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Communication occurs if there are at least 1 or more people.
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Communication occurs if there must be a 1 (语言）shared by communicators.
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Communication occurs when there is some contact between 1 (交流者）
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Communication occurs if an exchange of 1 (信息）has taken place.
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Mr. Gordon and Mrs. Lewis hace a great deal in common ：they speak the same language and have been brought up in the same 1 (文化）.
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A socia situation has the following essential component:
two or more 1 （参与者）
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A social situation has the following essential component:
definition of the 1 (场景） and goals
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A social situation has the following essential component:
1 (口头）communication
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There are four models of communication: 1 (信息） model, mono-cultural model, unilateral model and bilateral model.
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Foreigners never pretend to be m 1 (谦虚的）.
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When foreigners eat, they think everyone has his own 1 (喜爱的）and he can eat all by himself.
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As long as the guests are happy with their meal, the host will be 1 .(满意的）
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The foreigners think highly of each individual and 1 (尊重） individuals\’ rights.
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Westerners sometimes are more 1 (尴尬的） than we Chinese when they disturb someone else.
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1 (不礼貌的） and over-polite is a report on Chinese students\’ views on Western hospitality.
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When the Chinese asked: ‘ Are you hungry?\’, you should take it as a question instead of an 1 (邀请）.
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We each know the social 1 (规则）that constrain us in our own culture.
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But in foreign cultures, where the rules for normality are unfamiliar to us, we will find it more difficult to distinguish 1 (正常的）and abnormal behavior.
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In a culture relatively similar to our own, we will have greater understanding of the social norms in a culture very 1 from ours.
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1 (禁忌）are words, expressions, etc. that are considered as being unpleasant or disgusting.
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It\’s all right to ask children or teenagers their age. But it\’s not normally 1 （礼貌的）in English speaking societies to ask an adult their age.
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It\’s all right to ask someone what their job or 1 (职位）is.
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It\’s all right to ask someone where they live but it\’s not polite to ask them their 1 (租金）
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People are 1 （敏感的）about their personal appearance.
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It\’s not polite to 1 (评价）so bluntly on someone\’s appearance,
