Inmanypartsoftheworlditisquitenormaltoshowopenlyextremesofenthusiasm,emotion,passion,etc.,oftenaccompaniedbyappropriategestures,whileEnglishmentendtodisplaytheirfeelingsfarless.Thisisreflectedintheiruseoflanguage.Imagineamancommentingonthegreatbeautyofayounggirl.Whereasamanofmoreemotionaltemperamentmightdescribeheras“anexquisitejewel”,“divine”,“precious”,theEnglishmanwillflatlystate“Um,she’sallright.”AnEnglishmanwhohasseenahighlysuccessfulandenjoyablefilmrecommendsittoafriendbycommenting,“It’snotbad,youknow.”oronseeingabreathtakinglandscapehemightconveyhispleasurebysaying,“Nice,yes,verynice.”