Transcript 把…插入… Imagine that you are Steven from 2b. Write an e-mail

Section B (1-2c , 3b)
fork
knife
spoon
chopsticks
Do Chinese people like eating food
with forks and knives?
Table Manners
There are many table
manners around the world. But
different countries have different
culture. How much do you know
about table manners around the
world?
How much do you know about table manners around
the world? In the United States, you are not supposed
to eat with your hands. In Japan, you are not supposed
to eat or drink while walking down the street, and you
are supposed to make noise while eating noodles. It
shows that you like the food. In Korea, even the
youngest person isn’t supposed to start eating first. But
in China, you are supposed to pick up your bowl of rice.
Don't stick your chopsticks upright in the rice bowl.
Instead, lay them on your dish. And sometimes the
Chinese host use their chopsticks to put food in your
bowl or plate. This is a sign of politeness.
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1.In the United States, you’re not
supposed to eat with your hands.
2.In Peru, you are not supposed to
talk at the table.
3.In China, you’re not supposed to
pick up your bowl of rice.
4.In Korea, the youngest person is
supposed to start eating first.
5.In Brazil, you should wipe your mouth
with your napkin every time you take a
drink.
Tomorrow Steve is going to Japan to be
an exchange student. His Japanese friend
Satoshi is telling him about the table
manners in Japan. Listen and number the
pictures in the order Satoshi talks about
them.
2a Listening
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Imagine that you are Steven from 2b. Write an
e-mail message to a friend about the table
manners in Japan.
Table manners(餐桌礼仪) in Japan
It’s polite to make
noise while eating
noodles.
It’s rude to stick your
chopsticks into your food.
You shouldn’t point at
anyone with your
chopsticks.
You aren’t supposed to
eat or drink while walking
down the street.
Here are some things you need to know about
table manners when you visit Japan, First of all,
remember: sometimes it’s polite to
you should _______________________________
make
noise when you’re eating ,especially when
__________________________________________
you’re
eating noodles. It shows that you like the
__________________________________________
food.
Second, it’s rude to stick your chopsticks
__________________________________________
into
your food. And you shouldn’t point at
__________________________________________
anyone
with your chopsticks. Finally, this isn’t
__________________________________________
about
table manners exactly, but you should
__________________________________________
know
that it’s rude to eat or drink while walking
__________________________________________
down
the street.
__________________________________________
Explanations
In china ,you’re not supposed
to pick up your bowl of rice.
在中国,你不应该端起你的饭碗。
pick up, “捡起;拾起;拿起” 还有（车
辆）中途搭人或带物的意思。
如:
A girl picked up a wallet on her way
home.
一个小女孩在回家的路上捡到了一个钱包。
The phone stopped ringing just as I
picked up the receiver.
我一拿起听筒, 电话就不响了。
My car will pick you up this afternoon.
我的车下午来接你．
In Brazil, you should wipe your mouth
with your napkin every time you take a
drink.
在巴西,每次喝完东西后你应该用餐巾
纸擦嘴。
wipe 动词 意思是 “擦,擦去” 常与away,
off, up 连用,表示“擦干净’’。
如:
Wipe the dirt off your shoes.
抹去鞋上的污泥。
Wipe up the milk you spilled,
please.
请抹掉洒出来的牛奶。
Write an e-mail message telling
someone from another country
about the table manners in your
country.