英美习俗与传统的比较讲课讲稿.pptVIP

Social customs and traditions Made by Group Four 第一页，共28页。 s Greeting Customs in the UK Greeting Customs in the US Dress Code in the UK Dress Code in the US Contents 第二页，共28页。 Part One Greeting Customs in the UK 01 第三页，共28页。 1-1 Reserved Greeting Customs in the UK 第四页，共28页。 1-2 Greeting Non-touching First Meet A greeting can be a bright ‘Hello’ or ‘Hi’ or ‘Good morning’. A firm handshake is the norm ;there are no issues over gender. Do not talk too much to strangers ,do not show much emotion ,and seldom get excited. Be careful when you talk about some private or political topics. Chatting Greeting Customs in the UK 第五页，共28页。 1-3 Greeting examples Chatting Chatting Shaking hands 第六页，共28页。 1-4 A video Loading…………. 第七页，共28页。 Part Two Greeting Customs in the US 02 第八页，共28页。 Americans often greet total strangers. This may vary from a formal “Good morning” to a more casual ‘Hi’ . It’s customary to say “Have a nice day’. 2-1 Greeting Customs in the US 第九页，共28页。 How to use body language? . American men usually shake hands when they meet someone for the first time . Some American women will also shake hands ,but American tend to wait for the woman to offer her hand first. 2-2 Greeting Customs in the US 第十页，共28页。 How to use body language? . It’s uncommon for Americans , especially American men ,to hug or kiss each other when they greet one another . But people who are close may greet each other with hugs. 2-3 Greeting Customs in the US 第十一页，共28页。 2-4 Greeting Customs in the US Others The proper distance to keep and questions to ask when you greet people in the US. They tend to maintain a conversational distance of about three feet from one another. They may ask many questions about you and your culture with which they may be unfamiliar. 第十二页，共28页。 Part Three Dress Code in the UK 03 第十三页，共28页。 3-1Dress Code in the UK Dress Code Characteristics Multitude or strictly observed Failure to comply would be considered rude Types Formal dress code Smart causal dress code