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U 1 communication Communication is a process by which people exchange information or express their thoughts and feelings through a common system of symbols, signs and behavior. When we communicate with someone, it is not in isolation but within specific physical surroundings and under the rules of social contexts that govern the behavior of people. How Do You Communicate? Work in groups to put forms of communication into different categories. Cultural Barriers Step One Listen to the dialog and note down the advice Li Na gives to Wang Hong as to what she ought to pay attention to when she’s in the United States. (P 1) 1. Don’t ever ask a woman how old she is. 2. Never tell a woman that she is too fat and should exercise more. 3. If you are served soup, don’t make sucking noises as you put it in your mouth. 4. Don’t chew your food noisily. 5. Don’t tell people that they look tired or ill. 6. Never ask anyone how much money they earn. Step Two Work in groups to come up with more advice that you can give to Wang Hong. 1. If other people are waiting in line to be served, join it and wait patiently. 2. Keep enough space between each other when you are in a crowd or stand in a line. 3. Don’t be surprised if you are greeted with a hug. 4. Remember to leave a tip when you pay for the dinner at a restaurant. 5. Don’t speak too loudly in any public place. California slang California slang is slang used in California English, or which originates in California. The slang heard in California originates from three different regions: Northern California, the San Francisco Bay Area, and Southern California. Competition: Guess the meaning of the slang 1. How far are we from home? Wed be a (good) kay and a half, I reckon. a (good) kay and a half: One and a half kilometers; the distance to anywhere from anywhere else; a long way. 2. All I have is a fin and two dollars in change in my pocket. a fin: Five dollars. (Gamblers use it for $500.) 3. I dont know who came up with th