🗊 Good manners lera Osadchuk and Tania Grigor

Good manners lera Osadchuk and Tania Grigor

Each country has its own idea about good manners. Every day we meet different people and communicate with them, get new experience and communication skills. Any communication starts with the greeting. Each country has its own idea about good manners. Every day we meet different people and communicate with them, get new experience and communication skills. Any communication starts with the greeting.

Greeting In different countries people greet each other in different ways. The Russians, Europeans, Americans shake hands. In Japan you should bow . The tradition of bowing to come from the depth of centuries. In France in the informal atmosphere of even unfamiliar people kiss each other . Lapp are rubbing against each other's noses. Arab people crossed his arms on his chest. Tibetans take off the hat of the right hand and left hand lay behind his ear, and stick out his tongue. Latin Americans embrace each other . In each country - its traditions, its own way of conversation, wishes of prosperity and rules of politeness. It is clear that there is not universal, general rule for all nations, but a single common rule is that you should be polite.

Clothes People in different countries dress up in different ways. Thanks to the variety and individual preferences in clothes all people look unique. There is not any general rules on choice of clothes, but the clothes should always be appropriate for a site that you visit. Going to the theater men should dress suits and women should dress evening dresses. In Muslim countries Women shouldn’t reveal their body. In North-Karolinska Mobile women aren’t allowed wear shoes with heels higher than 3.8 cm. In Alabama there are restrictions on the wearing of jeans.

Food and drinks In many Asian cultures, it is acceptable to smack lips during the meal. In America you should eat your hamburger as fast as possible. In Chine your host will keep refilling your dish unless you lay your chopsticks across. In Japan, the chopsticks is not accepted vertically stuck into your plate with rice. In Georgia, during the traditional feast is considered disrespectful to drink wine, slowly sipping a drink from the glass - only one gulp and to the bottom after each toast. If you come to the middle East or in India you must not eat with your left hand.

If you are China, it will never turn the fish on the plate back. If you are China, it will never turn the fish on the plate back. In Italy you should not order cappuccino in three hours to or after dinner. Recommend you avoid a knife and fork to eat Mexican tacos. In France should not eat bread as a snack. It is recommended to eat as a supplement to the main dish or with cheese, which is served in the end of the meal. In Chile never eat with hands.