This document discusses body language differences across several European countries. In France, knocking one's head means satisfaction, showing unawareness. In Italy, bringing both index fingers together means "to say true", while putting on blinders means "to bring both index fingers together to the center." In Spain, raising a hand means attracting attention at a meeting, while stomping expresses a positive evaluation and scuffing expresses a negative one. In England, clicking fingers is used for calling the waiter.

1. Body language in European
countries
Made by: Rahmanova Aziza
Nagiyeva Dinara
Arif Musayev
Hikmet Muxtarov
Rzayev Yusif
Efendiyeva Kamila

2. BODY LANGUAGE IN
FRANCE

3. knocking one’s head

4. Showing satisfaction

5. Showing unawareness

6. Body language
in Italy

7.  Yes or not?
 Perfect
 Indicates manipulation

8.  To put on blinders
 To say true
To bring both index fingers
together to the center.

9.  Have to go to the bathroom
 Not to care

10. Body language in
Switzerland

11.  “zero” gesture
 raising an eyebrow

12. Body language in
Spain

15. attract - attention at the
meeting raised a hand.
gesture wonder
stomp - expression
positive evaluation
scuff - the expression
of negative evaluation

16. Body language in
England

19. Calling the waiter

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http://www.spanish4kiddos.com/worksheets/language/body-parts