作者lerudit (l'Erudit)
看板foreigner
標題Re: [問題] 你們會跟外國人打招呼嗎
時間Sun Dec 3 09:47:03 2006
※ 引述《greenH (康棣)》之銘言:
: 這是一個滿無聊又沒啥內容的問題...( ̄▽ ̄#)﹏﹏
: 走在路上常常都會遇到一些外國人
: 只有兩個人,互相迎面而來,他也不會刻意將眼神迴避
: (一般我們和陌生人交會都習慣把眼睛看別的地方吧!)
: 此時,我心裡會想跟他們打聲招呼
Saying hello to strangers is quite usual, except in big cities such as London,
Paris, etc.
It is a fun particularly in countryside and it is also a lifestyle.
I used to do that to every people and they usually did the same for me.
A smile from anybody can make my day.
: 不過又覺得自己這樣很蠢, 好像會嚇到他們 @@
: 最後卻都不敢做....然後把眼神往旁邊晃去默默走過...
: 我心裡在想, 這個外國人該不會以為我們台灣人都很冷默吧 >"<
Unless you label yourself as Taiwanese (or Made in Taiwan?), they won't know.
That is OK if you prefer to keep quite.
And they won't remember you and probably will forget you in the next few
minutes or a few hours.
: 你們如果在外面遇到外國人會很熱情跟他打招呼嗎?
This is not a good question because it can cause misunderstanding.
I don't think it is good to make it so clear between foreigners and local
people on this topic.
How can you know whether a stranger is a Taiwanese or not?
Also, suppose you don't say hello to foreign strangers, would you greet
to any Taiwanese strangers?
I just tried to remember my first lesson to learn Chinese when I was a child.
Usually, the first lessons to learn English, French,...etc are all about
greeting, saying hello, good morning, etc.
However, this seems not to have appeared in our primary school Chinese.
What I can remember the first lesson was about 'to walk to the school'.
The second lesson was about the national anthem...
Where was a proper lesson to teach people to greet each other?
Similarly for high school English.
The first lesson was all about 'this and that'; 'this is a book.'
'that is a box.'... Of course there were somewhere 'Good morning.' appeared but
not at the first lesson.
I really cannot understand why they did not do that, because greeting is
usually the easiest part; no grammar to remember and can be used immediately.
Is anybody can give me more idea about this.
In contrast, I have seen many children abroad who can greet in Chinese
(although that can be the only chinese words the can speak).
Being honest, if God allowed me to learn only an English word in my life, I
would choose 'hi'. There are actually so many friendships begin from that.
If you don't even want to say hello to a stranger, you probably will never
got friendship from them.
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