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Anggota :
1. Ami Nurnajmilah
2. Daniar Andini Putri
3. Linda Ayu Lestari
4. Nurrina
5. Siti Fitri Ramdayani
6. Wina Nuraina

Summary of chapter 4
A. Circle of friends
Di Amerika memiliki lingkaran pertemanan yang berbeda itu sudah biasa. Seperti, teman kerja, teman beribadah (ke gereja), teman olahraga dll. Seseorang memilih tidak melibatkan anggota lingkaran yang berbeda dalam kegiatan yang sama.

B. Mobility and Friendship
Dalam setiap tahunnya kurang lebih satu dari lima keluarga di Amerika berpindah tempat dengan tujuan memulai pekerjaan baru, kuliah, menikah, atau hanya untuk mengubah kehidupan mereka. Maka tidak menutup kemungkinan, mereka mempunyai lingkarang pertemanan yang baru dan cenderung merubah lingkaran pertemanan mereka beberapa kali.

C. Instant Friendship
Persahabatan instan adalah penampilan dua orang menjadi datang dekat tapi pada kenyataannya, tidak ada ikatan yang kuat antara mereka. Singkat pertemuan tidak selalu menyiratkan keinginan untuk kontak lebih lanjut.

D. Male-Female Relationship
Di Amerika pria dan wanita yang sudah beristri atau bersuami bebas menjalin hubungan dengan siapa saja karena disana tidak ada batasan untuk memiliki hubungan dengan siapapun.

E. Intercultural Friendships
Di Amerika pertemanan antar budaya tidak selalu bisa langsung berteman akan tetapi orang asing harus memulai pertemanan pertama kepada orang amerika baru mereka bisa bersahabat

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American define friends : may or may not be a person to whom theres agreat attechmant, casual acquaintance/intimate companion, sinchildhood/just met.
"friends" in America covers many types of relationship.
Common in America to have differents circle of friends. (Church, works,sport).
The segregation of friends are officemate, tennis partner.
The types of Friends
1. one may have good friends (or have various types of friends than best friend)
2. best friend (some sex known for long)
In American is easily and quickly they relocate, collage, and get married.
how to make a friends in america
1. Make a friend based on surrounding example students change their circle of class.
2. Friends based on activity may fade or end when the activitity ended this happend to neighbord (sharing experiences)

enduring friendship stars by sharing similar interest and common outloof of life.
american high mobility,(transient friendship)

FRIENDSHIP X FRIENDLINESS: NOT SYNONIMOUS
American:
Friendliness: daily interaction but not always friendship

instant friendship: two people become close but not have strong bond in between.

ps: showning poloteness/ not suggesting an offer of continued friendship

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-Annas R.L
-Handian
-Lisgianita
-Risda. A
-Tira. S
Summary:
1. Circles of friends
In America it's common to have different "circle friends" such as chruch friends,  work friends or sport friends.  The term "office mate" and "tennis patterns" indicate the segregation of friends.  People usually have more casual friend than close or best friend.
2. Mobility and friendship
Every American family have moved every year.  People relocated themself because of new job,  getting married,  studying, etc.  Relationship based on activities have duration after its end,  and they will stop seeing each other.
3. Instant friendship
In America,  instant friendship is very common.  They may share their life histories but it's not mean that they want to make a frienship or permanent friendship.  They just want to be friendliness and be polite.
4. Male and female relationship
In America,  men and woman socialize relatively freely.  Men and woman have relationship but not in a long period of time, they are just friend.  Single people of opposite sexes may be close friends and share personal problems with each other without being romantically involved.
5. Intercultural friendship
American may not always be the first ones to begin friendship.  It is possible that some Americans,  because of their linguistics and geographic isolation are hesitant about interacting with foreigners.  A characteristics of American personal relation is the absence of fixed rules governing them. Therefore,  a variety of friendship are possible in the united states.  Even within a person's own culture, recocnizing when a relationship has the potential to develop into a friendship is not always.

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Group 4 Intercultural Communication(Aisah, Erlinda, Ermy, Hastin, Indri, Sita) 09-11-2017

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Group 4 Intercultural Communication(Aisah, Erlinda, Ermy, Hastin, Indri, Sita) 09-11-2017

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1. Circles of Friends
Friend is a person you know well and regard with affection and trust. Americans use the word
freely—that is, a friend may or may not be a person to whom there is a
great attachment. A friend might be a casual acquaintance or an intimate
companion.
It is common for Americans to have different "circles of friends" such
as church friends, work friends, or sports friends. A person may choose not
to involve members of different circles in the same activity.
Terms such as "office mate" and "tennis partner" indicate the segregation
of friends. People have different types of friends: one may
have many good friends and one best friend. "Best friends" are usually
two people of the same sex who have known each other for a long period of time.
2. Mobility and Friendship
C. Americans are geographically mobile and learn to develop friend ships easily and quickly. One out of every five Americanfamilies moves every year. People relocate because they begin new jobs,
attend distant colleges, get married, have children or simply want a change in their lives. Perhaps as a consequence of this, people form and
end friendships quickly.
D. Friendship was a term describing the behavior of cooperation and mutual support between two or more social entity. Enduring friendships
develop when individuals have similar interests and a common outlook
on life.
3. Instant Friendship
E. Characterizing instant friendships is the appearance of two people be-
coming close but, in reality, there is no strong bond between them. Brief
encounters do not always imply desire for further contact. Many people
frequently smile or say, "Have a nice day" or "See ya later," or even
10 extend an invitation as part of a cultural pattern of politeness. Such
expressions do not always suggest an offer of continued friendship.
4.Male -female relationship
In United states the relationship men and woman relative freely and develop a variety of relationship . Some of Male and female relationship just for sun,  male and female relationship without intention and another male female relationship with goals to married.Although the limitations of these relationships are
not always visible but they do exist.
5.Intercultural Frienships
One foreign student, after having lived in the United States for several years, said that the most important advice he could give to newcomers would be, "Don't be 10 passive when it comes to making friends with Americans. Begin conversations, extend invitations and make the first move."
A characteristic of American personal relations is the absence of fixed rules governing them. Therefore, a variety of friendships are possible in the United States. Even within a person's own culture, recognizing when a relationship has the potential to develop into a friendship is not always easy. When one is living in a foreign country, one is faced with unfamiliar friendship patterns which add to the challenge of initiating and main�taining meaningful relationships.

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GROUP 5
- Agisni Wandiyandi
- Fitriyani
- Risma Siti Nurmayanti
- Sarah Nur Dwi Rahmatanti
- Umi Fadhilah

SUMMARY
1. Circles of Friends
The office mate is a friend in the office and the tennis partner is
a friend on the courts.
2. Male-female Relationship
In the United States men and women socialize relatively freely and
develop a variety of relationships. Single people of opposite sexes may
be close friends and share personal problems with each other without
being romantically involved.
3. Intercultural friendships
A characteristic of American personal relations is the absence of fixed
rules governing them. Therefore, a variety of friendships are possible in
the United States. Even within a person's own culture, recognizing when
a relationship has the potential to develop into a friendship is not always easy. When one is living in a foreign country, one is faced with unfamiliar
friendship patterns which add to the challenge of initiating and main-taining meaningful relationships.
4. spouses [G]: partners in marriage; husbands or wives (noun)
5. monogamous [G]: having one spouse or lover at a time (adjective)
6. isolation [H]: the state of being apart or alone (noun)
7. passive [H]: taking no active part; submissive (adjective)
8. potential [I]: something that has possibility for development or
growth (noun)
9. challenge [I]: a task that calls for special effort or dedication (noun)
10. In the United States the terms "boyfriend" and "girlfriend" are used
differently depending on which sex uses the words. If a man uses the
term "girlfriend" or a woman uses the term "boyfriend," romantic involvement is implied.
11. Friendship is the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person
having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words.
GEORGE ELIOT, pen name for Mary Ann Evans
(English novelist, 1819-1880)
12. Traditionally the man took the initiative to invite a woman on a date.
This tradition is changing: it is becoming more common for a woman to
ask a man out. The invitation does not always imply a romantic interest,
but may be a way of "getting to know someone."
13. A changing custom that can create problems for both men and women
is the question of "who pays for whom?" on dates. Traditionally men
have paid the expenses on dates regardless of whether the couple's
relationship is intimate or merely friendly.
14. Gift-giving to friends is not marked by any fixed rules. Usually,
gift-giving occurs on special occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries,
weddings, and holidays.
15. Friends may not always seek help and advice from other friends.
Occasionally professional guidance will be sought to resolve personal
problems. Professional guidance offers an alternative for people who do
not wish to "burden their friends" or for people who need expert advice.

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Human Group
Endah S. Nurlaela
Gina
Neng Tari Aulianisa
Riki Saeful Rahman
Taufan Anjas Arta

Summary :
Circle of friend
Having different friend based on their jobs and situation. They are usually having more casual friends than best friend which is knowing each other of same sexes
Mobility and friendship
Americans relocate every one out of five years for beginning new jobs, gettin merried,etc. Relationship may fade and end when their activity ends. But eternal friendships are developed with their similarity .
Instant friendship
Is the appearence between two people are becoming close, but reality is no bond between them. However friendliness is daily interaction but not indicating a friendship. Brief encounters dont always imply desire for further contact.
Male-female friendship
In the U.S the opposite sexes are making friend even sharing their self problems without having involvement. Dating may became crucial and casuak,because there is no rule for intimate relationship. They also socialize with memberb of opposite sex.
Intercultural friendship
Americans are receptive to develop friendshio with visitors. Because of their linguistic and geographically isolation , and hesitate to interact.

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Identify and compare the ways of American people make relationships and also learn the concepts of friends, acquaintances, friendliness, friendships, mobility and friendships, cross-cultural friendships.