Unit 6 The etiquette in Funeral ceremony
Unit 6 The etiquette in Funeral Ceremony
Part i Lead-in Exercises Vocabulary building: Match the chinese words on the left column with their appropriate English expressions on the right. 1。国葬 1。 cemetery 2献花圈仪式 2 Memorial service 3.向遗体告别 3。cond。ence 4.追思礼拜 4. dirge 5。墓地 5. Wreath laying ceremony 6.挽歌,哀乐 6. Departed saint 7。吊唁,慰问 7. Final rest place 3.棺材 8 coffin 9。公墓 9. To pay final respect 10逝者,亡人 10.State funeral
Part 1 Lead-in Exercises Vocabulary building: Match the Chinese words on the left column with their appropriate English expressions on the right. 1. 国葬 2. 献花圈仪式 3. 向遗体告别 4. 追思礼拜 5. 墓地 6. 挽歌，哀乐 7. 吊唁，慰问 8. 棺材 9. 公墓 10.逝者，亡人 1. cemetery 2. Memorial service 3. condolence 4. dirge 5. Wreath laying ceremony 6. Departed saint 7. Final rest place 8. coffin 9. To pay final respect 10.State funeral
Part 2 Funeral Etiquette The funeral serves several purposes To commemorate the life of the deceased To offer emotional support to the bereaved. To offer an opportunity for friends and family to pay tribute to their loved one. To help the family come to terms with the fact that a death has occurred There's certain etiquette to be followed when someone passes away. It's best to know what is expected to avoid acting in an inappropriate manner
Part 2 Funeral Etiquette The funeral serves several purposes To commemorate the life of the deceased. To offer emotional support to the bereaved. To offer an opportunity for friends and family to pay tribute to their loved one. To help the family come to terms with the fact that a death has occurred. There’s certain etiquette to be followed when someone passes away. It’s best to know what is expected to avoid acting in an inappropriate manner
1. Paying a visit Upon learning of a passing, it's proper to pay your respects to the grieving family in the form of a visit, offering sympathy and asking if you can help. At home At the funeral home Generally, people prefer to visit the latter, because that setting may be more comfortable for guests and the family, as they are prepared for visitors. The visit doesn't have to last long. 15 to 30 minutes or so is just enough to express sympathy and let the family know you care
1. Paying a Visit Upon learning of a passing, it’s proper to pay your respects to the grieving family in the form of a visit, offering sympathy and asking if you can help. At home At the funeral home Generally, people prefer to visit the latter, because that setting may be more comfortable for guests and the family, as they are prepared for visitors. The visit doesn’t have to last long. 15 to 30 minutes or so is just enough to express sympathy and let the family know you care
2, Expressing Sympathy Brief simple expressions of sympathy are usually the best. While most people find themselves at a loss for words, the family will appreciate a sincere expression condolence-however brief I'm sorry Pm so sorry to hear of your loss. always regardedn as a good friend . will be missed by everyone. Let me know if there is anything I can do to help. If the family want to talk about the deceased, lend an ear and a few minutes of your time, Share your memories of le deceased
2. Expressing Sympathy Brief, simple expressions of sympathy are usually the best. While most people find themselves at a loss for words, the family will appreciate a sincere expression of condolence-however brief. I’m sorry. I’m so sorry to hear of your loss. I always regarded … as a good friend. …will be missed by everyone. Let me know if there is anything I can do to help. If the family want to talk about the deceased, lend an ear and a few minutes of your time. Share your memories of the deceased