悠闲英语（五十八）

Last time we talked about English expressions with paired words associated to our body parts, such as ＂head to head,＂ ＂mouth to mouth,＂ ＂toe to toe＂ .... Today, we＇ll follow up with a piece to explore further the richness of the ＂body language＂ in our daily English speech. In English, the expression ＂body language＂ means the gestures people make to indicate their intentions or feelings without speaking a word. For instance,

A Cup of English

Eating in America 食在美国Actually,what I mean by eating is not the food we eat but the way in which we eat.Yes,you guessed it-we are going to talk about table mannersl.Eating in a restaurant is a very enjoyable expenence when you know what to expect and what you are expected of as a guest.In western culture,dinner is the most important meal of the day. So we'll taik about having dinner in a restaurant in America.