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MEETING XIV (Compatibility Mode)

This document discusses various holidays and celebrations around the world. It provides examples of holidays that celebrate people versus events, asks the reader about holidays celebrated in their own country and favorite holidays. It also discusses wedding customs in Japan and North America, comparing traditions like ceremony locations, receptions, gifts for guests. The document is a conversation about cultural traditions and celebrations globally.

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MEETING XIV (Compatibility Mode)

This document discusses various holidays and celebrations around the world. It provides examples of holidays that celebrate people versus events, asks the reader about holidays celebrated in their own country and favorite holidays. It also discusses wedding customs in Japan and North America, comparing traditions like ceremony locations, receptions, gifts for guests. The document is a conversation about cultural traditions and celebrations globally.

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MEETING XIV

Lets celebrate ! Lets celebrate !


Which of these holidays celebrate people? Which celebrate
events?
o yo! celebrate these or si"ilar holidays in yo!r co!ntry?
What other special days do yo! have? Whats yo!r favorite
holiday or festival?
#air $or%& 'o"plete the $ord "ap& (dd one "ore $ord to
each cate)ory& Then describe a recent celebration !sin) so"e
of the $ords&
( * I $ent to a friends birthday party recently& Then $as live
"!sic and dancin)&
+ * $hat %ind of "!sic did they play?
We !se relative cla!ses to )ive e,tra infor"ation abo!t
so"ethin)& We can )et "ore infor"ation into a sentence
$itho!t the need to start a ne$ one&
Than%s)ivin) is a day when North ("ericans celebrate Than%s)ivin) is a day when North ("ericans celebrate
the harvest&
-ebr!ary ./ is the day when people )ive cards to the
ones they love&
Ne$ years Eve is a ni)ht when I have f!n $ith "y friends&
(& 0o$ "!ch do yo! %no$ abo!t these days and "onths?
'o"plete the sentences in col!"n ( $ith infor"ation fro"
col!"n +& Then co"pare $ith a partner&
.& Ne$ 1ears ay is a day $hen 2& a& +ra3ilians celebrate 'arnival
4& (pril -ools ay is a day $hen 2& b& people have parties $ith
(
+
4& (pril -ools ay is a day $hen 2& b& people have parties $ith
fa"ily and friends&
5& May and 6!ne are the "oths $hen 2& c& "any yo!n) ad!lts choose to
)et "arried&
/& Valentines ay is a day $hen 2& d& people in "any co!ntries
honor $or%ers&
7& Labor ay is a day $hen 2& e& people e,press their love to
so"eone&
8& -ebr!ary is the "onth $hen 2& f& people so"eti"es play tric%s
on friends&
+& 'o"plete these sentences $ith yo!r o$n infor"ation& Then
co"pare $ith a partner&
.& $inter is the season 2&&
4& birthdays are days 2&&
5& 9prin) is the ti"e of year 2&&
/& "others ay is a day 2&&
7& 6!ly and (!)!st are the "onths 2&& 7& 6!ly and (!)!st are the "onths 2&&
8& ( $eddin) anniversary is a ti"e 2&&
'& #air $or%& 'hoose yo!r three favorite holidays& Tell yo!r
partner $hy yo! li%e each one&
& 'lass activity& Ta%e a class vote& What are the "ost pop!lar
holidays in yo!r class?
Listen and practice !
6ill * 1o!r $eddin) pict!res are really bea!tif!l: E"i%o&
E"i%o * Than% yo!& Those pict!res $ere ta%en ri)ht after the cere"ony&
6ill * Where $as the cere"ony?
E"i%o * (t a shrine& When people )et "arried in 6apan: they so"eti"es have the
cere"ony at a shrine&
6ill * Thats interestin)& Were there a lot of people there?
E"i%o * Well: !s!ally only fa"ily "e"bers and close friends )o to E"i%o * Well: !s!ally only fa"ily "e"bers and close friends )o to
the cere"ony& +!t after$ard $e had a reception $ith fa"ily and friends&
6ill * so: $hat are receptions li%e in 6apan?
E"i%o * Theres a bi) dinner: and after the food is served: the )!ests )ive speeches
or sin) son)s&
6ill * It so!nds li%e f!n&
E"i%o * It really is& (nd then: before the )!ests leave: the bride and )roo" )ive
the" presents&
6ill * The )!ests )et presents?
E"i%o * 1es: and the )!ests )ive "oney to the bride and )roo"&
When people )et ; they so"eti"es have
"arried in 6apan: the cere"ony at a shrine&
After the food is the )!ests )ive speeches
served: or sin) son)s&
Before the )!ests the bride and )roo" )ive
leave: the" presents&
(& What do yo! %no$ abo!t $eddin) c!sto"s in North ("erica? Match these
phrases $ith the infor"ation belo$&
.& +efore a "an and $o"an )et "arried: they !s!ally 2&&
4& When a co!ple )ets en)a)ed: the "an often 2&&
5& <i)ht after a co!ple )ets en)a)ed: they !s!ally 2&&
/& When a $o"an )ets "arried: her fa"ily !s!ally 2&&
7& When people are invited to a $eddin): they al"ost al$ays 2&&
8& <i)ht after a co!ple )ets "arried: they !s!ally 2&&
a& #ays for the $eddin) and reception
b& Go on a short trip called a =honey"oon&>
c& Give the bride and )roo" a )ift or so"e "oney&
d& Gives the $o"an a dia"ond rin)&
e& +e)in to plan the $eddin)
f& =date> each other for abo!t a year
+& #air $or%& What happens $hen people are "arried in yo!r co!ntry?
'o"plete the state"ent in part ( $ith yo!r o$n infor"ation&
THANK YOU

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