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Post examples of language that also transmits culture
eg: In Japanese "Oagari kudasai" is said to someone entering your house as "Please come in". Literally it means "Please step up" because that's what you do when you enter - there is always a step in the entrance of a home.

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Ni hao means you good
In chinese language, some of the words show directly the meaning and contents and description of the object. For example, the word for panda means bear cat. Zebra means striped horse

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Ninhao (polite form)
Nihao (casual)
Nimen hao (hello to a group)

Awareness of etiquette
Bowing
Titles (laoshi)
Body languages
Intonation
Language features - plural

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Ninhao (polite form)
Nihao

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Ninhao (

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Ninhao

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Ninhao

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Greetings
Signage
Roll call
Thank/greet people in supermarkets, restaurants and guests
Assemblies

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Using time relevant cultural festivals to teach language e.g. moon festival

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Teach through cultural celebrations and real cultural contexts. Following the cultural calendar.

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Family intimacy in the wide community. In China, people address each other like family members. Kids would call all adults Uncle or Aunt, assuming they are parents' brothers or sisters. For instance, they call the police "Uncle Police" or "Aunt Police".

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Family intimacy in the wide community. In China, people address each other like family members. Kids would call all adults Uncle or Aunt, assuming they are parents' brothers or sisters. For instance, they call the police "Uncle Police" or "Aunt Police".

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When comparing and contrasting ideas or cultures, it needs to be positive and a positive culture within the classroom needs to be established. Comparing differences does not mean right or wrong.