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Differences between ESL and EFL

ESL and EFL are not the same in the context of World Englishes and the Expanding Circle, but they are often considered equivalent otherwise. And even when considered separate, classifying a country or region as ESL- or EFL-speaking is difficult, as Charles Barber explains briefly in the following excerpt.

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    International greeting customs latin america
    

LATIN AMERICA - Latin Americans use a light, lingering 1. _____________ (about twice as long as an American handshake) and pulling away too soon is interpreted as 2. ____________________ American handshake) and pulling away too soon is interpreted . A man may off er his hand to a woman, and he may “kiss” the 3. ______________________ . A man may off er his hand to a woman, and of a woman’s hand.

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    English in Indonesia
    

The case of English in Indonesia is a unique one because experts can't quite agree on whether English should be considered a foreign language or a second language in this Asian country. The reason why has to do with how English came to be spoken and how it is primarily used. The Handbook of World Englishness addresses the dispute: "Indonesia, a former Dutch colony, used to emphasize the teaching of Dutch...
The movement towards English as a foreign language began at independence, and English is now the main foreign language being learned in Indonesia. English is taught for eight or nine years from primary school (from Grade 4 or 5) through high school (Renandya, 2000). The main objective is to provide reading skills to enable Indonesians to read science-related materials in English," (Bautista and Gonzalez 2006).
49. International greeting customs europeans
EUROPEANS - While their handshake is the western 4. _______________________________ eastern and western Europeans re-shake hands whenever they are apart for a period of 5. __________________eastern and western Europeans re-shake hands. For example, it is considered polite to shake hands when you leave for 6._______________________________ example, it is considered polite to shake hands when you leave and when you return.

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