International Business Business Customs Paper County: Brazil When conducting business in Brazil, there is a lot to know about how this country interprets gestures, how they perceive Americans and the best ways to conduct business that will impress them. There are some formalities and policies we may not be aware of in the US. They are important to know in order to conduct successful business in Brazil. Relationship building is key, along with formal attitude and attire and always showing professionalism
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Nathanael Nova Question 1 : * What inspired you to become a U.S. citizen? Nathanael : I was inspired to become a US citizen because of the freedom that the united states offer. Also , because I would get a lot of benefits of going to college , having a right to vote and for me and my wife , Cassandra De Luna , can raise our family here and they can have the freedom we always wanted them to have . Question 2 : * What steps did you have to take as part of the naturalization process?
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the lives of many people. He speaks to a number of different audiences, and each audience is addressed individually. Kennedy reassures the Americans' confidence, explains what he has to do to be successful, and gives people born without a fair chance hope. President Kennedy's use of ethos in his speech helps show what kind of president he will be. As you know, he was the first Catholic president of the United States. In his address he says, "For I have sworn before you and Almighty God the same solemn
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holding on to it and applying it to their check towards the end of their visit. I have forgotten to apply the discount to customers check before and once they have noticed they would question me. I would immediately apologize and make sure that they do get the discount. That’s where the service recovery comes in the picture. The customer service representative is obligated to apologize to the customer and fix the problem immediately, so the customer gets to enjoy their visit, and so their high expectations
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of Bel Air has a lot of aspects in it that deals with societal issues that are rarely seen because this show is a comedy. There are specific episodes that really show some of these issues but look at them in a comical way. If you can get away from the comical part of it, you could really delve deep into these episodes and really find and pick apart some aspects that address major issues. The show can be looked at and broken up into three sections: Race, class, and family dynamic. I will look at and
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of thing that makes up nightmares; we are not fans of the idea of the dead coming back at all let alone possessing someone. Now if you go to India and visit the Sora, there is any entirely different view on this. In Sora culture, the dead are part of the world we live in and they do possess the living, but this is celebrated. For them it’s an honor to have the dead speak through them the whole event is a spiritual experience and all of the village listens and honors what is said. The two reactions
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groups of speakers who use the same language. By studying written records, sociolinguists also examine how language and society have interacted in the past. For example, they have tabulated the frequency of the singular pronoun thou and its replacement you in dated hand-written or printed documents and correlated changes in frequency with changes in class structure in 16th and 17th century England. This is historical sociolinguistics: the study of relationship between changes in society and changes
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right thing in the right way while playing the right social role and (appearing) to hold the right values, beliefs and attitudes”(Gee 142).Literacy not only gives you the chance to read and write if not also the ability to communicate and express yourself to other people. I mean a lot of people can know how to write and read, but do they actually know how to speak it? Many people still don’t live up to the standards expected in a discourse or in literacy because of them still not knowing how to communicate clearly
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different individuals tied into the story. "The Cariboo Café" is a story of Chicano immigrants and a Central American refugee. Along with these characters is the owner of the Cariboo Café, who comes in contact with the others. The story progresses in three short sections. Each section involves a different scenario and is told from the point of view of a different narrator. The three separate settings do not fully come together until the end of the last section. This approach makes the story initially very
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“Be thankful for what you have; you'll end up having more. If you concentrate on what you don't have, you will never, ever have enough.” A quote from the Oprah show. People might ask how the Oprah show has any connection with the cartoon above. If you have ever seen the Oprah show you would know that sometimes on her show she likes to give away cars for free to a hand full of her audience. On special occasions she will present the whole audience with free cars. We will end up coming back to this
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