The document provides examples of questions someone might ask when visiting a mosque or attending a formal Japanese dinner, along with positive and negative responses. It includes questions about appropriate and inappropriate behaviors, dress code, and etiquette considerations. The purpose is to help someone prepare for visiting these locations by being aware of cultural norms and customs.
The document provides examples of questions someone might ask when visiting a mosque or attending a formal Japanese dinner, along with positive and negative responses. It includes questions about appropriate and inappropriate behaviors, dress code, and etiquette considerations. The purpose is to help someone prepare for visiting these locations by being aware of cultural norms and customs.
The document provides examples of questions someone might ask when visiting a mosque or attending a formal Japanese dinner, along with positive and negative responses. It includes questions about appropriate and inappropriate behaviors, dress code, and etiquette considerations. The purpose is to help someone prepare for visiting these locations by being aware of cultural norms and customs.
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Ask and answer these questions completely. Provide enough support.
QUESTIONS AND POSITIVE ANSWERS. Visiting a Mosque.
01.Miguel: Guess what? I’m visiting a mosque, so I need your help. B: What do you want to know? Miguel : Is it OK to speak quietly inside in the mosque? B: (Please, go right ahead. It’s appropriate to ________ because ________. / Absolutely. It’s OK if you ________ because ________. / Sure, no problem. It’s all right to ________ because ________. / Yeah, it’s fine. It’s all right if you ________ because ________.) Miguel: Thank you. I’ll keep these ideas in mind when I visit the mosque. B: Don’t mention it. Bye. Miguel: Bye. Part positive partner 01.2 A: Guess what? I’m visiting a mosque, so I need your help. Miguel: What do you want to know? A: Is it OK to cover my head in the mosque? Miguel: Please go ahead. it is appropriate for you to enter the mosque because all women cover their heads as it is an obligation in their islam culture A: Thank you. I’ll keep these ideas in mind when I visit the mosque. Miguel: Don’t mention it. Bye. A: Bye. Oscar Terreros Lazo
QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVE ANSWERS. Visiting a Mosque.
Part romina negative 02.A: Guess what? I’m visiting a mosque, so I need your help. Miguel: What do you want to know? A: Is it OK to wear a shorts in the mosque? Miguel: Absolutely. It's not okay to wear a miniskirt because you're offending Islam culture A: Thank you. I’ll keep these ideas in mind when I visit the mosque. Miguel: Don’t mention it. Bye. A: Bye. 03 My part negative . Miguel: Guess what? I’m visiting a mosque, so I need your help. B: What do you want to know? Miguel: Is it OK to smoke a cigarette in the mosque? B: (Please, go right ahead. It’s appropriate to ________ because ________. / Absolutely. It’s OK if you ________ because ________. / Sure, no problem. It’s all right to ________ because ________. / Yeah, it’s fine. It’s all right if you ________ because ________.) Miguel: Thank you. I’ll keep these ideas in mind when I visit the mosque. B: Don’t mention it. Bye. Miguel: Bye. Oscar Terreros Lazo QUESTIONS AND POSITIVE ANSWERS. Attending a formal Japanese dinner. 03.A: Guess what? I’m attending a formal Japanese dinner, so I need your help. B: What do you want to know? A: (Is it OK to __________? / Is it OK if I __________? / Is it appropriate to __________? / Is it all right to _________? / Is it all right if I __________?) B: (Please, go right ahead. It’s appropriate to ________ because ________. / Absolutely. It’s OK if you ________ because ________. / Sure, no problem. It’s all right to ________ because ________. / Yeah, it’s fine. It’s all right if you ________ because ________.) A: Thank you. I’ll keep these ideas in mind when I attend the formal Japanese dinner. B: Don’t mention it. Bye. A: Bye.
QUESTIONS AND NEGATIVE ANSWERS. Attending a formal Japanese
dinner. 04.A: Guess what? I’m attending a formal Japanese dinner, so I need your help. B: What do you want to know? Oscar Terreros Lazo A: (Is it OK to cover my head in the mosque? __________? / Is it OK if I __________? / Is it appropriate to __________? / Is it all right to _________? / Is it all right if I __________?) B: (Actually, it’s probably better not to ________ because ________. / Normally, people don’t ________ because ________. / Actually, it’s best not to ________ because ________. / No, you really should not ________ because ________.) A: Thank you. I’ll keep these ideas in mind when I attend the formal Japanese dinner. B: Don’t mention it. Bye. A: Bye.
Combination of questions for visiting a mosque: (Some ideas are positive
others are negative). Is it OK to wear shoes in the mosque? Is it appropriate to wear shorts in the mosque? Is it OK if I cover my head in the mosque? Is it all right to sit in a mixed group of men and women in the mosque? Is it all right if I wear a miniskirt inside? smoke a cigarette in the mosque? speak loudly inside? laugh in the mosque? eat and drink inside? take pictures in the mosque? be (am) quiet inside? speak quietly inside? Oscar Terreros Lazo listen to music inside? text someone on the telephone inside? use my cellphone in the mosque?
Combination of questions for a formal Japanese dinner: (Some ideas are
positive others are negative). Is it OK to help yourself to a drink? Is it appropriate to make special food requests? Is it OK if I ask for a knife or a fork? Is it all right to leave a tip? Is it all right if I wear formal occidental clothes? smoke a cigarette in the restaurant? speak loudly inside? laugh very loudly in the restaurant? laugh adequately in the restaurant? take pictures inside? speak adequately, but not so loudly inside? use my cellphone at the table? receive telephone calls? listen to music in the restaurant? be (am) late for the dinner party?