Презентация по английскому языку на тему "Интересные факты из этикета Британии"

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  Interesting facts from the etiquette of Great Britain
  

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  1. Physical Space
  
  The British value space between one another.
  

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  2. Eye Contact
  
  Eye contact is considered to be polite. Eye contact is used when you are speaking with close friend and when an interested person or topic wants to be stressed.
  

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  3. Bad Topics of Discussion are:
  politics, religion and personal relations.
  

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  4.Communication Style
  
  Don’t be too emotional. "I am quite pleased," means they are extremely happy.
  

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  7. Waiting in Line (очереди)
  
  Waiting in line (or queuing) is a typical british feature. You will find lines at every public place. No matter how long the line is always go to the back and wait and stay in line.
  

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  8.Kilt
  In Scotland, kilts are worn by men at formal occasions (i.e., black tie, weddings, etc.). Don’t make jokes about or ask a Scot what he wears under his kilt.
  

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  9.Small talk
  Small talk is meaningless conversation, used at parties, when meeting people, etc. to be kind and get along with others at the events.
  -"Hi. My name is Josh. It's a pleasure to meet you."
  -"Hi Josh. I'm glad to be here."
  - "Did you have any problems finding this place?"
  -"I didn't have any problems. I found directions on the internet so it was pretty easy to find. However, the traffic was not that great."
  -"Traffic is never good around here."
  -"I agree. It would be great if there was a train that went through here."
  -"That would be so great. I would definitely take the train if they had it."
  -"Trains are great because you can read a book or get a little rest instead of having to fight the traffic."
  -"Very true. Well, let me begin by telling you about our company..."
  

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  http://skyeng.ru/articles/delovoj-etiket-v-britanii
  http://www.ediplomat.com/np/cultural_etiquette/ce_gb.htm
  http://www.naseeb.com/journals/uk-usa-everyday-etiquettemanners-174562