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Unit 10 You’re supposed to shake hands.
Section A (1a-2d)
人教版九年级（全）
Learning Objectives
By the end of the class, we will be able to:
1. get detailed information about greeting customs in different
countries;
2. know what mistakes Maria made in Paul’s party because of the
differences of culture and customs;
3. talk about different customs around the world using target languages.
There are different greeting customs around the world. Do you know what people do and say when they meet for the first time in the following countries
Free Talk
France
shake hands
say ”Bonjour” or “Bonsoir”
Japan
bow
say ”こんにちは”
(Konnichiwa)
India
fold hands and bow head
say ”Namaste”
Italy
shake hands
say ”Ciao”
Spain
kiss cheek
say ”Hola”
In many cultures, shaking hands when meeting for the first time is the most common way of greeting. It’s widely accepted.
Kissing on the cheeks is a more intimate(亲密的) greeting method, usually used among familiar people, especially among friends and family. When meeting someone for the first time, kissing on the cheeks may appear too intimate or inappropriate.
What do people do when they meet for the first time Match the countries with the customs.
Countries Customs
1. _____ Brazil 2. _____ the United States 3. _____ Japan 4. _____ Mexico 5. _____ Korea
a. bow
b. shake hands
c. kiss
Pre-listening
It’s a welcome party for foreign students. Look at the picture and guess what these foreign students are talking about.
They may be talking about what people are supposed to do when meeting for the first time in their own countries.
While-listening
Listen and take notes of what people do when they meet for the first time.
Mexico
Brazil
Japan
Korea
Most Western countries
shake hands
sometimes kiss
bow
bow
shake hands
Then check your answers in 1a.
Countries Customs
1. _____ Brazil 2. _____ the United States 3. _____ Japan 4. _____ Mexico 5. _____ Korea
a. bow
b. shake hands
c. kiss
c
b
a
b
a
A: What are people in Korea supposed to do
when they meet for the first time
B: They’re supposed to bow. How about in the
United States
A: In the United States, they’re expected to
shake hands.
Pair Work
Make conversations about what people in different countries do
when they meet for the first time. Talk about the countries in 1a or
other countries.
John also went to the welcome party. Now he’s sharing the funny things in the party with Katie. Listen to the conversation and figure out what funny things happened.
John met a Japanese boy. They greeted each other in totally different ways because of the culture and custom differences.
What do you think of the differences in culture and customs
How should we deal with these differences
Do you have the similar experience with John Share in class.
Read the conversation carefully and answer the questions.
Katie: How was the welcome party for foreign students last night
John: Great! I made some new friends. But a funny thing happened.
Katie: What
John: I met a Japanese boy called Sato, and as soon as I held out my
hand, he bowed.
Katie: That’s how people in Japan are expected to greet each other.
It’s impolite if you don’t bow.
John: I didn’t know that. So I just stood there with my hand out.
Finally, I returned the bow.
Katie: I remember when I first met Marie last year, I did the same
thing. I held out my hand and to my surprise, she kissed me
on both sides of my face!
John: I wouldn’t mind that!
Katie: Very funny. Later I found out French people are supposed
to kiss when they see each other.
1. Who is Sato
2. What did John do when he met Sato
3. How are people in Japan expected to greet each other
4. What did Katie do when she met Marie
5. How did Katie feel when Marie kissed her on both sides of her face
6. How are people in France supposed to greet each other
7. What do you think John and Katie can learn from these experiences
Check your answers together.
1. He’s a Japanese boy.
2. He held out his hand to for hand shaking.
3. They’re expected to bow.
4. She also held out her hand.
5. She felt surprised.
6. They’re supposed to kiss each other’s cheeks.
7. I think they will realize the importance of learning different cultures and customs.And they will also learn to be adaptable in cross-cultural situations and adjust their behavior to fit in the different cultural contexts.
Maria also came across some culture differences in a party. Now she’s talking about it with Daisy. Look at the picture and try to infer some related information.
Maria
Daisy
It’s an outdoor / indoor party.
Maria wore a ______and __________. While others wore casually(休闲地).
dress
high heels
Maria might feel a little ___________.
embarrassed
Maria is an exchange student. Last night she had dinner at an American friend’s house. Listen and check (√) the mistakes Maria made.
Maria’s mistakes
______ arrived late
______ ate the wrong food
______ greeted Paul’s mother the wrong way
______ wore the wrong clothes
Listen again. Fill in the blanks.
1. Maria was supposed to arrive at 7: 00, but she ________________.
2. In Maria’s country, when you’re invited for 7: 00, you’re expected
to ___________.
3. When Maria met Paul’s mom, she was supposed to ____________.
4. Maria should ask what she is supposed to _____ if she is invited to
a party next time.
arrived at 8:00
come later
shake hands
wear
Listen again and compare the customs between Maria’s country and America.
Ideas and customs about ... In Maria’s country In America
Time
Greetings
Dressing
People are supposed to arrive late.
People are supposed to kiss when they meet for the first time.
People are supposed to wear a suit or fancy dress to the party.
People are supposed to arrive on time.
People are supposed to shake hands when they meet.
People are supposed to wear a T-shirt and jeans to an outdoor party.
Now role-play a conversation between Maria and Dan. Use the information above.
Dan: How was the dinner at Paul’s house last night
Maria: Well, it was OK, but I made some mistakes. I
was supposed to arrive at 7:00, but ...
Pair Work
Homework
Tom: Anyway, so how did the school exchange trip to Madrid* go
Leah: Fantastic.We had a great time.
Tom: What was your host family like
Leah: They looked after me really well and they were very friendly.
In fact, at first I thought they were too friendly!
Tom: What do you mean
Leah: Well, when they met me at the airport, they all gave me
a hug and a kiss on both cheeks! I just stood there blushing!
Read the dialogue and complete the tasks.
Madrid*: the capital city of Spain
Tom: You'd never see British people doing that with people
they don't know!
Leah: I know!They also gesture a lot more. The girl I stayed
with, Marta, was always shrugging her shoulders or
moving her arms around. She spoke with her hands! If
she comes to stay with me and my family next month,
she'll have the opposite first impression to mine: she'll
think we're cold and reserved*!
reserved*: Reserved people do not often talk about or show their
feelings or thoughts.
1. Leah is from _________and Marta is from _________.
2. What do people do in Spain when they meet for the first time
Is it common for British people
Britain
Spain
They hug and kiss on the cheeks.
No, it’s not common for British people.
3. We can infer from the dialogue Spainish people are __________, ___________ and _________. While British people are more ___________and ___________.
passionate
outgoing
serious
reserved
expressive
(Answers can be varied.)
5. If you were Leah, how would you help Marta avoid the bad feelings mentioned at the end of the dialogue and adapt to the British culture Please provide at least three specific suggestions.
4. Do you agree Leah’s last words as the end of the dialogue
Do you think Marta would feel that way or not
Think and Share
THANK YOU!

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