Conversación en ingles

L: Hi,maría katia.
MK: Hi Lisett how are you?
L: I’m stressed and happy. How about you?
MK: I’m fine. But why do you feel so?
L: because my boss wantsto travel to Japan to promote the products of the company.
I have a meeting in Osaka the next week
MK: Wow, that’s great!
L: Yes, but I’m very nervousbecause I know a little traditions. I’m kind of worried about making mistakes.
MK: Don’t worry. Everything is going to be fine. I can help you. I havelived in Japan for 4 years.
I have studied in Tokyo University.
L: Really? That’s great! I have a lot of questions.
MK: I’ll explain everything. Ask meanything that you want to know.
L: ok.
Can I shake hands when I meet someone?
MK: Yes, It’s customary to bow when you meet someone for first time in Japan,but in business, people also shake hands.
L: Is it ok if I exchange business cards?
MK: Yes, exchanging business cards is usual in Japan.
But,remember: When you give a business card, give it with two hands. This is polite.
L: Can I contradict an older person in Japan?
MK: No, it’s disrespectful tocontradict an older person in Japan. Older people is considered wise in Japan.
L: Can I contradict an older person in Japan?
MK: No, it’s disrespectful tocontradict an older person in Japan. An older person is considered wise in Japan. Japanese culture pays great respect for the elderly and the familyancestors.
L: I hope to remember every thing.
MK: Don’t worry! You will do fine.
L: I’ll call you when I return from Japan.
MK: Ok, I’ll wait your call. See you