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[00:08.99]Lesson 61 1.Read and act1
[00:15.46]Jim's cousin Tony has come to china for a visit.
[00:20.51]The two boys are invited3 to have dinner with Lin Tao's family on Saturday.
[00:26.78]Jim,tomorrow is Saturday.
[00:30.82]Lin Tao invited us to have dinner with his family,remember?
[00:36.26]I really want to go.
[00:39.50]I wonder5 how Chinese people eat their dinner.
[00:43.94]There are some differences6 between chinese and our eating habits7.
[00:49.61]You know in our country everyone has his own8 plate of food,
[00:55.46]but in China all the dishes10 are places on the table,
[01:00.53]and everyone shares11 the food together.
[01:04.47]Really? Besides12 chopsticks,do they also use spoons?
[01:10.35]Of course15.But they only use them for soup
[01:15.49]or when the food is difficult to pick16 up.
[01:19.54]Any table manners17 I should learn?
[01:23.51]Yes.Sometimes the Chinese will use their own chopsticks to put food in your bowl to show their politeness19.
[01:32.66]Don't refuse it. Just eat it.If you like it,say so.
[01:39.21]If I don't want to eat it,what should I do?
[01:43.97]Just say "thank you" and leave the food there.
[01:48.62]What do I do with my chopsticks when I finish eating?
[01:53.48]Put them on the table or on your bowl.
[01:57.63]Never stick14 them in your rice!
[02:01.99]That's meant for the dead20.
[02:05.23]Oh,no,I don't want to do that!
[02:09.67]I just want to eat good Chinese food!
[02:17.61]Lesson 62
[02:20.98]2. Read Good Manners
[02:26.26]Good manners are important21.
[02:30.10]They help people to get on well with each other.
[02:34.64]Everyone likes a person22 with good manners.
[02:39.29]Nobody likes a person with bad manners.
[02:44.26]But what are good manners?
[02:48.12]How does one know what to do and what not to do?
[02:53.77] Well,here are some examples.
[02:58.21]A person with good manners never laughs at people when they are in trouble23.
[03:04.84]Instead,he should try to help them.
[03:09.49] A person with good manners is always kind and polite18.
[03:15.27]When people are waiting for a bus,he should always wait for his turn.
[03:22.11]Don't jump the queue24!
[03:25.66]Get on the bus one after another.
[03:30.34]On the bus,give your seat25 to old people or people with babies.
[03:37.18]If you knock26 into someone27 by mistake,say "Excuse me." or "I'm sorry."
[03:45.12] Here are some more "dos and don'ts":
[03:49.69]Say "please" when you ask for something,and "thank you" after you receive28 it.
[03:56.96]When an old person comes into the room,stand up.
[04:02.83]When speaking to an old person,stay on your feet.
[04:08.29]Don't sit down till29 the old person has sat4 down.
[04:13.54]Don't speak while30 someone else is speaking.
[04:18.01]Don't talk too much.Don't make a big noise in public31.
[04:24.96]When you are eating,don't speak with your mouth full of food.
[04:31.33]Cover your mouth if you cough32.Don't spit33 in public.
[04:37.50] Polite students try to help their teachers.
[04:42.25]It is bad manners for students to arrive late in class.
[04:47.90]If you are late,always say sorry.
[04:52.75]It is also bad manners to stay silent34 if you teacher asks you a question.
[04:59.52]If you don't know the answer,say so at once.
[05:05.37]If you do know the answer,speak up so everyone can hear you.
[05:11.85]Ideas of what are good manners are not always the same in different countries.
[05:18.80]For example,in Britain35 or America it is not polite to ask people
[05:25.85]how much money they make in their jobs.
[05:30.29]People don't like talking about the cost36 of things around the home,
[05:35.93]though in America they don't mind37 so much.
[05:40.48]But in both Britain and America
[05:44.71]it is not polite to ask people how old they are.
[05:49.54] There other interesting differences between China and other countries.
[05:55.58]In China,if someone says something good about you,
[06:00.72]it is polite to answer "No,not at all!"
[06:06.29]In Britain or America,a person answers "Thank you!" with a big smile.
[06:14.65]This may not be common38 in China,but is good manners in Britain or America
[06:25.23]Lesson 64 3.Read
[06:30.69]In Ghana,a country in the west of Africa,
[06:35.94]people usually eat with their fingers.
[06:40.30] Before eating,you go to the dining39 room,
[06:45.16]where you need to wash your hands in a bowl of water.
[06:50.41]All the food is put on a table.
[06:54.64]You eat form40 the same dish9 as2 everybody41 else.
[06:59.79]But you should only eat form one side13 of the dish.
[07:05.06]It is impolite42 to get food from the other side of the dish.
[07:10.63] There is a famous43 dish in Ghana.
[07:14.57]it is called fufu,which is made44 from some cooked root45 vegetables.
[07:21.21]You eat fufu with your hands.
[07:25.44]The Ghanaians don't chew it--they just swallow it
1 act | |
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v.邀请( invite的过去式和过去分词 );请求;引诱;招致 | |
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v.(sit的过去式,过去分词)坐 | |
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v.惊奇;惊讶;(对...)感到怀疑 | |
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6 differences | |
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7 habits | |
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v.拥有,持有;adj.(属于)自己的,特有的 | |
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n.边,旁边;面,侧面 | |
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14 stick | |
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15 course | |
n.课程,讲座,过程,路线,一道(菜) | |
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n.精选,掘;鹤嘴锄;vt.摘,掘,凿,挑选,挖,挑剔;vi. 摘,掘,凿,挖,挑选 | |
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17 manners | |
n.礼貌;规矩 | |
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18 polite | |
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19 politeness | |
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20 dead | |
adj.死的;无生命的;死气沉沉的;adv.完全地 | |
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22 person | |
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n.苦恼,麻烦;故障;动乱;vt.麻烦 vi.费神 | |
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24 queue | |
n.队列;辫子;长队;vt.梳成辫子;vi. 排队 | |
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25 seat | |
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pron.某人,有人 | |
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32 cough | |
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33 spit | |
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n.英国;不列颠(英格兰、威尔士和苏格兰) | |
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36 cost | |
n.价钱,费用,成本;损失,牺牲 | |
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37 mind | |
n.思想,主意,心意;v.介意,照顾,留心 | |
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38 common | |
adj.共同的,平常的,普通的;n.平民,普通,公地,公园 | |
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39 dining | |
n.进餐,吃饭 | |
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40 form | |
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41 everybody | |
pron.每人,人人(=everyone) | |
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42 impolite | |
adj.无礼的,粗鲁的 | |
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43 famous | |
adj.著名的,驰名的,闻名遐迩的;极好的;擅长的 | |
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44 made | |
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