Greetings around the world.ppt

Greetingsaround the World How do you greet people with body language? Questions: How does Claudia feel about this trip? What is the important rule for traveling? Useful Expressions: a. You are a natural! b. Some teacher you are! anxious, tense, stressed, have butterflies in one’s stomach,… Speak up A is from Tibet/ Thailand/ France/ New Zealand. B is going to visit there. B is anxious about the trip. A teaches her/him the traditional greetings practiced there. Assignment Free Hugs Campaign Initiator: Juan Mann Assignment Make a presentation to express your feelings in this event and explain people’s attitudes and reactions to it. (For more information, visit ) * * A listening speaking lesson Tasks and Goals To learn to greet people through gestures To learn to express and respond to anxiety To understand and appreciate cultural differences in greetings 1 listening task 1 speaking activity 1 assignment handshake hug bow wai sticking out tongue cheek kissing nose pressing (hongi) waving An important rule for traveling Claudia Oliveira Takeshi Mifune Tara Greene Watch Learn An important rule for traveling Talking about anxiety Everyday English You’re a natural. Some teacher your are! That looks really good. … like this. That’s cool. That’s great. … though. I’m a little nervous about the whole trip. I’m kind of worried about making mistakes. I don’t know anything about Japan. Useful Expressions Don’t worry. Everything’s going to be fine. There’s no need to be nervous. OK, let’s begin. In Japan, you bow when you greet people … (1) . (2) . Hi! What are you two doing? Takeshi is teaching me traditional Japanese greetings for my trip to Japan. Your trip to Japan? When? I have a big meeting in Tokyo in July. Wow! (3) . (4) the whole trip, (5) . Why? (6)