Lesson 2 Are you Mr Dog?课件(共20张PPT)

(共20张PPT)
三年级（上册）
Lesson 2 学习打招呼
Warming up: Learn to say hello.
Are you Miss Bird
Yes, I am.
hen
chick
duck
Are you ________
France(法国)
　　French People usually do cheek(脸颊)kissing or handshaking(握手)to greet each other. If two friends meet, they kiss cheeks. But they’re actually(实际上) air kisses. They kiss each other on the cheek and make a kissing sound into the air. The number of kisses is different from place to place. Tow is the most common.(常见的) But it could be three or even four kisses in the south. If two people don’t know each other well. They just shake hands.
Japan(日本)
　　Bowing is the most common way to greet other in Japan. Bows in Japan can different: from a small nod(点头) to a long bend(弯腰). A deeper, longer bow shows more respect. And a small head nod is more casual(随意). Besides(另外), Japanese people use a bow to say “thanks”, “sorry” , or to ask for a favor. Keep in mind that men and women bow differently. Men keep their hands at their sides. Women put their hands together on their thighs(大腿).
Thailand(泰国)
　　In Thailand, people greet each other with the word sawadee. It means “ how are you ” Meanwhile(同时), they put their palms(手掌) together and bow(鞠躬) slightly(轻轻地). It seems like a praying gesture(祈祷姿势). That’s because most people in Thailand are Buddhists(佛教徒). If someone greets you with this gesture, you should reply(答复)with the same one. The younger person often begins the greeting.
UK(英国)
　　People in the UK often shake hands or hug(拥抱) as a greeting. Handshaking happens when people don’t know each other well, or the occasion(场合) is formal(正式). For example, when two strangers first meet. If two friends meet, they just say “hello”, or “how are you ” And if two close friends meet, a hug usually takes place.
Interesting ways to greet people 有趣的问候方式
　　Australian Maoris(澳大利亚毛利人) greet people by touching(触碰) each other’s noses.
　　People in Nepal(尼泊尔) stretch out (伸出) their tongues to welcomes guests.
　　A tribe(部落) in Africa spit(吐口水) toward(向) people they like.
1.What’s the most common way to greet others in Japan
Bow is the most common way to greet others in Japan.
2.How do people in Thailand greet each other
In Thailand, people greet each other with the word sawadee. Meanwhile, they put their palms together and bow slightly.
3.If two friends meet in France, how would they greet each other
If two friends meet in France, they kiss cheeks.
Informal conversation(非正式场合)
Informal conversation
What’s your name
Where’re you come from
What’s your family situation
What’s your interest
What’s your occupation/major
What’s your personality
What’s your name
1.Chinese name
2.English name
Where are you come from
Hometown (家乡)
Key words:
Province (省份)，Area (区域)，Weather (天气、气候)，Culture (风俗、文化)……
What’s your interest
Key words:
Singing, Dancing, Swimming, Reading, Travelling Sport, Writing, Cooking……
Example sentence:
I like/love + v.
My interests/hobbies are + n.
I’m interested in + n.
What’s your occupation/major
Key words:
Student, Teacher, Soldier, Engineer (工程师), Tour guide...
Example sentence:
I’m work as a…
My major is…
What’s your personality
Key words:
Self-confident (自信的), Cheerful (快乐的), Optimistic (乐观的)，Nice (和蔼的), Warm (热情的), Easy-going (随和的), Hard-working (勤劳的), Introversion [ ntr 'v n](内向), Extroversion
[ ekstr 'v n](外向)...
Example sentence:
My character is……
Say Hello
Say hello.
I would like to get to know you.
Let’s be friends.
Say hello.
Look at all the friendly faces.
In the world.
Oh, we are live together.
In our world.
That we share.
So shake hands with your neighbors.
Let them know.
That you’re there.
Say hello.
Let us smile, come and shine through you. Let it shine say hello.
See You！