Your friend Uma is going to France for a month as part of a student exchange program. She knows a little French but is not familiar with their culture. What are the things she should take care of while communicating with people there?
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Explanation:
she should have a friends who knows English and French. so when we want to speak with French people first we ask our friend and then we speak with him
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Answer:
The things she should take care of while communicating with people are:
French communication is formal. As a result, when speaking to a French individual, consideration must be given to language, gestures, and expression. Because social standing must always be taken into consideration, talking with French people comes across as unpleasant, severe, ordered, and professional.
If you are courteous, the French won't mind if you make mistakes. You will be appreciated if you make an effort to communicate and do so in a respectful manner. However, if you waste valuable interactive time trying to figure out the exact shape in your head and wait till you have it there, French people will become impatient and move on. Particularly while visiting Paris—a fast-paced city like New York—you must be swift rather than correct since nobody has time to hesitate.
Don't be offended if the French correct your grammar. It is a French custom! Children must constantly be corrected in order to master all the pronouns and conjugations because learning French is difficult. So we make them right. As a result, correcting someone when they make a mistake comes naturally to us. We cannot even for a moment consider that it is impolite or that it might intimidate the individual. I wouldn't advise your French friends to correct your French because of this. It will make life miserable for you.
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