What are some examples of 'social etiquette' in your culture?
I'll share with you an example from my culture.
I am Maori, and it is considered offensive to sit down on a table or any surface which may serve food and drink, as your bum is an 'unclean' region, so no contact is to be made.
What are your examples? I'm curious to know...
Ah, I forgot to say...
It applies wherever we go, regardless of if we're in the kitchen, in an office, a classroom etc. As my father would say (quite bluntly might I add), 'you don't eat out of your ****'. But hey, I know that doesn't always apply in every culture! Just be aware of this one if you are in NZ, and you know other Maori. (as a word of precaution :)
Search from various English teachers...
Answers · 6
0
chinese etiquette...umm...what you said also suit for china...
when the first time meeting , you'd better say"nin hao"(您好)...and "nice to meet you"...when the time to say goodbye ,you'd better say "I'm looking forward to meet you again"~~~
0
Hello my friend. My Culture is very relaxed about table manners. But, there are some special things you have to take on mind:
a. When you know someone, you should look at his or her eyes, because it means respect.
b. You should better avoid addressing him o her with familiarly accent because it may mean lack of respect, (but no necessarily).
c. You should better shake his or her hand with determination.
d. It's costumary if you meet a man, he is going to kiss your chees. BUT among men we only shake our hands. no kisses
that's all
regards
Still haven’t found your answers?
Write down your questions and let the native speakers help you!
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to learn a language from the comfort of your own home. Browse our selection of experienced language tutors and enroll in your first lesson now!
Start Learning Today
