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Sean: I will usually move the dogs out to the backyard unless they have already met the person before and then slowly introduce them otherwise they get jumped up on to them.

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Sean: I will usually move the dogs out to the backyard unless they have already met the person before and then slowly introduce them otherwise they get jumped up on to them.

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Generally with a warm greeting, Often sharing food and showing them we care, as these people are normally friends or family.

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offering them something to eat and drink once they are inside

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offering them something to eat and drink once they are inside

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A warm welcome and a cup of coffee or tea

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In our home we like to let guests know to treat it as their own

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In our home we like to let guests know to treat it as their own

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Byron: I like to greet people as soon as I know people are coming (e.g. In the driveway, outside if I spot them. I like to take the cue of my visitors on whether a handshake, kiss is expected. I like to see my visitors out as well. Like to ensure a safe, welcoming environment.

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Byron: I like to greet people as soon as I know people are coming (e.g. In the driveway, outside if I spot them. I like to take the cue of my visitors on whether a handshake, kiss is expected. I like to see my visitors out as well. Like to ensure a safe, welcoming environment.

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Larissa: saying hello, asking how their day has been

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Larissa: saying hello, asking how their day has been

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It depends entirely on the person and the context of the visit and whom i am welcoming. When welcoming a familiar visitors into my home such as family and friends, we greet them with a warm hello at the door and offer for them to come inside. But an unfamiliar visitor would be a different scenario all together.

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Visitors are often welcomed into my home with an offer of a cup of tea. Due to my location I don't get many surprise strangers visiting the home, so most of the time it's friends or family. An elderly relative would be greeted with a kiss on the cheeck, where as younger cousins/family would get a hug and hello. Shoes are also left at the door in most cases

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When welcoming familiar visitors into our home, we greet them with a warm hello and offer for them to come inside. For unfamiliar visitors, we greet them with a warm hello but they are not then invited inside. We also like to send our visitors off with a wave goodbye from the front door when they are leaving

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When welcoming a guest into the home, usually a hug or hello is exchanged. I am Jewish so our custom is that when you enter a room or doorway you reach for the little scroll in a case on the doorpost and kiss it before proceeding into the house or room. 

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When welcoming a guest into the home, usually a hug or hello is exchanged. I am Jewish so our custom is that when you enter a room or doorway you reach for the little scroll in a case on the doorpost and kiss it before proceeding into the house or room. 

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If the visitor is a friend or close family member I would typically greet them with warm hellos and a hug. For aunties or elders it's usually accompanied by a kiss on the cheek and immediate offering to make tea or coffee.

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For family and friends entering our home, we greet them with a "Hello", kiss, and hug. For strangers or people we do not know well, a handshake is appropriate.

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Depends entirely on the person and the context. Friends and family I tend to welcome them with a beer :)

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I welcome people into my home by saying hello and giving a kiss on the cheek or a hug. I am Macedonian so if its someone from my family we generally give two kisses, on on each cheek.

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Generally, I welcome people into my home by saying hello, often followed by a handshake or a hug.
In Vietnamese culture, my style of greeting would change depending on their age (relative to mine, or my parents') and gender. For example, I would say, Chú Van - "Uncle" Van, if the person Van was younger than my father's age.