A:Where is the 13th floor? 　　B:It's 12A. Westerners don't like the number 13, so there is no 13th floorin this building. 　　A:13層在哪兒? 　　B:其實(shí)是12A。西方人不喜歡13這個(gè)數(shù)字，所以這座樓里沒(méi)有13層。 　　A: Sign your name please. 　　B: Can I use my pen? Our Thai people don't use red pen to sign names. 　　A:請(qǐng)簽名。 　　B:我能用我的筆嗎?我們泰國(guó)人不用紅色的筆簽名。 　　A: I want to eat steaks. How about you? 　　B: Sorry, we never eat beef. 　　A:我想吃牛排。你呢? 　　B:不好意思，我們從來(lái)不吃牛肉。 　　A: I heard Japanese don't like the number 4. 　　B: Yes, because it shares the same pronunciation with "die" in Japanese. 　　A:我聽說(shuō)日本人不喜歡4這個(gè)數(shù)字。 　　B:是的，因?yàn)樵谌照Z(yǔ)中，4與“死”同音。

? 　　A: I'm going to travel to Thailand. Is there something that I should pay attention to? 　　B: Oh, remember, you can never touch Thai people's head. 　　A:我要去泰國(guó)旅行了。有什么需要我特別注意的嗎? 　　B:啊，記住，你不能摸泰國(guó)人的頭部。 　　A: Remember, when you talk with Indians, nod means no. 　　B: OK, but it's so strange. 　　A:記住，當(dāng)你跟印度人說(shuō)話時(shí)，點(diǎn)頭代表不是。 　　B:好的，但是這挺奇怪的。 　　A: In China, we don't kiss each other when we meet. It's uncomfortable tome. 　　B: Take it easy. And it's just etiquette. 　　A:在*，人們見面時(shí)不會(huì)互相親吻。我很不習(xí)慣。 　　B:放輕松，這只是禮儀而已。 ? ? ? ?以上是由上海新東方小編為您整理的外國(guó)習(xí)俗英語(yǔ)的全部?jī)?nèi)容。