What Is The Rudest Behavior In Your Culture? | Culture Beats
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- We asked people: What is the rudest behavior in your culture? Let's see what's the rudest behavior in other countries. Let us know in the comments below. More cultural differences ► goo.gl/zDdgqF
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Planning a trip abroad? You should know these rules about some countries.
Don't tip in Japan ►
Service at restaurants and hotels will likely be exceptional in Japan, but tipping isn't done; and it could be seen as degrading.
Don't smile at strangers in Russia ►
They'll see it as an intimate gesture, indicating a genuine affinity toward another person. If you don't know them, they might consider you insincere.
Don't use your left hand in India ►
The left hand is thought of as unclean in Indian culture, so always use your right hand to greet someone, exchange money, or pick up merchandise.
Don't eat everything on your plate in China ►
That shows your host didn't provide enough food or a filling meal. Along with leaving a little, it's fine to burp after eating, as a compliment to the chef.
Don't honk in Norway ►
It's only used in an emergency-so your unnecessary beeping could cause drivers to panic.
Don't forget to say hello in France ►
"Bonjour madame, monsieur" should be the first words out of your mouth, otherwise you're subtly showing you feel the person is beneath you.
Don't talk with your hands in your pockets in Germany ►
It's considered rude. It's also customary to keep your hands on the table while eating, rather than resting them in your lap.
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the german guy sums the german struggle 10000% up soo nice :D u just say "NEIN" xD
In Canada, some of the rudest things you can do are really small things like not saying thank you to someone that held a door open for you. Not saying "you're welcome" or a relative term after someone thanks you is EXTREMELY RUDE.
In sweden the rudest f*cking thing u can do; Is cutting in line, speaking in a bus (even if your volume is like 2% of a mouse fart), standing withon 2 meters of someone, stacking food in grocery shop's, expressing feelings, saying "Hi" to a stranger (they will ignore you and think you're wierd)
The people in this video percieve the question differently. Some percieve it as "What is the rudest thing that people normally do in your country" (the french woman). Some seem to percieve it as "What is the thing considered to be most rude" (the swedish couple).
The rudest behavior in México is insulting someone's mother or family. That is the only single sacred thing in here.
Thats everywhere
Marcos F. Molina same like somali people
1:45 give me a huge! I am Turkish and thats the first thing I want to delete from our culture. Damn, say it directly people!
*NYEED*
Brazill
When the other white people get mad at any tiny thing you do that isn't considered acting white and being the exact same like it actually matters for that tiny half a second tension feeling
really sweden? burping is that bad? of all things?