write a paragraph about the rules in your country by Mihriban Hilal ŞAHAN

Haitbayew Umrbek.

2024-02-01 07:53:17 UTC

1)You should to say thank you when someone did something good to you. You should to say sorry when you did something bad to someone. You should say "please" when you ask someone to do for you or ask something what you need, after asking question you should say please. Also you shoul to say " please " after when someone thanked you.

2)It depends for you. No one will ask to you what you should bring if you don't take anything before coming. However, in our country if you invite someone, that invited person takes a present for children(chocolate, toys, clothes) if there aren't any children in your house, they will take a present for your all family( portrait of your whole family, cake 🎂, some sweets etc...)

3)You should always say hello first if you are younger than others. You should give up your sit on the bus if other person is older than you and etc...(like here in Istanbul)

You shouldn't interrupt the conversation when elders are talking with each other.

You should be respectful everywhere and to everyone.

2024-02-01 07:53:25 UTC

If someone does you a favor, or helps you, or does something for you, you say thank you. if you ask someone for something, if you ask for help, you say please. if you do something to upset someone, if you make a mistake, if you are in a negative situation, you apologize. I think when you are invited to a dinner, you should take dessert with you. You should not do illegal things that will disturb the peace in our country. You should respect everyone, you should work.

Feyzullah Polat

Sudenur cevizoğlu

sudenurcevizoglu — 2024-02-01 07:55:18 UTC

Social Etiquette Rules in Turkey:

Social etiquette in Turkey emphasizes respect, kindness, and hospitality. Greetings such as "Hello" and "Goodbye" are common. Hospitality is valued, usually expressed with tea or coffee treats. It is very important to respect the elderly. etiquette includes being considerate, avoiding noise, and keeping areas clean. It is important to respect personal boundaries and religions.

Sinan İstanköy

2024-02-01 08:01:13 UTC

In my country, valets and waiters are tipped. When you ask someone for something, you should say please. If someone has done something good for you, you say thank you. If you have done something to offend someone, you apologize. You can take gifts or a dessert to your host for dinner, it's good after dinner. You have to be careful when taking a taxi, you have the possibility of being scammed, otherwise you can visit touristic historical places.

Alp Menzilci

alpmenzilci14 — 2024-02-01 08:04:17 UTC

You should give a tip to the person who brings your orders anywhere such as a waiter at a restaurant. You should say thank you to someone who helps you . If you are wrong, you should say sorry. If you see someone working, you should say good luck or take it easy.

You should buy a present for children or you should buy or make some dessert. You shouldn't get into an argument at the traffic or anywhere. You should learn some Turkish words because not everyone can speak English. If you are alone, you shouldn't take a taxi because some taxi drivers try to scam you. you should make friends. You shouldn't trust everyone.

Mariam

2024-02-01 08:08:54 UTC

1)In my country we say ’thank you’ to the person who did to you a good things that you won’t done by your own . if you disrespect someone you must say ‘sorry’ . If you need help from someone you have to say ‘please’ as a respect.

2)If you are invited a dinner , if you want you can bring gift and if you don’t wanted it depends on you, but if you are bring a gift we usually bring culture food and culture clothes.

3) if you’re in my country you need to be careful when you are going outside for security issues and also you should respect old people