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原帖由 又见炊烟 于 2006-9-16 20:38 发表
0 b9 @! [3 d {0 ?& x9 ?: d, x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。- U& n, L" v2 W1 @# |1 Y3 o
! Z# h9 R. l7 v2 o5 T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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Hugging or kissing when you greet another man or woman
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9 O+ D" D6 l# f2 NPicking your nose
2 O) s4 d1 i3 GBorrowing money from friends when going out
: H0 t! M( g7 {Men or women walking hand-in-hand or arm-in-arm
, A# W( e; D5 s: u" wSmoking during a meal
, P# g9 F2 A. r0 {' C* Q6 @Biting fingernails% S8 n( {; K) T7 d) D; x
Chewing on your hair
* v2 g' o. P9 `8 k8 o0 [Brushing hair in public
# G% Z3 D; r* \3 ]6 YPutting on lipstick or make-up in public
) x! \6 M( o5 u9 W' G3 @ R"Cracking" finger joints2 q+ r% }1 r8 z s2 X
Eating noisily, with mouth open7 X- N8 D s& L1 b; S$ ~) i$ N
Belching after eating9 x+ ~0 w. Y: g
Snapping fingers at a restaurant server to get his / her attention
2 x6 J3 F. j2 s5 vTalking while eating- X5 R Y3 n8 u3 V
Eating while walking
6 h, G0 B$ k6 J' b* K5 S" F1 q' i8 Q* F4 uStepping into the middle of a line-up where you see a space
7 z, z- n9 T$ ?6 N0 a) W2 e0 e- aWhistling indoors& W3 s' [* h9 H0 I: c
Kissing goodbye at the end of a date% v9 h M* y( D1 E7 i9 w5 k
Arriving late (or early) for a date or dinner9 m, W+ T+ m2 z" _1 y
Allowing children to wander or play in a public area
9 r3 i% ]/ y8 W; Y2 c* h: s; ENot holding a door open for a person coming in behind you) b* J& \ K/ o
Not taking off shoes in someone else's home
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% p! \$ w/ K* v" k1 lany standard answer suggested?? |
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