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1、4SpeakingChineseinAmericaUnit5SectionAFOREIGHLANGUAGETEACHINGANDRESEARCHPRESSAIRFORCEENGINEERINGUNIVERTISYEachofusislikeeverybodyelseinsomeways(universalbehaviors),likethepeopleinourcultureinsomeotherways(culturalbehaviors),andlikenooneelseatallinstillotherways(personalbehaviors).—CraigSt

2、orti(Americanscholar)Ourincapacitytocomprehendotherculturesstemsfromourinsistenceonmeasuringthingsinourownterms.—ArthurErickson(Canadianarchitect)45UNITSectionA45WhyculturecountsUNITSpeakingChineseinAmericaObjectivesTotalkaboutastereotypeofChineselanguageandcultureTofurtherunderstandthete

3、xtToapplythephrasesandpatternsTomastertheparagraph(essay)writingskillContents5SpeakingChineseinAmericaUNITWarming-upActivitiesTextStudyLanguageApplicationSummary5UNITWarming-upActivitiesLead-inPre-readingActivitiesCulturalBackgroundSpeakingChineseinAmericaSomeWesternersthinkthatChinesepeo

4、pletendtoavoidsaying“no”directly.WhatarethecommonwaysinwhichtheChineseexpressdisagreement,rejectionorrefusalindailycommunication?Chinesepeoplegenerallyuseexpressionslike“possiblyno”or“I’mafraiditwon’twork”tosay“no”toothers.Thismakesthemlessdirectingivingrejections.2.AreallChineseso“discre

5、etandmodest”thattherearen’tevenwordsfor“no”?No.Whenpeoplewithgreaterauthorityorpowersay“no”tothoseinalowerstatus(e.g.parentstochildren),theycanbeverydirectandstraightforward,e.g.“absolutelyno”.WhatarethecommonstructuresAmericansusetocomplimenteachother?(a)Whata…!(e.g.“Whatanicehat!”)(b)__

6、__________________________________.(Giveonestructureandoneexample)2.ArethereanydifferencesbetweenChineseandAmericanculturesinhowpeoplecomplimenteachotherandhowtheyrespondtoacompliment?ListentoaradioprogramoncomplimentsinAmericanEnglish.Completetheanswerstothefollowingquestionsaccordingtow

7、hatyouhear.1.WhatarethecommonstructuresAmericansusetocomplimenteachother?(a)Whata…!(e.g.“Whatanicehat!”)(b)___________________________________(Giveonestructureandoneexample)Ilikeyour…(e.g.“Ilikeyourhat.”)Iloveyour…(e.g.“Iloveyourshoes.”)Arethereanydifferencesbetween