Lesson from the Shenzhen Daily:
http://szdaily.sznews.com/html/2012-09/10/content_2197916.htm
Practice the conversation; study the vocabulary; then discuss the questions with a friend in English.
Questions:
1. Do you have doctor jokes in your language? If so, try to tell one in English. If not, try to tell one from this conversation in YOUR language.
2. These jokes depend on double meanings, or "puns." Do you have these in your language? How are they used?
3. What kind of jokes are told in your language? How are they similar to these jokes? How are they different?
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