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    Mexican Daily Life

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    Daily Life There are a variety of common courtesies that Americans should observe when in Mexico. Some of the important issues of cultural etiquette are described herein. When in Mexico Americans should refrain from calling themselves "Americans." Mexicans consider themselves Americans too since the whole continent is called America. Another part of Mexican culture that may be shocking to American’s traveling there is the way machismo is verbalized by male members of Mexican society. Making sexual

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    Culture of Iceland

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    2. Greeting protocol * An Icelander is called by his first name‚ because his or her surname is made up of his or her father ’s Christian name plus son (son) or dóttir (daughter). You may address men and women as Fru (Mrs.) and Herra (Mr.). * Common greetings include gódan daginn (good day)‚ gott kvöld (good evening)‚ and bless (goodbye). * Icelanders customarily shake hands when greeting and taking leave of each other. A handshake is also the normal form of greeting when meeting

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    Latin American and African cultures tend to use high-context communication. If such differences are not understood and adjusted for‚ misunderstanding is almost inevitable. There are many ways to communicate but now I just discuss a little about greeting. As for the Americans‚ they shake hands with the opposite sex and exchange cheek-kisses to express friendliness. They also use “waving motion” to call people. Slapping someone on the back (expressing happiness) is acceptable in America. The Americans

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    How to determine your audience Audience analysis is crucial to understanding how communication needs to be approached. Communication is dynamic process of understanding and sharing meaning. For it to be dynamic and shared and understood‚ communication should be tailored based on the audience social‚ economics‚ demographic traits. Success of your communication depends on the understanding of your audience and what their needs and interest are. “To be an effective writer‚ you must use language

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    India-Nonverbals

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    appropriate verbal greetings; appropriate nonverbal greetings; social topics to avoid; specific words that should be avoided‚ that are regularly used in our culture; and nonverbal communications that can affect your message. When addressing an Indian counterpart‚ it is their custom to use titles. A person’s title signifies their status and is then followed by their surname. Address your Indian colleagues by using Mr.‚ Mrs.‚ Professor‚ Doctor‚ et cetera. Another common spoken greeting or salutation

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    for you to understand Monroe’s Motivated Sequence (a persuasive outline) by comparing it with the traditional outline (used for your informative speeches). 2. As an alternative outline choice for your persuasive speech. If you decide to use the problem/solution approach in your speech‚ then you may follow the outline format below (Monroe’s Motivated Sequence) or you may follow the example of outlines 4 through 7. It is important to note that whichever of the two outline formats for Monroe’s Motivated

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    and services or products also should be listed. it is common practice to have a double-sided card in the U.K. with the business details on the front and the personal contact details on the back 2. Shaking hands Shaking hands is a common form of greeting A handshake is standard for business occasions and when visiting a home. Women do not always shake hands. In business‚ a light handshake is standard. When visiting a home‚ a handshake is proper; however‚ a handshake is not always correct at social

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    youll somewhat have an idea of their dining etiquette. 1. The most common greeting is the handshake with direct eye contact and a warm smile. 2. Use the appropriate salutation for the time of day‚ “good morning””good afternoon””or good evening”. 3. Once a friendship has been established women may hug and kiss on the cheek starting with the right side first. 4. Men often pat each others shoulder or arm during the greeting process or while conversing. 5. Address people by there honorific title (mr

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    Rosa CastanoPublic Speaking Speech 3 (Informative) Outline 10/11/14 Supporting Materials: Visual Aid: Power Point Sources (located on the last page) Attention getter: What is the one thing that all radio stations‚ tv channels‚ informational ads‚ and whatever else you guys pay attention to have been talking about? “Class answers” – Ebola Intro: Today I am going to be informing you guys a little bit more about Ebola. I will explain what is it‚ the symptoms of people who have contracted it

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    Needs of Customer

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    Needs of a Customer Greeting Service When customers walk into a restaurant‚ whether it is McDonald’s or Chez Pierre‚ they expect to be acknowledged. This is a small service‚ but it is imperative to the success of the restaurant‚ as customers who are not greeted may simply walk out and eat somewhere else. The type of host a restaurant has will depend on the type of restaurant it is as well as how busy it is. Some restaurants pay hosts to greet customers‚ call names off waiting lists and walk customers

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