You always think of Asia, where the term "Land of Smiles" belongs. There are people who are afraid of Asians, either because they fear for their trade secret, or just because they can assess the ever-smiling seemingly difficult contemporaries. Dolphins finally put on a smile, even though they are stuck in 56 m trawl, or by trauma to the aquarium wall drumming children. I urge the UK to award the title. Here kindness is in fact the norm. That may be hard to believe, as one associates with the islanders usually bald, heavily tattooed, full of drunken, rowdy football fans, even on an expedition contribute to Südpool shorts and Trickot would (you should really investigate me, what Scott has worn so ... who was finally Brite). This one is just right in 80% of cases, but the flip side of the medal looks quite different. Particularly in the northern part of England and courtesy is still very important, even if the trend towards more and more unfortunately Joggingplinte and mindless drunken goes where you know, rather sellten shines through good behavior. Particularly worthy of preservation seem to me therefore share the following virtues, which I hereby added to the list of endangered species like:
Example number one:
Man thanked the bus driver with a "Ta mate" or "Cheers mate" (thanks buddy), "Tara mate" (goodbye buddy), "Ta tara mate" (thank you and goodbye buddy), all with schöööön rolled "R". I can already hear people screaming that upset about the fact that they clap when the machine sits up. Bullshit! Where's the problem? Of course, the particular subject makes the plane or bus just doing his job and is also paid for it. Nevertheless, the appreciative applause aside on the plane, the bus drivers here make all incredibly happy and serene impression, and you yourself can be all too happy to infect it. Particularly at the moment, where the weather is rather counterproductive to the well-being effect, you can sweeten the day by two simple phrases. Both situations, on the plane and on the bus, but sometimes have much in common. Also in Liverpool would like to cheer and clap beiweilen that one hell of a ride to a bus survived unharmed, in the driving style reflects the serenity that is unfortunately seldom resist.
Example number one:
Man thanked the bus driver with a "Ta mate" or "Cheers mate" (thanks buddy), "Tara mate" (goodbye buddy), "Ta tara mate" (thank you and goodbye buddy), all with schöööön rolled "R". I can already hear people screaming that upset about the fact that they clap when the machine sits up. Bullshit! Where's the problem? Of course, the particular subject makes the plane or bus just doing his job and is also paid for it. Nevertheless, the appreciative applause aside on the plane, the bus drivers here make all incredibly happy and serene impression, and you yourself can be all too happy to infect it. Particularly at the moment, where the weather is rather counterproductive to the well-being effect, you can sweeten the day by two simple phrases. Both situations, on the plane and on the bus, but sometimes have much in common. Also in Liverpool would like to cheer and clap beiweilen that one hell of a ride to a bus survived unharmed, in the driving style reflects the serenity that is unfortunately seldom resist.
Example number two:
Even a supermarket shopping can pay also develop an emotional fireworks, the latest. While often found in German lands, as if you offended the cashier in person, by his stuff's on freshly polished rubber band has come down to here before as a member of the Royal Family, even if you only want to buy a can of beans and chewing gum for after the value of 87 pence. Let's go with the question of the general well-being - and these are by no means a Smalltalk phrase. In the unlikely event that a customer has just received Pubverbot by his wife, the favorite club 1:6 dismantled at home or the cat has been run over, the cashier will be happy at the problem and expressed their sympathy. This can sometimes take a little longer, but is always nice to hear. To be fair to say that such things more frequently observed in small supermarkets or stores Conveniance than in Asda in Liverpool, with a floor area larger than two football fields and four-digit number of customers a day. But even as the employees where appropriate, inform about the upcoming evening events, if you buy two cans of beer.
Example number three:
In the above-described supermarket conversations to get there before the others, as when talking to his girlfriend in the worst case, with his mother. North English dialogues are in fact just so overloaded with flattery that dünnbesaitete contemporaries might feel violated their privacy. "Love" [lu: f] is a common form of address for opposite-sex Talk to, and women with each other, with "Sweet Hart" is a gentle warm feeling and the latest on "Darling" arbeitetet only the brain stem and forms a centimeter-thick goose bumps. Fortunately, it is rare for supermarket employees to FHM models, so that this northern English expression can not be interpreted incorrectly. Still one feels (I, anyway) and flattered for the daily grind prepared emotionally.
Even a supermarket shopping can pay also develop an emotional fireworks, the latest. While often found in German lands, as if you offended the cashier in person, by his stuff's on freshly polished rubber band has come down to here before as a member of the Royal Family, even if you only want to buy a can of beans and chewing gum for after the value of 87 pence. Let's go with the question of the general well-being - and these are by no means a Smalltalk phrase. In the unlikely event that a customer has just received Pubverbot by his wife, the favorite club 1:6 dismantled at home or the cat has been run over, the cashier will be happy at the problem and expressed their sympathy. This can sometimes take a little longer, but is always nice to hear. To be fair to say that such things more frequently observed in small supermarkets or stores Conveniance than in Asda in Liverpool, with a floor area larger than two football fields and four-digit number of customers a day. But even as the employees where appropriate, inform about the upcoming evening events, if you buy two cans of beer.
Example number three:
In the above-described supermarket conversations to get there before the others, as when talking to his girlfriend in the worst case, with his mother. North English dialogues are in fact just so overloaded with flattery that dünnbesaitete contemporaries might feel violated their privacy. "Love" [lu: f] is a common form of address for opposite-sex Talk to, and women with each other, with "Sweet Hart" is a gentle warm feeling and the latest on "Darling" arbeitetet only the brain stem and forms a centimeter-thick goose bumps. Fortunately, it is rare for supermarket employees to FHM models, so that this northern English expression can not be interpreted incorrectly. Still one feels (I, anyway) and flattered for the daily grind prepared emotionally.
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