Gestures affect the mood of the person. One gesture can cause a person to smile or to be offended.
The success of an interpreter depends on the ability to understand the gestures and body movements of different countries.
Greeting in the USA A friendly handshake use Americans with a shoulder pat to the familiar or not very familiar person.
Greeting in Japan
Acquaintance in the USA
Acquaintance in Japan
Business card exchange in the USA
Business card exchange in Japan
“Please do me a favour”
"Come here"
"No way!"
"It is an exaggeration"
"Me?"
We can see that only 35 % of respondents are acquainted with the real meaning of Japanese gestures.
References:
e-mail: anastasia_mironova2016@mail.ru
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Gestures affect the mood of the person

1.

Anastasiia Mironova
2nd year student,
Theory and Practice of Translation Department,
Institute of Humanities and Pedagogy,
Sevastopol State University
Mariia Varlagina
Scientific advisor, Senior lecturer,
Theory and Practice of Translation Department,
Institute of Humanities and Pedagogy,
Sevastopol State University

2. Gestures affect the mood of the person. One gesture can cause a person to smile or to be offended.

3. The success of an interpreter depends on the ability to understand the gestures and body movements of different countries.

4. Greeting in the USA A friendly handshake use Americans with a shoulder pat to the familiar or not very familiar person.

5. Greeting in Japan

The Japanese usually greet
each other with a bow.

6. Acquaintance in the USA

7. Acquaintance in Japan

8. Business card exchange in the USA

The business card etiquette is very
simple.

9. Business card exchange in Japan

The culture of the business cards is highly developed.
Your partner will appreciate if you put them in a
special leather case or other container.

10. “Please do me a favour”

11. "Come here"

"Come here"

12. "No way!"

"No way!"

13. "It is an exaggeration"

"It is an exaggeration"

14. "Me?"

"Me?"

15. We can see that only 35 % of respondents are acquainted with the real meaning of Japanese gestures.

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1 - Please, do me a favour
2 - Come here
3 - No way!
4 - It is an exaggeration
5 - Me?
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2
3
4
5

16. References:

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Невербальная коммуникация: жесты в разных странах URL:
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17. e-mail: [email protected]

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