Questions:
Approximately what percent of McDonald's market is international? How does that compare to the percent of its local (American) market?
What is the “localization” strategy and explain how using this strategy contributed to the success of McDonald’s worldwide?
When McDonald’s expanded into India, what unique change(s) did they make to the menu?
How did McDonald’s use local Korean culture to drive an increase in global sales?
T.G.I.F.
Thank God It’s Friday. I have technical problems. So, let’s
take an early break.
We do have a problem. That room is locked. So, I don’t have
the class list or work for today. Let’s go backwards.
1.
Homework. We will check this later.
2.
Listening activity.
3.
Later is language practice.
Could you please repeat that?
How do you spell __________?
Nuclear Energy / power.
Was/were
Worried about
Percent: %
Country
Einstein
Genre: science fiction, comedy, documentary,
etc.
1.
What were people worried about in 1952?
They were worried about the
atom bomb in 1952.
2.
What percent of the world’s power came
from nuclear power in 2019?
Around
10 percent of the world’s power was nuclear in 2019.
3.
What country uses the most nuclear power?
France
uses the most nuclear power.
4.
What is the problem?
Nuclear
power is dangerous. It can make a powerful weapon.
5.
What did Einstein do?
Einstein
wrote a letter to the American President.
6.
What genre is this movie?
This
movie is a documentary.
Cue:
hint
Anti:
no
Reliable:
always comes and never late
Quite:
Same
Secure:
safe
Affordable:
cheap, can pay for it, not too expensive
We have the test in two weeks on June 12.
In: later
Let’s do some review. I want to food review.
What is the difference between sauerkraut and
kimchee?
Germany: yellow or green
Kimchee / kimchi is from Korea. Red or orange
Both are made with cabbage and vinegar.
Ethiopia: bread, soft, sour, chewy
In England, we don’t eat with our hands.
Mexico City: likes sweet potato (yams) candies:
sweet, chewy, colorful
3. Peanut butter comes in a jar. You can choose
it two ways. Smooth or crunchy. It’s both salty and sweet at the same time.
Three years ago, my company sent me to Georgia,
in Eastern Europe.
4.
It’s a bread sort of like pizza bread.
5.
Germany: sauerkraut is made from cabbage
T.G.I.F.
Thank God It’s Friday. I have technical problems. So, let’s
take an early break.
We do have a problem. That room is locked. So, I don’t have
the class list or work for today. Let’s go backwards.
1.
Homework. We will check this later.
2.
Listening activity.
3.
Later is language practice.
Could you please repeat that?
How do you spell __________?
Nuclear Energy / power.
Was/were
Worried about
Percent: %
Country
Einstein
Genre: science fiction, comedy, documentary,
etc.
1.
What were people worried about in 1952?
They were worried about the
atom bomb in 1952.
2.
What percent of the world’s power came
from nuclear power in 2019?
Around
10 percent of the world’s power was nuclear in 2019.
3.
What country uses the most nuclear power?
France
uses the most nuclear power.
4.
What is the problem?
Nuclear
power is dangerous. It can make a powerful weapon.
5.
What did Einstein do?
Einstein
wrote a letter to the American President.
6.
What genre is this movie?
This
movie is a documentary.
Cue:
hint
Anti:
no
Reliable:
always comes and never late
Quite:
Same
Secure:
safe
Affordable:
cheap, can pay for it, not too expensive
We have the test in two weeks on June 12.
In: later
Let’s do some review. I want to food review.
What is the difference between sauerkraut and
kimchee?
Germany: yellow or green
Kimchee / kimchi is from Korea. Red or orange
Both are made with cabbage and vinegar.
Ethiopia: bread, soft, sour, chewy
In England, we don’t eat with our hands.
Mexico City: likes sweet potato (yams) candies:
sweet, chewy, colorful
3. Peanut butter comes in a jar. You can choose
it two ways. Smooth or crunchy. It’s both salty and sweet at the same time.
Three years ago, my company sent me to Georgia,
in Eastern Europe.
4.
It’s a bread sort of like pizza bread.
5.
Germany: sauerkraut is made from cabbage
Nosedive
I will skim the story (article) first to teach the new words or vocabulary.
Discuss: talk about
Upside: good things, benefits
Downside: bad things, bothersome
things, etc.
Entertainment: what we do fun in our
free time
Products:
things, stuff
However: but
Cyber predator: someone trying to hurt
you on the internet, cyberbully
Cyber:
Internet
Bully:
Big guy hurts the little guy
Criminal: bad person
Take advantage of: hurt you
Regularly:
often, common, usually
Device: small machine
Numerous:
many
Opposing
view: different idea
Anonymously: don’t tell your name
Celebrities:
famous people
Politics:
government
Create: make, cause
Answer
with a sentence to practice grammar.
Stress:
pressure
Anxiety:
feel nervous all the time
Easily
defrauded.
It’s
nine o’clock sharp.
Let’s
finish art and start technology.
I
will explain the new words / vocabulary on page 99 first.
Conference:
big meeting
I
wouldn’t miss it for the world: it is important to me
Fascinated:
interested
Moved
by: inspired by
Frida
Kahlo: Mexican painter
Exhibition:
exhibit, what you can see at a museum
Possession:
what you own; it belongs to you
Cookware:
pots and pans
Furniture:
table, chair, desk, lamp, etc.
Traditional:
from a long time ago
In
the meantime: at the same time
It’s
a deal: OK
Indicate:
tell people, show, etc.
Increase:
more
Appealing:
popular; everyone likes it
Van
Gogh committed suicide. He killed himself.
Frustration:
problem, you don’t like it
Device:
little machine
Solution:
solve the problem
1.
We are starting to study technology. Let us think about famous,
classic video games or computer games.
1.
Could you please repeat that?
2.
How do you spell ?
A quarter: 1/4 or
25 cents (One quarter of 100 cents or One dollar.)
Cost
Asteroids
Doug
College
Dorm: where
students can live in university
Arcade
More profitable:
make lots of money
I will explain some of the new words quickly.
Roles: reasons
Article: story in a newspaper or magazine
Moved: inspire, make someone think or have a feeling
Educate: teach or learn
I am hopefully
educating you.
You are hopefully
being educated.
Enormous: very big, huge, gigantic, massive
Sculpture: 3D art
Masterpiece: great or famous art
Ordinary: normal, not special
Emperor: King
Glimpse: look fast or quickly, look only for a short time
Portrait: picture
of a face or head; of a person
Perhaps: maybe
Approximately:
about, not exactly, guessing
Designed: made
Jewelry: necklace,
bracelet, ring, etc.
Located: where it
is; address
This class is
located in room 205.
Display: show
Unusual: strange;
not normal; weird
Ignored: do not
pay attention to
Art critic: person
who writes about art
Recommend: suggest
Treasure:
something that is expensive, nice or special
Chimei Museum
Worth going there:
good to go there
National Palace
Museum
It’s eleven
(o’clock) sharp.
Fascinated by: interested in
I have GEPT
scores. The score is 10% of your final grade.
Listening
Practice.
Could you please
repeat that
Jewelry: necklace,
bracelet, earring.
Do you think gold
jewelry is tacky?
He visits a museum
once a year.
Inspires.
Negative means “no.”
Driving me crazy: I don’t like it.
Stew is soup with
meat.
We
eat soup in English because we use a
spoon.
Awesome: great, fantastic,
terrific, good, wonderful
Isn’t that a shame: terrible, bad
Allergic
to: your skin gets itchy
Addict:
like a smoker, they can’t stop
We
do NOT drink soup. We eat soup.
Student
A: read the sentence
Student B: write
all of the sentence down under the picture
the sentence describes
Reiterate:
say again so you don’t forget
How do you
pronounce ?
1.
Entrée: main dish/cours (steak, pasta, chicken)
2.
Mashed Potatoes
3.
Salmon: “l” is silent
4.
Cashier: person you pay the money to
5.
Chatted: talked
6.
Maitre D’ = French borrow word; The man who
works
at the front door in a restaurant.
7.
Drumsticks: chicken leg
8.
Raw: not cooked
9.
Chicken thigh: bigger
In detail: give a lot of
information; explain a lot
He
is not a waiter.
It
tastes bland: almost no flavor, like water or rice
bread,
etc.
It
tastes tangy: sweet and sour together, like
BBQ
sauce
It
tastes greasy or oily
Ingredients
Oden:
fish
Cabbage
Sweet
potato: yam
Omelet
Tuna
Listening
practice:
1.
Could you please repeat that?
2.
How do you spell ?
Teach
taught
Lesson:
learn something
Kitchen
Zone
out: space out
Hawaii Oahu
Hawaiian food
Ingredients popular
Urgency
In
detail: give a lot of information; tell a lot
Writing
is 10% of your grade. We have to do it once every semester. I gave you a score.
If you fix the mistakes, I will give you a higher score.
1. I explained many
times a paragraph is five or more sentences. With two or three sentences, you
did not develop / explain your idea. Many of you still wrote paragraphs that
were NOT five or more sentences. Please fix them.
2. I explained many
times about spacing before punctuation. This is punctuation: , . ? ! “ ; : …
Do NOT do this.
Please fix this.
3. This is a
university. We do NOT use contractions in formal writing. Contractions are for
speaking. They are for talking. They are not for writing. Here are some
examples of contractions. He is – He’s, They are – they’re
4. This is a logical
problem more than a writing problem. Absolute statement.
Jadi always eats
at McDonald’s. She loves to eat the chicken burger. We don’t always do
anything. Jadi never speaks French. She does not understand the language.
Avoid absolute
statements in writing because they are NOT logical. How do we fix it?
Jadi
usually/often/normally/regularly eats there.
If you did NOT come to class, write a story now about your
favorite foreign restaurant and the restaurant you hate the most. Come get some
paper from me. This is 10% of your grade. IMPORTANT.
It is a quarter past 11: 11:15
I will skim first for the new words.
Notice:
pay attention or see, look at
I’m not in the mood: I don’t want to do it; I don’t feel like it
Glum:
sad; unhappy, depressed
Gossip:
talk about other people when they are not there
1. It was a dead giveaway: I knew your secret; it is easy to know
what is going on
2. Definitely: for sure; absolutely; 100%
Employee: worker
Employer: boss
Cut it out: stop doing that
Stand up for yourself: protect yourself
1. Ethics: what other people want you to do, law, rules
For example, you cannot steal or kill
2. Morality: the rules you make for yourself
3. Personality: character (traits)
4. Psychology: what is happening in your brain
Honest: true; the “h” is silent
Reliable: always do it
Loyal: never leave your husband or wife; we will say the dog is a
loyal animal
Fair: treat everyone the same; the teacher should try to be fair
to the students
Provide: give
Listening Practice
Could you please repeat that?
How do you spell ?
Cauliflower versus broccoli
This is semester two, 203 class. Last semester, this class did very well for grades. If you came to class every time, I am sure you got a high grade. Let’s look at the grading system again. It is a little different this semester:
Attendance
(20%): come to class. Every hour you do NOT come to class, I deduct (minus 1%).
If you miss a class, that is minus 2%. 18%.
Participation
(10%): be happy in class and write full sentences, etc. Talk with feeling.
Monotone is no good.
30%
just to come to class
Ideal: perfect; the best
Diet: the food we eat
Dairy product: from a cow, like
milk, butter, cheese plus eggs
1.
I went on a diet. (This means to lose weight.)
Poultry: meat from a bird, like chicken, turkey or duck
Cantaloupe: orange melon
Bell pepper
Broccoli: Green
Cauliflower: White
Avoid: stay away from;
don’t want…
Answer with a sentence to practice grammar. If they say “YES” with
a sentence, write down their name. If they answer “NO” with a sentence, do not
write.
She wants shredded cheese.
We buy food in a store. We order food in a restaurant.
Randomly: no purpose or reason
1.
Walnuts are healthier than peanuts.
2.
Peanuts are cheaper than walnuts.
3.
Ketchup is from a tomato.
4.
Macaroni is one kind of pasta.
She put some raisins and strawberries on
her oatmeal.
Carbohydrate: carbs
I am on
a low carb diet. I am avoiding beer and bread. No rice. Etc. No noodles. But,
you can eat lots of protein.
Excuse: reason for not doing something
Declining: to say “no,” to say you don’t
want it
It doesn’t agree with me: it makes me sick
or uncomfortable
Hindus in India can’t eat beef.
Jews and Muslims can’t eat pork.
Jew, Christian, Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim:
religions
A lot of Taiwanese people don’t eat beef
because their ancestors were farmers.
How do we order eggs in a restaurant?
Waiter: How do you like (want) your eggs?
Answer: I like (want) my eggs:
a.
Sunny-side up
b.
Over easy.
c.
Hard boiled. Cooked in water.
d.
Poached. Cooked in water, but no shell.
e.
Omelet style
f.
Scrambled.
I am an Atheist.
I am an Agnostic.
“P” is silent in raspberries.
I talk. You write down what I say.
Could you please repeat that?
How do you spell ?
Type: kind of
Cheddar Cheese
This
is semester two, 203 class. Last semester, this class did very well for grades.
If you came to class every time, I am sure you got a high grade. Let’s look at
the grading system again. It is a little different this semester:
Attendance
(20%): come to class. Every hour you do NOT come to class, I deduct (minus 1%).
If you miss a class, that is minus 2%. 18%.
Participation
(10%): be happy in class and write full sentences, etc. Talk with feeling.
Monotone is no good.
30%
just to come to class
Ideal: perfect; the best
Diet: the food we eat
Dairy product: from a cow, like
milk, butter, cheese plus eggs
1.
I went on a diet. (This means to lose weight.)
Poultry: meat from a bird, like chicken, turkey or duck
Cantaloupe: orange melon
Bell pepper
Broccoli: Green
Cauliflower: White
Avoid: stay away from;
don’t want…
Answer with a sentence to practice grammar. If they say “YES” with
a sentence, write down their name. If they answer “NO” with a sentence, do not
write.
She wants shredded cheese.
We buy food in a store. We order food in a restaurant.
Randomly: no purpose or reason
1.
Walnuts are healthier than peanuts.
2.
Peanuts are cheaper than walnuts.
3.
Ketchup is from a tomato.
4.
Macaroni is one kind of pasta.
She put some raisins and strawberries on
her oatmeal.
Carbohydrate: carbs
I am on
a low carb diet. I am avoiding beer and bread. No rice. Etc. No noodles. But,
you can eat lots of protein.
Excuse: reason for not doing something
Declining: to say “no,” to say you don’t
want it
It doesn’t agree with me: it makes me sick
or uncomfortable
Hindus in India can’t eat beef.
Jews and Muslims can’t eat pork.
Jew, Christian, Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim:
religions
A lot of Taiwanese people don’t eat beef
because their ancestors were farmers.
How do we order eggs in a restaurant?
Waiter: How do you like (want) your eggs?
Answer: I like (want) my eggs:
a.
Sunny-side up
b.
Over easy.
c.
Hard boiled. Cooked in water.
d.
Poached. Cooked in water, but no shell.
e.
Omelet style
f.
Scrambled.
I am an Atheist.
I am an Agnostic.
“P” is silent in raspberries.
I talk. You write down what I say.
Could you please repeat that?
How do you spell ?
Type: kind of
Cheddar Cheese
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Skim:
read quickly
I
will skim for new words first.
Packed:
a lot of people
I
wonder: I want to know
Grand
opening: the first day of business for a new company
Vegan:
don’t eat meat or dairy products (from a cow, like milk, butter, cheese, ice
cream and eggs)
Environment:
the world around us, trees, mountains, lakes, etc.
Consumption:
eat or drink
Extreme:
very hard or difficult
Mighty:
very
Cutting
down on: less and less
In
order to: because
Discuss:
talk about
Scale:
machine that tells you how heavy you are
Adopt:
get / try something new
Gain:
more
Lose:
less
Eating
junk food is not good for our liver or kidney
Organs
Male:
boy
Female:
girl
Could
you please repeat that?
How
do you spell ?
Bland:
no taste
Ingredients
Mutton:
sheep meat
Sandwich
Genre:
science fiction, comedy, cartoon, drama, etc.
Juice:
juicier
Sweeter
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