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Text 1: Be Polite new words Chapter 1: Behave Well Text 1: Be Polite new words

nations – nationalities America – American Australia – Australian Brazil - Brazilian China - Chinese England – English France – French Japan – Japanese India - Indian Africa – African (Masai) New Zealand – New Zealander/Kiwi (Maori)

Greetings good manners polite – rude shake hands cheek kiss touch their noses bow politely with your hands together

Give presents death relationship receive a present hand signs pose for photographs palm facing inwards thumbs up thumb forefinger = index finger

adverb gently quietly loudly immediately patiently carefully rudely

Masai (an ethnic group in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania)

Maori greeting

shake hands

cheek kiss

bow

death

relationship

receive a present

pose for photographs

palm middle finger forefinger/ index finger ring finger little finger/ pinky thumb palm

thumbs up