Shake the cup after drinking coffee Understand the words There is no outsider 10

Mo means not needed and does not have.

Outside here refers to something or person that has nothing to do with it.

The whole thing is that there doesn't need to be a person or thing that is not related to the matter.

Thank you!! ~

The heart is more than enough but the stomach is not enough: the heart wants to eat, but the stomach can't hold it.

Confused: very dazed, completely unaware.

Embarrassed face: A look of embarrassment appears on the face.

Revealed: All is revealed, nothing is missing.

There are no exceptions.

Omanis will naturally shake their cups after drinking a cup or two of coffee, from the members of the royal family to the common people, without exception.

There is no need to have people or things that are not related to the matter.

This article refers to shaking the cup after drinking it for no other purpose.

No lessons: Yes, we've done it before.

There's no third person like that.

Great hospitality, courtesy, thank you.

Hospitable and courteous.

Oman has a rich history and a splendid culture. Its residents pay attention to etiquette, and there is a fixed number of sets for people to receive and greet people, which can be seen from small things such as drinking coffee.

Omanis call coffee "kakhwa" and like to add spices such as cardamom to coffee. Their coffee is strong black in color and contains a bitter taste similar to that of Chinese medicine, which is different from the mellow aroma of coffee in the West.

Not long after the reporter arrived in Muscat, he was once invited by the enthusiastic and bold Omanis to be a guest. After a flatbread barbecue, I was already more than satisfied and my stomach was not good, looking at the table full of all kinds of food, I had nothing to do. However, Omanis still have the custom of inviting guests to coffee near the end of their hospitality.

If the guest does not drink, it will usually cause the host to misunderstand what you think of his hospitality.

So the reporter took the hot coffee in the persuasion of the owner, and although his face was difficult, he had to drink it reluctantly. It was easy to finish a drink, and the waiter standing on the side with the pot said that it was too late and too fast, and that he was going to pour another cup for the reporter. "Enough, enough, thank you, thank you!

The reporter hurriedly stopped him, but the waiter looked at the reporter with a puzzled face and asked puzzledly, "Is that enough?" Do you really want it?

Seeing that the reporter nodded heavily, the waiter asked, "Then why don't you shake the cup?" "Shake the cup?

The reporter was confused, and the second monk was confused.

The host, who had witnessed all this, had already bent down with a smile on the side, and he took over the conversation and said: "It seems that you still don't know the rules of drinking coffee in Omani, after drinking, the waiter does not ask you if you want it like other countries, but stares at your hand, if you don't want to drink it again, hold the cup in your hand, shake the cup in the air a few times in front of the waiter, and the waiter will not add it to you when he sees this." If you don't do anything, throw the empty cup aside, and he will fill it up for you one by one.

Also, if you just say something like 'no more, thank you', he will probably interpret it as if you were being polite and will usually insist on renewing it. Remember, in Oman, only shaking the glass means you've really had enough and don't want it anymore! ”

I see! The reporter paid close attention to the activities that followed, and sure enough, he saw that the Omanis naturally shook the cup in the air after drinking one or two cups of coffee, which seemed to have become a unique scenery of the Omanis.

Omani people love coffee, and the streets are lined with coffee shops that grind, blend and concoct their coffee. In the streets and squares of Oman's large and small cities, huge sculptures of teapots and coffee pots are erected, reflecting Oman's hospitable social customs. It can be said that the curling taste of coffee wafts the rich cultural atmosphere of Oman; With the flick of the cup, the unique cultural traditions of the Omani people are fully revealed.

1.A glimpse of it.

2.Confused.

3.Indifferent.

4.There are no outsiders.

5.See it all.

There is a fifth-grade Chinese "Class Workbook", please read it yourself.

What is it?

That's all the questions!

Omani people are romantic and welcoming, with unique cultural traditions.

Behavior means 1. Drink enough, no more 2, please refill the cup immediately.

What does the following act mean in Oman?

1.After drinking your coffee, shake the quilt in the air a few times. ( Don't want to drink coffee anymore )2Set aside an empty coffee cup. (Pour me another glass).

1. It means that you have drunk enough, and you will not drink it.

2. Say you want to have another drink.

I wish you all progress in your studies ... Every day... = =。。。

Coffee is enough and is no longer needed; If you want coffee, please add it again.

1.Drink enough, don't ask for it anymore2Please refill the glass immediately.

1.Indicates that you have drunk enough and do not drink any more.

2.Said I still want to drink.

Hospitality, or respect for guests.

I think the author's title is good because it encapsulates the core of the text. = =

Well-drafted, because the title encapsulates the central and main thrust and is engaging, so the title is well-drafted.

Okay, so the center of the whole text should be briefly written for this title.

After drinking coffee, shake the cup in the air a few times to indicate that you don't want to drink coffee anymore.

Today is the penultimate June 1st in elementary school.

After drinking your coffee, shake the cup in the air a few times: it means that you don't want to drink it anymore.

Put the empty coffee cup aside: say you want to drink it again, and ask the Omanis to refill it for you right away.

I'm also in 5th grade!! If you have questions, you can ask them

After drinking your coffee, shake the cup in the air a few times: enough is enough, no more.

Set aside an empty coffee cup: refill it immediately.

Expression: Thank you, no need to refill (coffee).

Drink enough, don't refill the glass.

Coffee that has cooled down, please take it away

Shake the cup. It means that you have finished your coffee.

You can also use "Between the Shake of the Coffee Cup" as the title, I think the author's title is good, because the title summarizes the whole text drop center...

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Well, it should tell us that in Oman, we should shake it after drinking coffee, and also tell us about the folk customs of Oman.

Well, the title is fascinating and unique.

I don't think it's good, because why do you have to shake the cup after eating coffee, what is there to shake the cup.

Well, it tells us about their characteristics and folk customs, and there is a short essay called "Between the Shake of the Cup".

Good sums up the central idea of coffee—shake.