1. Example of Ethnosentric Judgemen

1. Example of Ethnosentric Judgements

There are many, many examples of such differences in meanings that make life experience so unique for all the human groups around the world. For example, English has tenses built into our verb forms, so we automatically think in terms of time (being "punctual," "time is money," "make the time," etc).
But Algonquian Indian languages do not have tenses (not that they cannot express time if they wish), but rather have "animate" and "inanimate" verb forms, so they automatically think in terms of whether things around them have a life essence or not. So when Chippewa Indians do not show up for a medical appointment, Anglo health care workers may explain this as being "present oriented," since we normally cannot think except in terms of time frames. But this is the essence of ethnocentrism, since we may be imposing a time frame where none exists.

2. Example of Rules of Speaking

For example, the "gh" in the word "cough" creates an "f" sound in that particular word, whereas the same two letters remain silent in the word "although" .

3. Example of “SMALL TALK”
Small Talk - Two Example Dialogs
In this conversation, we initiated the conversation and talked about the other person. However, sometimes you will not have anything to talk about. In order to keep the conversation alive, you should think about topics such as the weather.
One: "Hi Mary."
Two: "Oh, hi."
One: "How are you doing?"
Two: "I'm doing alright. How about you?"
One: "Not too bad. The weather is great isn't it?"
Two: "Yes. It's absolutely beautiful today."
One: "I wish it was like this more frequently."
Two: "Me too."
One: "So where are you going now?"
Two: "I'm going to meet a friend of mine at the department store."
One: "Going to do a little shopping?"
Two: "Yeah, I have to buy some presents for my parents."
One: "What's the occasion?"
Two: "It's their anniversary."
One: "That's great. Well, you better get going. You don't want to be late."
Two: "I'll see you next time."
One: "Sure. Bye."

1. Example of Ethnosentric Judgements

There are many, many examples of such differences in meanings that make life experience so unique for all the human groups around the world. For example, English has tenses built into our verb forms, so we automatically think in terms of time (being "punctual," "time is money," "make the time," etc). 
But Algonquian Indian languages do not have tenses (not that they cannot express time if they wish), but rather have "animate" and "inanimate" verb forms, so they automatically think in terms of whether things around them have a life essence or not. So when Chippewa Indians do not show up for a medical appointment, Anglo health care workers may explain this as being "present oriented," since we normally cannot think except in terms of time frames. But this is the essence of ethnocentrism, since we may be imposing a time frame where none exists.

2. Example of Rules of Speaking

For example, the "gh" in the word "cough" creates an "f" sound in that particular word, whereas the same two letters remain silent in the word "although" .

3. Example of “SMALL TALK”
Small Talk - Two Example Dialogs
In this conversation, we initiated the conversation and talked about the other person. However, sometimes you will not have anything to talk about. In order to keep the conversation alive, you should think about topics such as the weather.
One: "Hi Mary."
Two: "Oh, hi."
One: "How are you doing?"
Two: "I'm doing alright. How about you?"
One: "Not too bad. The weather is great isn't it?"
Two: "Yes. It's absolutely beautiful today."
One: "I wish it was like this more frequently."
Two: "Me too."
One: "So where are you going now?"
Two: "I'm going to meet a friend of mine at the department store."
One: "Going to do a little shopping?"
Two: "Yeah, I have to buy some presents for my parents."
One: "What's the occasion?"
Two: "It's their anniversary."
One: "That's great. Well, you better get going. You don't want to be late."
Two: "I'll see you next time."
One: "Sure. Bye."

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1. contoh penilaian EthnosentricAda banyak, banyak contoh dari perbedaan tersebut dalam arti yang membuat pengalaman hidup begitu unik untuk semua kelompok manusia di seluruh dunia. Sebagai contoh, bahasa Inggris telah tenses dibangun ke dalam bentuk kata kerja kami, jadi kita secara otomatis berpikir dalam kerangka waktu (menjadi "tepat waktu", "waktu adalah uang," "membuat waktu," dll). Tapi Algonquian bahasa India tidak memiliki tenses (bukan bahwa mereka tidak dapat mengungkapkan waktu jika mereka ingin), tetapi sebaliknya memiliki bentuk kata kerja "bernyawa" dan "mati", sehingga mereka secara otomatis berpikir dalam hal apakah hal-hal di sekitar mereka memiliki intisari kehidupan atau tidak. Jadi ketika Chippewa India tidak muncul untuk janji medis, Anglo pekerja perawatan kesehatan mungkin menjelaskan ini sebagai "sekarang berorientasi," karena kita biasanya tidak bisa memikirkan kecuali dalam hal kerangka waktu. Tapi ini adalah inti dari ethnocentrism, karena kita mungkin memaksakan jangka waktu di mana tidak ada.2. contoh aturan berbicaraMisalnya, "gh" Firman "batuk" menciptakan "f" suara dalam Firman tertentu, sedangkan dua huruf yang sama tetap diam di kata "walaupun".3. contoh "Kecil bicara"Percakapan kecil - dua contoh dialogDalam percakapan ini, kami memulai percakapan dan berbicara tentang orang lain. Namun, kadang-kadang Anda tidak akan memiliki apa-apa untuk dibicarakan. Untuk menjaga percakapan hidup, Anda harus berpikir tentang topik-topik seperti cuaca.Satu: "Hai Maria."Dua: "Oh, Hai."Satu: "bagaimana Anda lakukan?"Dua: "Aku melakukan alright. Bagaimana dengan Anda?"Satu: "Tidak terlalu buruk. Cuaca besar bukan?"Dua: "ya. Hal ini benar-benar indah hari."Satu: "Saya berharap itu seperti ini lebih sering."Dua: "saya terlalu."Satu: "jadi mana Anda akan sekarang?"Dua: "saya akan bertemu dengan teman saya di department store."Satu: "akan untuk melakukan sedikit belanja?"Dua: "Ya, saya harus membeli beberapa hadiah untuk orangtua saya."Satu: "apa itu kesempatan?"Dua: "itu adalah ulang tahun mereka."Satu: "itu besar. Yah, Anda lebih baik pergi. Anda tidak ingin terlambat."Dua: "Aku akan melihat Anda waktu berikutnya."Satu: "Pasti. Bye."

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