跨文化交际实用教程unit.ppt

Unit 3Unit 3Daily munication (II)2Objectives?Learn the social functions pliments pliment responses?Learn the differences between Chinese and pliments?Learn expressions of gratitude and apology in English and Chinese3CONTENTSI. Warm-up cases II. Detailed pliments pliment responses★Social functions pliments★Differences between Chinese and mon response formulas of English and pliments★cultural assumptionsExpressions of gratitude and apology in English and Chinese III. Case Study IV. Summary V. Assignments4Case 1. An Invitation to DinnerI. Warm-up casesQuestion : If you were the director and chosen to mediate this situation, what would you do to ensure not to offend either party? How would you explain Bart’s behavior to Manual? How would you explain Manual’s to Bart?5Case 2. The Cancellation of the Dinner ment: New Zealand, a friend can openly provide constructive criticism. If Stan did not make such suggestions to a friend in his country, the friend would be angry that Stan did not help him when he had the chance. Philippines, a person cannot be a friend and a critic at the same time , or at least not in public. Stan should find some other way (acceptable to the Filipinos) to voice 3 Why should they do like ment: British people maintain their etiquette and social manners even when they are very excited. Filipino couple did not introduce their Filipino friend to him. Filipinos were talking in their own native language. No doubt the British felt left out, which is eptable and rarely occurs on social occasions in immigrants meet in a foreign country, they tend to take no notice of their surroundings/people around, which is considered to be rude and requires . pliment pliment responsesB. Social functions plimentsC. Differences between pliments and pliments (semantic formula and syntactic formula)D. Common response formulas in English and Chinese E. Different cultural ass