lesson14gift(礼物)讲义.ppt

制作：李 欣 主讲：李 欣 Lesson 14 Gifts What do you do in your spare time? Review 复习提问 Lead in 新课导入 Do you like receiving gifts? 1．知识目标：掌握与礼物相关的词汇。 2．能力目标：通过口语练习，使学生能够简单地进行关于礼物的讨论及对话。 3．情感、态度与价值观目标：了解赠送礼物的礼仪。 AIMS:职业综合能力培养目标 What kind of gift you would like to receive? New lesson 新课讲解 Meaning of some stuffs Scarf Flowers The book Cigarettes The mirror Lighters Purse -I will always love you. -I want my name on your heart. -I am sure you are very clever. -I hate you - Do not forget me -You are my first love -be always with you. Gift Giving Varies Among Different Cultures 1. China 2. Japan 3. America New lesson New lesson Be sure to avoid Giving clocks as gifts Colors such as white or black Number four Sharp objects such as knives, letter openers, or scissors Giving gifts in odd numbers Do not brag about your gift in front of the recipient. A fine writing pen would be a good gift, unless it hahas red ink. Gift Giving Varies Among Different Cultures 1. China 2. 3. America Japan New lesson ●The gift is always in a gift box, or beautifully wrapped in quality paper. ● It will not be opened in your presence. New lesson Gift-giving in Japan The Japanese will politely refuse a gift once or twice before accepting it. When a gift is offered to you, follow this same ceremony. Politely refuse once or twice, and then accept it with both hands, saving it to open later. New lesson Gift-giving in Japan One custom is to reciprocate with a gift that’s half the value of a gift received. If your gift is too expensive, it could create an awkward situation. New lesson Gift-giving in Japan When you offer your gift, downplay the importance of the gift. Say words like ‘this gift is insignificant in comparison to the importance of the relationship’. * Gifts are normally exchanged at the end of the visit. New lesson Gift-giving in Japan Don’t give a red pen or a pen with r