这是最原始的见 面礼。也可看作是握手礼的最早开端。
In Japan , people bow to each other when they meet.
In Japan
Greetings
问候语
greeting s
spoken
unspok en
formal informal
Spoken greetings
Unspoken greetings
Two kinds of greetings:
• For meetings friends or at a party!
• “What’s up man!” • What’s new?” • “How are you doing?” • “How was your day?”
Unspoken greetings
high-five
fist-bump
In South America,you can expect to beHhuowggdedo twhheeyngyreoeut meaeceht soothmeero?ne.
In South America
In the Middle East , Arabs greet each other by___to_u__ch__in_g__n_o_s_es__.
greetings 问候语-打
招呼
Business meetings Good friends acquaintances Family members
Discussion 2
How do people greet each other in other different countries?
In the Middle East
In the USA , people shake hands when meeting each other.
In the USA
Shaking hands Britain, China…
In France, it is the custom to shake hands with people in the office every morning.
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