现代日本人的生活习惯（Modern Japanese life habits）.doc

现代日本人的生活习惯（Modern Japanese life habits） 1. Japanese language habits Go along with it and nod It is said that the Japanese have a habit of talking with each other frequently, nodding and saying yes. Yes, yes, yes? Including this kind of discourse, and a nod to the waist posture, according to the investigation, every few seconds in the daily conversation happens. Its worth noting, however, that all this does not mean yes and understood, and some are just ah, are they? Whats the matter? Wait, just as a response after listening to each other. In contact with the Japanese who had this habit, it was a surprise to me that he did say yes. Conversely, accustomed to echo the Japanese, for foreigners in conversation said no response, is uneasy, they can produce such a feeling: this person is listening to me? A subtle way to express it The Japanese, even if they have a clear opinion, avoid the direct expression of I think so and my opinion is such, and adopt I am afraid so? I want to think so. What do you think? This kind of euphemous phrasing, it is obvious that this expression is appropriate and polite. In terms of language, it is clear that there is room for consideration and judgment, and a gesture of expressing ones own opinion after listening to the reaction of the other party. Greetings greeting The Japanese often greet each other with small pleasantries. Getting up in the morning and going to bed in the evening, in the daily life of various occasions, stereotyped greetings are very rich. However, greetings are limited to people who are friends in some sense. For example, people who dont know each other when walking in the park, or the same people in the traffic, usually dont speak to each other unless they have special circumstances. Because on such occasions, the other side is irrelevant. 2. Gestures of Japanese people In Japanese gestures, there is a unique or different place in the meaning and usage of other cultures. Bow: the Japanese greet each other, basically wit