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原帖由 又见炊烟 于 2006-9-16 20:38 发表# q% \& i2 P1 p( k T( z9 l
今天我们邀请了NorQuest College的资深讲师Sarah为大家讲的主题是有关Cultrue Differences,Intercultural Communication,Social Behaviour。 h( m/ k; v0 W: H9 B' ]
& n6 H- e" F% O: `: {2 Z今天她以特别的介绍自己名字的来历、意思展开It's just a name, ...
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( Y. ]2 K, z, k, iHugging or kissing when you greet another man or woman
9 c! n8 I% D; Z+ W5 H9 S2 p, rSpitting; ?4 x/ e' J. v- {1 V8 }, {2 A
Picking your nose; ?! ?+ B! |; ?) T
Borrowing money from friends when going out8 B$ S; ?2 D) y: a: E4 _* z
Men or women walking hand-in-hand or arm-in-arm
, |" N/ [3 C+ U) y. Z4 SSmoking during a meal
0 ?: h. a2 h: B6 z/ sBiting fingernails
4 Z, _$ U# n% x3 h7 X Y1 AChewing on your hair) z4 R: u2 f g) J
Brushing hair in public
. N/ e: o! e4 d* wPutting on lipstick or make-up in public
0 A9 L+ u% t6 T Y- F! i"Cracking" finger joints3 I( u, Y! K& `) \2 a
Eating noisily, with mouth open
- A! E C) S4 k- G* XBelching after eating
% x3 E7 j0 A0 `+ R0 p, L$ aSnapping fingers at a restaurant server to get his / her attention
. t. E P3 R1 y/ \Talking while eating
* R) X9 g, U1 b5 o) _Eating while walking
7 W1 s7 n- c5 W( c$ ]. |% D8 U+ y9 cStepping into the middle of a line-up where you see a space2 f- u, ~) I! Z3 D, y( G: U* K1 ~
Whistling indoors' q& X, q/ f* ?* H _# I/ @
Kissing goodbye at the end of a date5 q: v. h& ^6 n) W6 V' `" @
Arriving late (or early) for a date or dinner
8 n( l, S/ ^+ h) r% @Allowing children to wander or play in a public area% Z2 m% V/ x8 U- F2 B+ i
Not holding a door open for a person coming in behind you
7 q7 n/ N9 r( H6 eNot taking off shoes in someone else's home ( c2 @: h5 x, ^- b% f6 ]
9 a' \! h2 n. B) E' uany standard answer suggested?? |
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