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🫠communicates interest, authenticity, and a willingness to engage.

❗However, in some cultures maintaining eye contact throughout a conversation may be considered as impolite

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In the Netherlands  and Switzerland, usually three kisses are exchanged.

In Sweden and Germany, hugs are preferred to kisses.

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Shaking hands when we meet a person for first time...

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Shaking hands when we meet a person for first time...

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Greece

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we touch our hands with my students when they try to do something 

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we touch our hands with my students when they try to do something 

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Hello! Waving with your hand to a taxi geature

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In our country We kiss with relatives.Young give their seat to older ones and children on buses,underground.not to speak with louder voice.

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'That's perfect

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Turkey.Kissing relatives and friends.

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Speak to adults using the plural. Offer a seat to an adult.

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Being on time is very important for Polish people. Arriving late is considered bad manners and poor etiquette.

To address Poles properly you need to use “Pan” for men and “Pani” for women together with their surname. It is not customary to call people by their first name until they are good friends. Greeting can be done by shaking everyone's hand individually while looking at their face and smiling.
If you enter someone's home it is customary to take off you shoes and be aware that Poles generally don't like it when you ask for a tour around the house.

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kissing relatives and friend

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In Portugal, it is generally considered rude to yawn in public, burp and laugh really loud! In certain circles, being late is not on either. Staring is also rude, and one should not address a stranger or, for example, a teacher, especially an adult using the informal pronoun "tu".

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Kissing friends, relatives and people we know well on both cheeks is the norm.

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Webinar: Competences for Intercultural Dialogue

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Webinar: Competences for Intercultural Dialogue

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As part of a series of eTwinning Live Events organized by the Pedagogical Team of the European Network of eTwinning Ambassadors, Najoua Slatnia and Natalia Tzitzi focus on empathy and tolerance as basic competences towards effective intercultural dialogue and share ideas for collaborative tasks that aim at nurturing empathetic behaviors in class and on the TwinSpace.
https://live.etwinning.net/events/event/53826