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    This document lists various customs from different countries around the world related to etiquette, manners, and social norms. Some examples given include not pointing with the foot, arriving early to someone's home, using both hands to pass something to an elder, eating with the left hand, eating while walking, touching someone on the head, saying a phrase before eating, making noise while drinking soup, public displays of affection, and addressing teachers. The document also mentions customs related to dressing appropriately, staying as a guest, gift giving, taking photographs, eating out, visiting people at home or in the hospital, smoking, and greeting people.

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    This document lists various customs from different countries around the world related to etiquette, manners, and social norms. Some examples given include not pointing with the foot, arriving early to someone's home, using both hands to pass something to an elder, eating with the left hand, eating while walking, touching someone on the head, saying a phrase before eating, making noise while drinking soup, public displays of affection, and addressing teachers. The document also mentions customs related to dressing appropriately, staying as a guest, gift giving, taking photographs, eating out, visiting people at home or in the hospital, smoking, and greeting people.

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    Indonesia Canada An The U.S. Korea Muslim Countries Samoa Thailand Japan Asia China England

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    Casuarina Niraimathi
    This document lists various customs from different countries around the world related to etiquette, manners, and social norms. Some examples given include not pointing with the foot, arriving early to someone's home, using both hands to pass something to an elder, eating with the left hand, eating while walking, touching someone on the head, saying a phrase before eating, making noise while drinking soup, public displays of affection, and addressing teachers. The document also mentions customs related to dressing appropriately, staying as a guest, gift giving, taking photographs, eating out, visiting people at home or in the hospital, smoking, and greeting people.

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    DIFFERENT CUSTOMS

    Indonesia Canada an
    the U.S.
    Korea Muslim
    countries
    Samoa Thailand Japan Asia China England
    Never
    point to
    anything
    with your
    foot.
    Dont arrive
    early if youre
    invited to
    someones
    home.
    Dont pass
    something
    to an older
    person or
    superior
    with only
    one hand.
    Dont eat
    with your
    left hand.
    Dont
    eat
    when
    youre
    walking
    in public.
    Never
    touch
    anyone
    except a
    child on
    the head.
    Say
    Itadakim
    asu
    before
    eating or
    drinking.
    !eople
    make
    noise
    when
    they drink
    soup
    !eople
    dont hold
    hands
    and kiss
    in public.
    Students
    dont call
    the
    teacher
    by his"her
    first
    name.
    DIFFERENT CUSTOMS
    Indonesia Canada an
    the U.S.
    Korea Muslim
    countries
    Samoa Thailand Japan Asia China England
    Never
    point to
    anything
    with your
    foot.
    Dont arrive
    early if youre
    invited to
    someones
    home.
    Dont pass
    something
    to an older
    person or
    superior
    with only
    one hand.
    Dont eat
    with your
    left hand.
    Dont
    eat
    when
    youre
    walking
    in public.
    Never
    touch
    anyone
    except a
    child on
    the head.
    Say
    Itadakim
    asu
    before
    eating or
    drinking.
    !eople
    make
    noise
    when
    they drink
    soup
    !eople
    dont hold
    hands
    and kiss
    in public.
    Students
    dont call
    the
    teacher
    by his"her
    first
    name.
    -dressing appropriately
    -staying as a houguest
    - giving and reveiving gifts
    -taking photographs
    -eating out
    - visiting people #at home$ at
    the hospital ...%
    -smoking
    - greeting people

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