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Non-verbal Communication. Gestures How do you express the gestures? Come here. I’d like a drink. That’s perfect. Keep calm. OK? Go away. You’re crazy!

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1 Non-verbal Communication

2 Gestures How do you express the gestures? Come here. I’d like a drink. That’s perfect. Keep calm. OK? Go away. You’re crazy! This is boring. Who? Me?

3 More Gestures How do you express the gestures? It wasn’t me! I didn’t do anything! Don’t do that again! The bill, please. I don’t know. Be quiet!

4 Role Play A arrives, gets a table, orders seafood, spaghetti and a drink, and finally pays without saying anything. The waiter can speak, but the customer doesn’t understand.

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