When I meet a foreigner, how should I talk to him?

In fact, the most difficult thing to communicate with foreigners is to listen, as long as you have a certain foundation in English, you can express what you want to say, and the most important thing is to be able to understand what foreigners say.

1. When you are not familiar with each other, you can talk about the cultural differences between the two countries, such as food, cultural imagery, movies, living habits, customs, etc. 2. After getting acquainted, you can talk about some religious beliefs, of course, this topic is more sensitive, and it is best to talk to atheists. 3. Friends and colleagues can discuss different views on certain topics, foreigners are mostly more talkative, as long as you express some of your views on a certain matter, you can smoothly take over the topic.

4. For enthusiastic foreigners, love, family, football, beer, etc. are all special topics to talk about, as long as the topic is open and the beer is drunk, you can talk for half a night.

The <> is as follows: 1. Japanese people often bow when they meet. People who are more familiar meet and bow to each other for two to three seconds. When you meet a friend, it takes a long time to bend over. When you meet an elder, you have to wait for the elder to raise your head, and sometimes you have to bow several times.

2. Australians use handshakes as a way to greet each other.

3. The common way to greet in Africa is to raise your right hand and palm each other, indicating that there is no **, which is a symbol of friendship.

4. Thais greet each other and their elders with their hands folded, with men placing their hands in front of their faces and women in front of their chests.

5. The traditional etiquette of Indonesians when meeting friends or acquaintances is to greet each other with the right hand on their chests, and to say hello to ordinary people with a handshake.

6. Spain says greetings and sticks to each other's cheeks once.

In foreign-related exchanges, whether it is a formal occasion or an informal meeting with foreign friends, a certain meeting etiquette should be observed. According to the convention, the meeting etiquette that should be observed in foreign-related exchanges mainly involves four aspects: introduction, salute, exchange of business cards, and arrangement of seats.

First, the lady should be the first to extend her hand, and she can introduce others on her behalf, which is a way of saluting when meeting. Don't just introduce one person and forget about the other and hand over your business card with it. When a guest arrives, he should be humbled by a person with a high position, and should be the first to reach out, when he is familiar with the special purpose of the business card.

Second, it includes the name of the person, especially when there is direct contact with the person. For others, according to their position, the wishes of the person being introduced should be respected. The signing ceremony is held in such a way that the order of the positions is exquisite.

According to the current practice of foreign-related activities, it is necessary to observe the order of introduction.

Third, when holding multilateral meetings, fourth, try not to shake hands with the opposite sex with both hands, and other personnel should follow the practice of high right and low left, and the main interlocutor on both sides should sit in the center. in foreign exchanges; On the left side is the lower one, which is the chairman's pose. At the same time, it should be stated that the main ones are unidirectional and asymmetrical, and that when the presentation is made to both sides, the presenter should generally be the protocol staff on the host's side.