1.Do you think you are a polite person?
Very much depends on the situation. I am by nature a very friendly and polite person but I’m also not at all a pushover.
這非常取決于情況。我天生就是個友善禮貌的人，但我也不是個任人欺負(fù)的人。
2. Who taught you to be polite?
My mom. She told me to be polite when I was young. I'm sure that sometimes, I'm rude or outspoken, but I try to have a good manner. As an idealist, I know that everyone is different, and there are many reasons why people behave the way they do.
我母親。我小的時候她教我如何禮貌待人。我知道有時候我有些無禮或者失言，但我嘗試著有禮貌。作為一個理想主義者，我知道每人都不同，我理解人們的表現(xiàn)都有各自的原因。
3. Do you think people should be polite?
(Why?) Having polite manners is a huge part of the society because a lot of people do not have good manners and it could ruin a relationship. If you practice good manners, you'll notice that people respond much better to you. They'll listen to what you say and won't feel put off by your bad manners.
禮貌是社會構(gòu)成的重要部分，因?yàn)楹芏嗳硕疾欢Y貌，它會破壞關(guān)系。 如果你鍛煉良好的習(xí)慣，你會發(fā)現(xiàn)周圍的人對你也更好。他們會聽你說話，不會因?yàn)槟愕牟欢Y貌而退卻。
4. How do people in your culture show good manners towards others?
Say please and thank you whenever you can. People are more likely to respond to a request if they hear please at the end of it. Use the right tone of voice. No one appreciates an abrasive speaking of voice when in conversation.
任何時候，要說“請”和“謝謝”。當(dāng)人們聽到一句話結(jié)尾有“please”的時候，更愿意回應(yīng)你的請求。還要使用正確的語調(diào)，對話的時候沒人喜歡聽到粗魯?shù)穆曇簟?/span>
5. Have there been any changes in politeness in the past few decades?
Nowadays people especially youngsters, most of them tend to behave less polite. In fact, you can see all these impatient and inconsiderate sight almost everywhere in the world. It is really a pity to see all these unwanted sight in public.
現(xiàn)在的人們，尤其是年輕人，大多都喜歡表現(xiàn)得沒禮貌。其實(shí)，你可以在世界各地看到這種不耐煩的，不顧及他人感受的情況。在公共場合看到這些讓人討厭的情景真的挺遺憾的。
