非洲英語作文

『壹』 介紹非洲的英語作文

The remark "the only good news story is a bad news story" is sometimes quoted by cynical journalists. Positive stories don't make interesting news, they say. And in Africa it often seems it is only the wars, droughts and diseases which are reported. But Milton Nkosi, the BBC's bureau chief in Africa, who is travelling in South Africa and Tanzania, says that across the continent there are people working to improve their lives and their communities.

『貳』 寫一篇介紹非洲的英語作文 150詞 急

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『叄』 一篇關於 africa （ 非洲）的英語作文

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『肆』 英語作文 介紹南美或非洲的文化習俗

African meal etiquette

In many parts of Africa, food tables and chairs do not make knives and forks, not chopsticks, but the hand pilaf.

Dinner, everyone sitting around the circle, a lunch box and a food box in the middle. Each person holding down the left hand edge of box lunch or a dish with the right hand grasping his fingers in front of rice and vegetables, into the mouth. At this point, you will know what to do, or even hand-dip full grasp of rice, while the Africans themselves pilaf, dinner everybody moves cleanly. Dinner guests should be noted that, not to food scattered on the ground, which is the owner of the taboo. Meal complete, the elderly are not left, the younger generation want to sit to wait; the children left, it must salute to thank the parents; guests after eating a host should be such as to leave.

Many places in Africa, dinner with the strict etiquette, and even cattle and sheep chickens and cks to eat every part of who should have provided. Such as in Mali, chicken thigh length of men then ate the chicken breast meat, owned by older women, to eat;-headed people to eat chicken neck, stomach and liver; chicken's head, claws and wings from the children eating. Another example in Botswana, a large banquet in the public, guests, and a man to eat beef, married women to eat chop suey, the two separate cooking, separate meals, not confusion. With the township into the vulgar, to be suitable to understand.
非洲人吃飯的禮儀

在非洲很多地方，吃飯不用桌椅，也不使刀叉，更不用筷子，而是用手抓飯。

吃飯時，大家圍坐一圈，一個飯盒和一個菜盒放在中間。每個人用左手按住飯盒或菜盒的邊沿，用右手的手指抓自己面前的飯和菜，送入口中。此時，你會無所適從，甚至抓得滿手沾飯，而非洲人自己抓飯、吃飯時個個動作干凈利落。客人吃飯時應注意的是，切勿將飯菜撒在地上，這是主人所忌諱的。飯畢，長者未離席時，晚輩要靜坐等候；子女離席時，須向父母行禮致謝；客人則應等主人吃完後一道離開。

在非洲的不少地方，吃飯時有著嚴格的禮儀，甚至連牛羊雞鴨的每個部位歸誰吃都有規定。如在馬里，雞大腿當年長的男人吃，雞胸脯肉歸年長婦女吃；當家的人吃雞脖、胃和肝；雞的頭、爪和翅膀由孩子們分食。又如在波札那，在公眾大型宴會上，賓客和男人吃牛肉，已婚的婦女吃雜碎，兩者分開煮，分開食，不得混淆。隨鄉入俗，須了解為宜。

『伍』 非洲介紹（英文）

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非洲介紹
Africa's introction

『陸』 求一篇介紹非洲風情的英語作文。。急- -

The remark "the only good news story is a bad news story" is sometimes quoted by cynical journalists. Positive stories don't make interesting news, they say. And in Africa it often seems it is only the wars, droughts and diseases which are reported. But Milton Nkosi, the BBC's bureau chief in Africa, who is travelling in South Africa and Tanzania, says that across the continent there are people working to improve their lives and their communities.

In Mivinjeni Primary school in Dar es Salaam I met the head teacher Mr. Alex Roberts, a quiet, unassuming man who is in the thick of his country's ecation challenges. Mivinjeni primary has no windows and the Indian Ocean breeze gently blows through the Swahili grammar class.

The playground is a typical sub-Saharan dirt field. There is no school bell, but a young boy picks up a stone and bangs it against an old truck wheel rim, to call his fellow pupils to assembly. In his school Mr. Roberts has two and half thousand pupils with only 50 teachers. This means that on average there are about sixty learners for each teacher and classroom. However this does not make Alex Roberts despair, instead it inspires him to struggle on until all the pupils move onto High school.

Even I, as an African who grew up in Soweto, was left with a lump in my throat, after seeing the tiny curious faces of the learners facing their future with such an incredible sense of hope and determination. They were packed in groups of 4s and 5s at desks that would normally sit just three. This told me one thing -- that Africans are not waiting for the outside world to save them from oblivion. They wake up every morning to work for their families and their future.

But Africans also wonder what image the outside world has of them. Perhaps through the mass media, people in the West imagine Africans folding their arms and waiting for outsiders to come and assist?

All too often they are denied the full picture. While they may appreciate that some African leaders have made the lives of their peoples so much worse, they're rarely told how so many African people are working to make lives better. It's been my experience from covering wars and humanitarian crises around Africa that the television sequences are almost always the same: first you see the flies around a sickly or starving baby's face and soon after that, a beautiful blond lady will come on to the screen to explain what is really happening in the refugee camps. I've seen it in Darfur, Angola, Sierra Leone, Congo, Zimbabwe. But the truth is that often local NGOs and church organisations were already on the ground helping and making a huge difference. But when the big guns arrive from Oxfam, Save The Children, Care International, WFP, WHO, with their vast resources, they get all the attention.

Just a few days ago I came across Robert Setshedi, a young pharmacist working in the rural Eastern Cape province of South Africa. His job is just to dispense ARV drugs from the local Empilisweni hospital. But many of his patients cannot even afford the bus fare to get there. So Robert drives up and down the rolling hills and the valleys of the Eastern Cape in his own car, using his own petrol, and visits his patients. He uses his own mobile phone to remind those who're HIV positive when they should take the cocktail of drugs required to suppress the deadly virus. The hospital can't afford to give Robert a computer, so he uses his own lap-top to collect all his patients' data.

There is so much more to Africa than wars, coups, dictators, death and destruction!

『柒』 用英語介紹一下非洲

Africa is "Ah-Yurika Island (Africa)" the short title. Greek "Ah-Yurika" is the meaning of the sun hot. Trans-equatorial Africa, Central Africa, 3 / 4 of the land by the sun's vertical irradiation, the average temperature above 20 degrees Celsius in the tropical Island 95% of the total, of which more than half of the hot areas throughout the year, it referred to as "Ah-Yurika."
Island of Interpretation: Greek word for "sun hot."

『捌』 非洲的英文介紹

非洲的英文介紹：

Africa is located in the western part of the Eastern Hemisphere, south of Europe, west of Asia, east of the Indian Ocean, west of the Atlantic Ocean, north and south of the equator.

It covers an area of about 30.2 million square kilometers, accounting for 20.4% of the total land area of the world. It is the second largest continent in the world and also the second largest continent in population.

非洲全稱阿非利加洲，位於東半球西部，歐洲以南，亞洲之西，東瀕印度洋，西臨大西洋，縱跨赤道南北，面積大約為3020萬平方公里，佔全球總陸地面積的20.4%，是世界第二大洲，同時也是人口第二大洲。

Africa is famous for its wide variety and abundance of wildlife, with more large ungulated mammals and freshwater fish than any other continent.

There are about 3000 species of fish, 238 species of amphibians, 58 species of reptiles, 589 species of birds and 1100 species of mammals.

非洲以野生動物品種及數量繁多而聞名，大型有蹄類哺乳動物和淡水魚比其他各洲都多。 魚類約有3000個物種，兩棲動物有約238種，爬行動物有58種，鳥類有589種，哺乳動物有1100種。

Africa is known as the "tropical continent". Its climate is characterized by high temperature, less rain and dryness.

The distribution of climate zones is symmetrical in North and south. The equator runs across the center, and the climate generally decreases from the equator with the increase of latitude.

非洲有「熱帶大陸」之稱，其氣候特點是高溫、少雨、乾燥，氣候帶分布呈南北對稱狀。赤道橫貫中央，氣候一般從赤道隨緯度增加而降低。

About 95% of the total area of the continent is in the region with an average annual temperature above 20 C. More than half of the regions are hot all the year round, and nearly half of the regions have hot warm and cool seasons.

The average annual temperature in Dalol, northeastern Ethiopia, is 34.5 degrees Celsius, one of the highest in the world.

全洲年平均氣溫在20℃以上的地帶約佔全洲面積95%，其中一半以上的地區終年炎熱，有將近一半的地區有著炎熱的暖季和溫暖的涼季。衣索比亞東北部的達洛爾年平均氣溫為34.5℃，是世界年平均氣溫最高的地方之一。

(8)非洲英語作文擴展閱讀

1、非洲文明

非洲是人類進化史上從古猿到森林古猿、拉瑪古猿、「完全形成的人」—能人、直立人、智人、直到現代人都存在過的大陸。人類學家在非洲發現了最早的「完全形成的人」的化石。這些發現使包括進化論奠基人達爾文在內的人類學家得出了非洲是人類誕生地的猜想。

2、非洲飲食

在非洲很多地方，吃飯不使刀叉，更不用筷子，而是用手抓飯。吃飯時，大家圍著桌子坐一圈，一個飯盒和一個菜盒放在中間。每個人用左手按住飯盒或菜盒的邊沿，用右手的手指抓自己面前的飯和菜，送入口中。客人吃飯時應注意的是，切勿將飯菜撒在地上，這是主人所忌諱的。

長者未離席時，晚輩要靜坐等候；子女離席時，須向父母行禮致謝；客人則應等主人吃完後一道離開。總體說來，非洲飲食文化比較單一，主要是肉食和玉米、麵粉之類。

『玖』 對非洲的印象 英語作文

The remark "the only good news story is a bad news story" is sometimes quoted by cynical journalists. Positive stories don't make interesting news, they say. And in Africa it often seems it is only the wars, droughts and diseases which are reported. But Milton Nkosi, the BBC's bureau chief in Africa, who is travelling in South Africa and Tanzania, says that across the continent there are people working to improve their lives and their communities

『拾』 非洲飢荒的英語作文

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