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Etiquette

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1. In Japan, bowingeatingholding handskissingstandingto cut in lineto keep your voice downto shake handsto take offto walk around barefoot Je ne sais pas , is customary when two people introduce themselves.

2. In the U.S.A, it's polite bowingeatingholding handskissingstandingto cut in lineto keep your voice downto shake handsto take offto walk around barefoot Je ne sais pas firmly when you are introduced to a business colleague.

3. In Korea, bowingeatingholding handskissingstandingto cut in lineto keep your voice downto shake handsto take offto walk around barefoot Je ne sais pas food on the subway is considered rude.

4. In many places of worship in Asia, it's polite bowingeatingholding handskissingstandingto cut in lineto keep your voice downto shake handsto take offto walk around barefoot Je ne sais pas your hat and shoes.

5. In India, it's customary bowingeatingholding handskissingstandingto cut in lineto keep your voice downto shake handsto take offto walk around barefoot Je ne sais pas with your friends as you walk together.

6. In Spain, bowingeatingholding handskissingstandingto cut in lineto keep your voice downto shake handsto take offto walk around barefoot Je ne sais pas very close to someone when you are talking is acceptable.

7. In Chile, people often say hello by bowingeatingholding handskissingstandingto cut in lineto keep your voice downto shake handsto take offto walk around barefoot Je ne sais pas each other on the cheek.

8. In Australia, bowingeatingholding handskissingstandingto cut in lineto keep your voice downto shake handsto take offto walk around barefoot Je ne sais pas is acceptable at beach resorts, but not in public buildings.

9. In Taiwan, having an argument in public is considered impolite. It's better bowingeatingholding handskissingstandingto cut in lineto keep your voice downto shake handsto take offto walk around barefoot Je ne sais pas.

10. In Great Britain, it's considered rude bowingeatingholding handskissingstandingto cut in lineto keep your voice downto shake handsto take offto walk around barefoot Je ne sais pas . You should always wait your turn.