The weather means different things to different people . I come from England , so deal with the weather . the weather is always a big topic there . People in England 5 ) tiny bit of 1 ) and no one goes to work . Two days of thirty temperatures and it's a heatwave . Three days and it's an emergency . I once lived in Dubai . No really talked about the 2 ) there . It was the same almost every day the year.3 ) blue skies , no rain . I never looked at the weather forecast . I always knew what the weather would be like . Not like in England where people pray for the weather to be OK . But the weather is changing . Global warming is making it 4 ) in the desert and вставь слова
1. We will leave the house only when the rain stops completely. 2. I will not tell you anything until I get permission. 3. Do not start work .poka not properly rested. 4. I leave here only when all of you know. 5. I'll talk to you about it when a little sleep. 6. While you dine, I ironed clothes. 7. While you sleep, I'll do your homework. 8. There's something I'll tell you if you promise to keep it a secret. 9. Peter will give you this book, if you ask. 10. Once the lesson is over, we'll go to the movies. 11. I do not know when he will return, and whether it will come back. 12. He was not sure whether he would go to England, and when it will be, if he goes
In the Middle East an American company was marketing tomato paste, but learned that when "tomato paste" was translated into Arabic it meant "tomato glue". The Chevrolet's Nova was not received well in Spanish-speaking countries. Its name sounded like no va, which in Spanish means "it doesn't go". In many countries the prefix "diet" cannot be used since it would require that a product be sold only in pharmacies. As we communicate with individuals from other cultures and countries we must be mindful not only with translations but also with the products we sell. An excellent example is provided in "McDiversify". Communication Note, which describes various menus designed by McDonald's to address the needs of different countries and cultures.
2. I will not tell you anything until I get permission.
3. Do not start work .poka not properly rested.
4. I leave here only when all of you know.
5. I'll talk to you about it when a little sleep.
6. While you dine, I ironed clothes.
7. While you sleep, I'll do your homework.
8. There's something I'll tell you if you promise to keep it a secret.
9. Peter will give you this book, if you ask.
10. Once the lesson is over, we'll go to the movies.
11. I do not know when he will return, and whether it will come back.
12. He was not sure whether he would go to England, and when it will be, if he goes
In the Middle East an American company was marketing tomato paste, but learned that when "tomato paste" was translated into Arabic it meant "tomato glue". The Chevrolet's Nova was not received well in Spanish-speaking countries. Its name sounded like no va, which in Spanish means "it doesn't go". In many countries the prefix "diet" cannot be used since it would require that a product be sold only in pharmacies.
As we communicate with individuals from other cultures and countries we must be mindful not only with translations but also with the products we sell. An excellent example is provided in "McDiversify". Communication Note, which describes various menus designed by McDonald's to address the needs of different countries and cultures.