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CULTURE LINK Chinese greetings

CULTURE LINK Chinese greetings. Commonly, 3 ways of greetings: Exchanged greetings 你好 早 [ zǎo ] 嗨 [Hai] 早安 [ zǎo’an ] Q & A greetings. 很好 hěn hǎo /very well/ 还好。 hái hǎo / rather good,well 不错 bù cuò / not bad/ 很好。还好。 不错 吃了 chī le / eaten already

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CULTURE LINK Chinese greetings

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  1. CULTURE LINK Chinese greetings • Commonly, 3 ways of greetings: • Exchanged greetings • 你好 早 [zǎo] 嗨 [Hai] 早安 [zǎo’an] • Q & A greetings 很好 hěn hǎo /very well/ 还好。hái hǎo / rather good,well 不错 bù cuò / not bad/ 很好。还好。 不错 吃了chī le / eaten already 还没 hái méi  / not yet/ 你好吗？ nǐhǎo ma /How are you?/ 好吗？hǎo ma /fine?/ 怎么样？zěnmeyàng /how?/ 近来怎么样？jìnláizěnmeyàng /how recently?/ 你吃了吗？nǐchī le ma /eaten meals?/ 吃了没（有）？ chī le méi （ yǒu ）/eaten yet?/

  2. CULTURE LINK Chinese greetings 3。Stating obvious as greeting 上课啊？shàng kè ā （going to class?》》 是啊。 上班啊？shàng bān ā(going to work?) shì ā 上网啊？shàng wǎng ā( net play?) (Yes. Surely) 要出去？yào chū qù (need to go out?)

  3. Phatic Communion • Expressions of sincerity: A smile, good eye contact and politeness • Different conditions require different styles in which conversational greetings may be exchanged.

  4. Chinese gesture of greetings Congratulations! I wish you wealthy Congratulations for getting rich May you be prosperous! Wish you all the best!

  5. Chinese gesture of greetings

  6. Chinese gesture of greetings Every culture has its own unique set of gestures and facial expression. Gestures and facial expressions are part of what is called non-verbal communication. Nonverbal communication is when people do not need to talk to communicate their ideas. Japanese bowing: The lower and longer duration of the bow, the higher degree of respect displayed by the bowee. Chinese gesture of greetings can be seen as handclasping especially during the traditional new year.

  7. 谢谢 xièxie

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