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1. Receive things with two hands

2. When greeting adults, bow 90 degrees to greet adults.

3. Keep your time commitments

4. Waiting for an adult to eat

5. Do not point at someone with your index finger

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The soles of one's feet should never be pointed at another person, towards a temple or towards a deity. Sit in a way that avoids this. The top of the head is considered to be the most important part of the human body. To touch someone on the top of their head is considered rude and insensitive.

reach down and touch the ground or the elder's feet as a sign of respect. It is advisable to address people by their title (Mr, Mrs, etc.)

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Don't wear shoes inside a temple. ...

Don't drink anything that's not from a sealed bottle. ...

Don't eat with your left hand.

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Indians prefer to keep eye contact minimal or avert their eyes from the opposite gender rather than sustaining eye contact. Some women may avoid eye contact altogether. Direct eye contact is generally appropriate so long as you divert your gaze every so often.

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Treat the guest as god

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Indians generally place a high value on harmony and unity with others, keeping a strong nexus with their community and relatives. A unified and interdependent community or family provides a support system that an individual can rely on daily. Community groups are often informed by one's jati.

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Another non-Western habit is that pointing with your fingers is considered rude. Most Indian people use their fingers only to point to animals or inferior classes. Instead, use a head nodding gesture or your entire hand when pointing to a person. Feet are another body part that has significant meaning in India.

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1) Do not smoke around people
2) Do not spit on the ground
3)

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1As in many Asian cultures, the concept of face plays a large role. Being confrontational, losing your temper, or showing strong negative emotions in public are all considered very negative in Thai culture.
2Not only will you lose face and look bad, you will also find that this sort of behavior is not productive in accomplishing what you want to accomplish. Avoid doing anything that may cause you or your Thai friends to lose face.
3A person’s social status also determines how they should be greeted.
4It is not common to touch someone’s hand when greeting them. The typical Thai greeting is called the Wai, and involves pressing your palms together and bowing your head slightly. Typically, the person of lower status offers the Wai. Thais of very high social status, such as monks, are not expected to return the Wai.
5It is considered rude to lie. Even white lies, which are generally more acceptable in Western culture, are taboo. If someone says something to you that seems a bit too direct, don’t take offense—just understand that honesty is the cultural norm in Thailand.
6There are also important customs and etiquette surrounding the feet. They are considered to be the lowest and least clean part of the body. You should never show someone the bottoms of your feet, point with your feet, or have your feet higher than the level of someone else’s head.

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1. It is disrespectful to smoke around an elderly person.

2. When greeting a group of people, the oldest person should be greeted first.

3. Gifts are given and received with both hands as a sign of respect.

4. We don't drink alcohol because of religious reasons.

5. Shoes should be removed before entering a person’s home.

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1. Show good etiquettes
2. Wait for elders to sit down then start to eat
3. Use right hand to eat
4.Say Salaam aleykum to edler

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1.Show respect by greeting them first
2.Say Salaam Aleykum to the elder
3. D ont Fitnah your elders
4. bow to them on their hand
5. hold their hand and put it to ur head
6. Care for the youngers and the elders

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Jimin-South Korea manners                                                        

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Jimin-South Korea manners                                                        

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1. Give or receive things with two hands
2. When greeting adults, bow 90 degrees to greet adults
3. You can eat when a adult eat after taking one bite
4. Do not point at someone with you index finger
5. If there is an adult you need to greet first to the adult

Im not trying to copy Sena's sorry

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(Note to Indians-Main left hand se khaataa hu jab wo allowed hi nahi hai...😂 )

We have rules in India which are considered polite.

First up, the government of India is trying to stop the Religion , Culture , Tradition conflicts/riots as it is a very big problem between Muslim Indians and Hindu Indians , so the honorable Sri Narendra Modi, the prime minister of India decided that anyone who starts up a riot/conflict about any of the 3 things I mentioned before , they either get a punishment of a hefty fine of  rupees 1 000 000 (we say it as one lakh which is equal to 100 000) or become a prisoner for a year.

Second up , we cannot eat with our left hand as , erm.. , we do our toilet stuffs with that hand.

Third up, we cannot sleep near the heads of the elders , the reason is in a Hindu story.

Fourth up, we cannot point the elders with our fingers as it makes them feel inferior to us.

NAMASTE! THANK YOU! SHUKRIYA! DHANYAVAD!