It's ok to smile in Russia while on a date since Everyone loves a Genuine smile but yes a fake one is undesirable but ofc that fact about flower... That's true
Russia is a big country with lots of different superstitions. In my region some people wouldn't handle money hand to hand after the dark. Knives and clocks (watches are ok) is unexceptionable present for lot's of people. You don't give empty wallet or bag as a present, you need to put something like coin inside. Those superstitions are part of the culture and it's can be exiting to explore them.
This channel has an Anti-Russian bias. They get sources from VICE, CNN, and BBC. Anyone with an IQ over 100 can see that main stream media is at war with Russia.
You got a fact wrong when you stated that kissing or touching is not allowed to do in India in public. It's just that the elderly orthodox people from our country find it shameful. But tbh it happens.
Adhiraj Vaidya bhai chumma chati ghar mein karte hai aur touching ka matlab vaisi jagah chuna hai (just in case) Mene to kisi ko itna uncontrolled nhi dekha ki public mein he shuru ho jaae Orthodox and elderly hi kyi. Ham jawan hai aur conservative bhi. Maryada ya fir aap jaise padhe likho ke liye "Etiquette" yadi kisi mein na ho to mein guarantee deta hu ki aap bhi usse baat nhi karenge. Have a great day. God bless.
Anusheel Tiwari bhai utna "touching" ka meaning samajhta hai. Goa me jaake dekho bohot kuch hota hai waha khule me Mai Mumbai me reheta hu waha bhi log bohot karte hai
Adhiraj Vaidya samjha bhai. Mein dilli(Delhi) ka hu yaha aisa nhi dekha aaj tak. Karne wale ye dikhate hai ki vo kitne modern hai but mujhe lagta hai ki cavemen ye sab karte hai(and they did; it was proved by some of the ritual remains that early man practiced open display of missing and women exchanges)
In India its not wrong to shake hands Its just our culture to say "namaste" instead of shaking hands like westeners Edit - 68 likes and these replies ! Looks like I have started a war !
No you cant maybe at your local Starbucks😂 But I'm from and lived in Italy for 12 years so I know but then again like Bright Side just said it like depends or whatever
It’s not a big deal like no one is going to look at you weirdly because you’re shaking someone’s hands with your left hand. Like yeah left hands are considered the unclean hand, but it’s just not that big of deal tbh
As Malaysian truth to be told, the finger pointing and fist pounding depends on the contexts. If you in the market and want to ask the price of an item and pointing around the shop, its perfectly fine. Finger pointing is also fine if you want to find/show directions. The thumb pointing is our polite version of pointing, usually the hotel or tourism staff are trained to point that way. But it's not fine if you are pointing at somebody while yelling angrily & cursing because its rude. The fist pumping (with eye contact) is a body language when you want to fight with someone & shown to someone you want to brawl or intimidate. But, it can be used when you describing traffic collisions (any kind of collisions will do), when you made a stupid mistake (like facepalm) or as a friendly rude gesture between friends. Other than that, well, you'll get an angry stare (not a fight, but if you are asking for it...).
When I was driving on holiday in Greece. A Greek driver allowed me to give way. Whilst driving past I waved my hand to mean thanks but then the Greek driver shouted at me in annyoed tone.
It's because of a certain culture that says If you are in a situation where someone is offering you something, reply with "No thanks, I'm good" in a kind manner, and then they will offer you that again and the cycle will continue until someone backs down.
The thing with flowers and not smiling is also present in many eastern European countries. I am sure that is exists in Romania, Ukraine, Moldova and Bulgaria, but it may be present in other nations as well.
But it hpnd with me spcly with shopkeepers when i hv smtng in my right hand nd im giving the money from my left one...they say give it from your right hand
I think there is an order of magnitude difference between doing something that is considered a bit strange, like ordering the wrong coffee at the wrong time, and braking laws, like importing a prohibited item.
Years ago in Chicago I was standing on a street corner holding an empty drink bottle with no trash receptacle in sight. I asked a traffic cop if there was a garbage can nearby. With his head momentarily on a swivel, he shrugged his shoulders & then replied, "You're lookin' at it."
In Pakistan: Don't kiss, hold hands or wear shorts or skirts in public Always shake hands. No fist bumping etc. Always be covered head to toe when entering or visiting a mosque and don't speak loudly, better to whisper. Don't hand things or eat with the left hand. Tip the guards, valet drivers etc. Never push through a crowd, ask them to get aside politely. Never ever touch other a women if you are a man unless it is very important. Even if a woman is dying, a man giving her cpr will probably get beaten to death by her relatives or husband
rkb xyz where do u live ? I live in mumbai , i see people pissing all the time , take any public place in mumbai where the footfall os common people is high..im embarresed by the fact too but it does happen
Yeah maybe educate yourself and the people around you to not piss on the road if you think your damn "joke" is relevant, rather than trynna degrade Your Own country
It’s not because of digestion! It’s only because cappuccino is the only type of coffee we drink in the morning at breakfast. That’s all. In fact you can still order a macchiato any time of the day and that’s fine. Cappuccino=morning, macchiato=any time. It’s like if I go to England and order a porridge for dinner. I mean you can do it, but it’s weird
Well being an India and a Hindu. I believe that ancient Indians were more open minded than current Indians. Well old portrait and rules are sufficient to prove this like Polygamy was for both Man and Woman, probably after Invasions started Man got a reason to oppress women. Even in Game of Chess a queen has more power than King. While Chess was invented in India.
Sam Awesome even women used to go temple bare chest. if you have noticed some old womens in rural india still dont wear blouse. they just cover it with pallu from left to right.
Infographics from now on could you please include the United States in these "other countries" vids? I am American but I am sure alot of other people who watch are not and I am sure some would like to travel here some day, and I also want to see what other countries do that we might find weird. Thanks!
2:00 yeaaaah... I am italian and is perfectly normal to order a capuccino in the afternoon, we usually have it for the breakfast but that is not a "thing to never do"
in India we believe that god resids in every one that's y we join our hands and bow down just like we pray to our gods . that's the try meaning of namasty
Dixit Jain your the type of ppl who thinks ter is souls in onions 😂😂😂 . speak for the whole of north India ..? man go find your mom and ask her y u do shit that u do ..! and PS I do live in village and your welcome 😂😂
In a way, Italians are right about milk messing up digestion. Milk can be quite filling and it’s because milk contains a sugar called lactose, which is difficult for many people to digest and can make many people feel full after just a few sips because of this
When I went to japan there was this thing that you shouldn’t eat or drink while walking because it’s considered disrespectful. Well that took a hard time on me because in the country where I was raised literally had people eating a rice meal while walking.
hey i was in ur spot before(im in 9th) and its going to be really tough but someday someone will just drop out of the sky and help u through. glad you have something to do while ur at lunch. let me know if u need anything.
I've heard/read that the "make a ring with your thumb-and-forefinger-while-extending-the-remaining-three-fingers-turned-away-from-you"-"OK" gesture is considered obscene in Brazil.
In Australia, if you're going to use the bathroom it's suggested you never go without a wooden. Since the toilet flushes the water in the wrong way it is recommended that you use the stick to quickly stir the water the right way right after the flushing begins
Who made this a political conversation? Yes, we are talking about foreign culture, but I'm pretty sure culture is not a flamebait for political discussion. I have to agree with the commenter though, when I went to Bangladesh for month to live with my family, no one ever spoke ever interrupted or just tell me anything about my left hand. Bangladesh isn't India, but it is HEAVILY influenced by India, by that I mean most Hindu traditions and culture is carried onto Bangladesh, even though country has the religion of Islam. You are meant to clean your arse with your left hand, any way is fine, but no one cares about your hand in any other situation. Probably the only times people will point it out is when they are obxious and want to find a fault in you.
Dad: What do you want for watching, childrens? Girl: Paw Patrol! King's guard #1: No paw patrol! Thank you. Dad: Strange people! 16YOG: I would like Animal Crossing. King's guard #2: Mae'n ddrwg gen i, Animal crossing is forbidden! Me: Tsk, tsk.
In Greece an open palm facing the speaker is consider a very rude gesture and may provoke anger and/or a beating/face off..its kind of like saying "up yours"...so if you want to denote the number five, either say so(pen-deh in Greek) or use the outer side of the hand while the inside of your palm faces you...
In Mexico we find it rude when tourists don’t say ‘thank you’ and ‘you’re welcome’ and ‘please’ to almost everything. It’s annoying, I know but it’s courtesy for us even if you have to say it almost every 5 minutes (let’s say you’re in a restaurant)...
Do note that a lot of countries just pay their wait staff better than in countries that normally leave tips, so it's also just not as necessary to support the staff.
My former wife did in Dublin, Ireland. At a pub she told the bartender make it two pints of Guinness (mine and hers), but she used an upward motion and showed him the back of her hand. He did it back, a guy on a barstool nearby laughed out loud and said it meant up yours.
In America always, always, always, ALWAYS do the following: 1. Say please and thank you to anybody who offers you something or just gave you something. 2. If you’re eating with one or more other people don’t start eating until everybody at your table has gotten their food. 3. Never, ever, talk about religion or politics in public unless it’s at an event dedicated to it. 4. Leave a tip for your server, they don’t make much, and they rely on them. 5. *DO NOT* talk loudly in public, in some countries it’s fine, just never here!
Roman Corey and we indians talk about politics everywhere. in family functions, in parties,..... don't be shocked if you visit india and some random guy ask you how trump is doing??
It's not illegal to carry or use chewing gum in singapore, it is only illegal to dispose in any place except a bin and to bring for the purpose of sale. Mostly because of cleanliness. It is statute but isn't really enacted that much.
The circle with the thumb and index finger is also rude in Brazil. In most countries you'll be safe using the thumbs up instead. Back in '76 I was with a group of around 70 or so on a riverboat in the Amazon jungle. We weren't on a tour, so no guide to clue us in. We didn't know Portuguese, so figured the best way to say thanks was with the gesture. After more than a day of this, an American expat on the boat clued us in. Thankfully, the boat employees never got angry about it. They apparently realized we were merely a bunch of clueless Americans and Canadians.
Since we couldn't get any gum back home in Singapore, we got it overseas and took it back to Singapore. The policeman living next door actually asked for some too. Apparently, it is only illegal to sell gum in SG, but consuming it is fine. Or so my dad says.
In Greece, you never wave someone with your palm facing them directly on the face. This is a negative gesture and usually will offend someone. You either will wave your hand or just lift it, and ensure the palm doesn't face the person. Especially the face
I bought chrysanthemums for a friend of mine who graduated college in Japan. When she got it, her eyes went wide and she broke out laughing, and I was confused. Fortunately, she was a world traveler and knows the difference between meanings in America and Japanese meanings so she explained to me that the flowers meant death in Japan. I was mortified.
Also, do not give lilies as flowers to a woman in Colombia unless you’re going to a funeral for one of her loved ones as that type of flower is specifically associated with funerals in that country
I'm Italian and I worked in a cafeteria. We never drink cappuccino while having dinner or lunch, but sometimes we do drink it in the afternoon (at around 5 pm). BUT we are also used to have a lot of tourists, especially in big cities, so if you want to drink a cappuccino at lunchtime you will probably have no problems in getting one (the bartender will think that it's disgusting to drink cappuccino while eating pasta, but he will probably be nice with you anyway 😂).
You were wrong with the one about cappuccino, milk is absolutely not forbidden after lunchtime. It's just that people generally do not like cappuccinos after that time of the day. Trust me I've been all over Italy since it's my home and it's really small.
One very common mistaken rule about Singapore is that, it is allowed to chew gums as long as you dispose it properly. However, no one is allowed to sell chewy gums.
you can bring gum into Singapore but only a pack or 2 for personal consumption, thats legal. Any more can be confiscated as it can be considered that you are selling the gum, which is illegal.
I went to Thailand, and I was in the public bus, a buddhist monk came in, but every seat have been taken, but I didn’t offer him my seat because I’m from Indonesia where there are so many people so the seat of public bus is always full, so you’re lucky if you can get one and you don’t have to share it with anyone except if you find someone disable, pregnant, or old people. But in Thailand, you have to be polite to the Buddhist monk and offer them a seat, and I didn’t know that, but this monk was very kind and patient, he did not angry to me, but it was embarassing knowing that my attitude consider impolite for them.
If you invite random people to your house in England instead of close friends, you can get evicted, jailed, or even fined thousands of pounds. If you ask someone what type of money they make, you can commit espionage.
In India - Look both sides before crossing a one way road.
Dark Lord Lol
Nah i close my eye when im crossing road
Dark Lord You always have to look both sides before crossing any road in every country when the light is green.
@afootineachworld Shut up. Indian most Indians drive better than Americans or Europeans
In India - don’t get into a fight on the road when you are driving
You forgot one thing,"don't bring Logan Pauls in japan"
Roger butterhead stop it cus he said sorry so yea
So shut up!!
Tbh don't bring him anyway at all
Soraia Dragon your a 9 year old who watches logan paul
Soraia Dragon Found the triggered 9 year old 😂
Soraia Dragon no u shut up
Don't hold up "censored" signs in airports.
Laura for people who dont know, its the thumbnail
That made actually made me laugh
It's ok to smile in Russia while on a date since Everyone loves a Genuine smile but yes a fake one is undesirable but ofc that fact about flower... That's true
Jake Gyllenhaal also felt for that. While visiting Moscow he was keeping poker face. In interview he said that it was real struggle for him.
Russia is a big country with lots of different superstitions. In my region some people wouldn't handle money hand to hand after the dark. Knives and clocks (watches are ok) is unexceptionable present for lot's of people. You don't give empty wallet or bag as a present, you need to put something like coin inside.
Those superstitions are part of the culture and it's can be exiting to explore them.
This channel has an Anti-Russian bias. They get sources from VICE, CNN, and BBC. Anyone with an IQ over 100 can see that main stream media is at war with Russia.
Yui Yukinon The flower one is in Romania too.
Levvy just like it always has been I'm just bored of it!
What not to do in N. Korea: EVERYTHING
But tbh, why would you want to go to North Korea?
@@haihai9022 journalism
Breathe and touch the floor
Exist
Even Breathing? Nice joke lol
You got a fact wrong when you stated that kissing or touching is not allowed to do in India in public. It's just that the elderly orthodox people from our country find it shameful. But tbh it happens.
Adhiraj Vaidya Yes!😸
Adhiraj Vaidya bhai chumma chati ghar mein karte hai aur touching ka matlab vaisi jagah chuna hai (just in case)
Mene to kisi ko itna uncontrolled nhi dekha ki public mein he shuru ho jaae
Orthodox and elderly hi kyi.
Ham jawan hai aur conservative bhi. Maryada ya fir aap jaise padhe likho ke liye "Etiquette" yadi kisi mein na ho to mein guarantee deta hu ki aap bhi usse baat nhi karenge.
Have a great day.
God bless.
Anusheel Tiwari bhai utna "touching" ka meaning samajhta hai.
Goa me jaake dekho bohot kuch hota hai waha khule me
Mai Mumbai me reheta hu waha bhi log bohot karte hai
Adhiraj Vaidya samjha bhai.
Mein dilli(Delhi) ka hu yaha aisa nhi dekha aaj tak. Karne wale ye dikhate hai ki vo kitne modern hai but mujhe lagta hai ki cavemen ye sab karte hai(and they did; it was proved by some of the ritual remains that early man practiced open display of missing and women exchanges)
India has kept too many forced Victorian Values calling them "Indian culture" nothing but a post colonial slave mindset.
Thailand has 14 different type of smile ?!?!? seriously I'm Thai and I don't even know that
SAME lol
ครับ
In Thailand, the 3-finger hunger games hand song called "Set It All Free".
Aha.. so only in South Asia it's not ok to be rude..
Well, burping is a sign of appreciation in some cultures.
In the rest of the world is okay being rude lol
Yeah JUST in Southeast Asia
knalle kalle But that's not rude
Um...Yeah.
In India its not wrong to shake hands Its just our culture to say "namaste" instead of shaking hands like westeners
Edit - 68 likes and these replies ! Looks like I have started a war !
KEEP LOLLING !!! I'm English and my form tutor in 6th Form always greeted us by saying that.
Rainbow Dash not in the cities but surely in the rural areas
Its just use your right hand. ALL THE TIME. Like seriously can't you decode a simple video.
He said it's wrong to shake left hand
KEEP LOLLING !!! Maybe you have a hearing problem. He never said it not allowed to shake hands, he said it not allowed when you use LEFT HAND.
You can order a cappuccino anytime in Italy, day or night.
No you cant maybe at your local Starbucks😂 But I'm from and lived in Italy for 12 years so I know but then again like Bright Side just said it like depends or whatever
LucAbroad no u can’t I have family there
Xavier O'Leary I am Italian and never had any issues asking for a cappuccino in the afternoon 😅
I have been to both south and north Italy. Stayed with families and never was coffee with milk forbidden after breakfast
Few recommendation ( India)
1)Keep you shoes out before going to Temple ..
2) don't touch or laugh at the sikh's turban .
Like plz if you see this 🙂
Hey but India does not consider shaking hands as a rude gesture...u should follow some current stuff infographics!...just to acknowledge everyone.
shaking hands with the left hand maybe??
Snigdha Banerjee you like many others didnt get a simple phrase not to shake left hand
You have a hearing problem mate. Listen to what he said more carefully.
It’s not a big deal like no one is going to look at you weirdly because you’re shaking someone’s hands with your left hand. Like yeah left hands are considered the unclean hand, but it’s just not that big of deal tbh
No one shakes hands with left hand
I know this unrelated but
Rest In Peace Stephen Hawking
*windows shutdown*
Birds are flocking
Perverts are stalking
Stephen hawking is dead
And that guys sleep walking
He's dead? No way!
I just heard he died. So sad to see such a brilliant mind go.
Wait what he died ?
Rest in peace hawking...
Birds are flocking
Perverts are stalking
Stephen hawking is dead
And that guys sleep walking
This has nothing to do with the video.
ItzzMeUrLastFoe rip :(
ItzzMeUrLastFoe he died?
Dylan Hill yes...
Do a video about Stephen Hawking! RIP
I would put it takes so long to make a video ... :(
The Infographics Show do more military comparisons please 🤟🏽
He didn't die though.....
RIP
Llamas Without Hats he did
Info make a full video discussing abt Late Stephen Hawking. 😢😢
As Malaysian truth to be told, the finger pointing and fist pounding depends on the contexts.
If you in the market and want to ask the price of an item and pointing around the shop, its perfectly fine. Finger pointing is also fine if you want to find/show directions. The thumb pointing is our polite version of pointing, usually the hotel or tourism staff are trained to point that way. But it's not fine if you are pointing at somebody while yelling angrily & cursing because its rude.
The fist pumping (with eye contact) is a body language when you want to fight with someone & shown to someone you want to brawl or intimidate. But, it can be used when you describing traffic collisions (any kind of collisions will do), when you made a stupid mistake (like facepalm) or as a friendly rude gesture between friends. Other than that, well, you'll get an angry stare (not a fight, but if you are asking for it...).
When I was driving on holiday in Greece. A Greek driver allowed me to give way. Whilst driving past I waved my hand to mean thanks but then the Greek driver shouted at me in annyoed tone.
It's because of a certain culture that says If you are in a situation where someone is offering you something, reply with "No thanks, I'm good" in a kind manner, and then they will offer you that again and the cycle will continue until someone backs down.
The thing with flowers and not smiling is also present in many eastern European countries. I am sure that is exists in Romania, Ukraine, Moldova and Bulgaria, but it may be present in other nations as well.
Smiling at strangers may be perceived as unusual in Russia. But it's okay with people you know.
Inco Rand so you’re supposed to frown instead?
Frown if you want to pass for a local, but a neutral expression is also acceptable.
I don't think people take it seriously in India to use you left hand for anything specially in northern India.
shreyank goyal
yaa!!! yesterday in restaurant i served naan to my frnd with left hand. And after watching video i am feeling disgusting 😂😂😂
But it hpnd with me spcly with shopkeepers when i hv smtng in my right hand nd im giving the money from my left one...they say give it from your right hand
I think there is an order of magnitude difference between doing something that is considered a bit strange, like ordering the wrong coffee at the wrong time, and braking laws, like importing a prohibited item.
Watching Michael Jackson's Thriller is still *Illegal* in which country?
"It is also illegal to throw litter on the street in Singapore."
Is there a country where littering is not frowned upon?
usually fishinh and rice
Years ago in Chicago I was standing on a street corner holding an empty drink bottle with no trash receptacle in sight. I asked a traffic cop if there was a garbage can nearby. With his head momentarily on a swivel, he shrugged his shoulders & then replied, "You're lookin' at it."
In Pakistan:
Don't kiss, hold hands or wear shorts or skirts in public
Always shake hands. No fist bumping etc.
Always be covered head to toe when entering or visiting a mosque and don't speak loudly, better to whisper.
Don't hand things or eat with the left hand.
Tip the guards, valet drivers etc.
Never push through a crowd, ask them to get aside politely.
Never ever touch other a women if you are a man unless it is very important. Even if a woman is dying, a man giving her cpr will probably get beaten to death by her relatives or husband
Its okay to piss in public, but not okay to kiss in public.
Its a fucking joke. Learn how to take in a joke man.... Bloody sadists.
rkb xyz where do u live ? I live in mumbai , i see people pissing all the time , take any public place in mumbai where the footfall os common people is high..im embarresed by the fact too but it does happen
This had me in tears lmaooo
Yeah maybe educate yourself and the people around you to not piss on the road if you think your damn "joke" is relevant, rather than trynna degrade Your Own country
Shoot in the School my friend.
It’s not because of digestion! It’s only because cappuccino is the only type of coffee we drink in the morning at breakfast. That’s all. In fact you can still order a macchiato any time of the day and that’s fine. Cappuccino=morning, macchiato=any time. It’s like if I go to England and order a porridge for dinner. I mean you can do it, but it’s weird
Well being an India and a Hindu. I believe that ancient Indians were more open minded than current Indians. Well old portrait and rules are sufficient to prove this like Polygamy was for both Man and Woman, probably after Invasions started Man got a reason to oppress women. Even in Game of Chess a queen has more power than King. While Chess was invented in India.
Sam Awesome
even women used to go temple bare chest. if you have noticed some old womens in rural india still dont wear blouse. they just cover it with pallu from left to right.
Infographics from now on could you please include the United States in these "other countries" vids? I am American but I am sure alot of other people who watch are not and I am sure some would like to travel here some day, and I also want to see what other countries do that we might find weird. Thanks!
That’s actually a really good point
Tipping for me
Lol it kinda depends where you go, but I’d be interested to hear what they come up with as well
2:21 I live in singapore and my friend loves birds :c One time I fed birds in Marina Bay IN PUBLIC and we didn't get caught and we didn't know
2:00 yeaaaah... I am italian and is perfectly normal to order a capuccino in the afternoon, we usually have it for the breakfast but that is not a "thing to never do"
in India we believe that god resids in every one that's y we join our hands and bow down just like we pray to our gods . that's the try meaning of namasty
Srinivas Bankai never seen bowing down shit in india..maybe in ur village its true but i can speak for most of north india.
Dixit Jain your the type of ppl who thinks ter is souls in onions 😂😂😂 . speak for the whole of north India ..? man go find your mom and ask her y u do shit that u do ..! and PS I do live in village and your welcome 😂😂
In a way, Italians are right about milk messing up digestion. Milk can be quite filling and it’s because milk contains a sugar called lactose, which is difficult for many people to digest and can make many people feel full after just a few sips because of this
Use Kamasutra in your bed room not in streets, don't be stupid.
Harsha Kurudi Math lol bro there is a temple reflects kamasutra, just get over it bro
Bhushan Kakollu Same thing man gain knowledge from it and do it in private places not in public.
SPOT ON!
Butthurt
When I went to japan there was this thing that you shouldn’t eat or drink while walking because it’s considered disrespectful. Well that took a hard time on me because in the country where I was raised literally had people eating a rice meal while walking.
Hi im Alicia im in 8th grade i eat alone at lunch alot and i just wanted to thank the infographic show for passing the time and making things easier
Maybe if you stopped vomiting unicorns people would be more likely to sit with you!
It’ll get better!
hey i was in ur spot before(im in 9th) and its going to be really tough but someday someone will just drop out of the sky and help u through. glad you have something to do while ur at lunch. let me know if u need anything.
Better to be alone than be in the presence of bad company.
Nobody realizes how awesome you are yet but they will...
It is legal to chew gum in Singapore. But it is illegal to sell chewing gum in Singapore. Bringing in small quantity of chewing gum is fine.
I went on the underground the other day and there was some annoying lady STANDING on the LEFT! It was so annoying and I nearly missed my train.
First of all, we don't "wipe in the bathroom", we wash it...
So you don't use toilet paper?
Love you infographic, I’m gonna show you to my science teacher 😂
If u ever go on London underground don't stand on left side of escalator as people us that side to walk up if their in a rush
I’m Singaporean, and I think the rules are reasonable.
I've heard/read that the "make a ring with your thumb-and-forefinger-while-extending-the-remaining-three-fingers-turned-away-from-you"-"OK" gesture is considered obscene in Brazil.
Good entertainment value, but very inaccurate.
Leo and what would you know, there is a reason for the like to dislike ratio and the.amonut of subscribers
Leo hi
In Australia, if you're going to use the bathroom it's suggested you never go without a wooden. Since the toilet flushes the water in the wrong way it is recommended that you use the stick to quickly stir the water the right way right after the flushing begins
Lol no one in India follows these rules. I see people kissing all the time and use their left hand to shake hands and give stuff.
+Rainbow Dash This fucking dude irrelevant 😂 commenting the same old bs every where, which is completely untrue, Stop living under a fucking rock
ExtremeTalker2000 ,those small population doesn't represent the whole country.
Who made this a political conversation? Yes, we are talking about foreign culture, but I'm pretty sure culture is not a flamebait for political discussion. I have to agree with the commenter though, when I went to Bangladesh for month to live with my family, no one ever spoke ever interrupted or just tell me anything about my left hand. Bangladesh isn't India, but it is HEAVILY influenced by India, by that I mean most Hindu traditions and culture is carried onto Bangladesh, even though country has the religion of Islam. You are meant to clean your arse with your left hand, any way is fine, but no one cares about your hand in any other situation. Probably the only times people will point it out is when they are obxious and want to find a fault in you.
@@yeetboi2840 When did that happen? Only in bollywood Anti-hindu movies I guess. BTW why are you such a hinduphobe?😂🤣😂🤣
Dad: What do you want for watching, childrens?
Girl: Paw Patrol!
King's guard #1: No paw patrol! Thank you.
Dad: Strange people!
16YOG: I would like Animal Crossing.
King's guard #2: Mae'n ddrwg gen i, Animal crossing is forbidden!
Me: Tsk, tsk.
Btw I am an Indian & shaking hands isn't anything bad
Anubhav Dutta they said with left hand for some reason
No one cares, there are 1000 comments exactly the same as yours
J Desai Cool, you don't need to.
In Greece an open palm facing the speaker is consider a very rude gesture and may provoke anger and/or a beating/face off..its kind of like saying "up yours"...so if you want to denote the number five, either say so(pen-deh in Greek) or use the outer side of the hand while the inside of your palm faces you...
Don't gamble in indonesia
You'll be sentence in prison for years
In Mexico we find it rude when tourists don’t say ‘thank you’ and ‘you’re welcome’ and ‘please’ to almost everything. It’s annoying, I know but it’s courtesy for us even if you have to say it almost every 5 minutes (let’s say you’re in a restaurant)...
You forgot a big thing in Brazil: don't go out.
gotee
Genius
I'm Brazilian and you forgot another rule: If you do go out, don't let *anyone* know you have a cellphone.
Phantom Amaz Gaming Lemme just make a quick correction: don't let anyone SEE your cellphone.
i am brazilian you are not i have been to rio alot of times polarttyrtm filho da mãe
Do note that a lot of countries just pay their wait staff better than in countries that normally leave tips, so it's also just not as necessary to support the staff.
The left hand thing is fake [I’m a indian]
No
No its not you idiot, every one knows left hand is seen as "evil" in that shitty ass culture
I wipe my arse with my right hand, I'm British.
The kissing and touching thing is also fake [i myself did it a few times]
Adhiraj Vaidya ,where did you do?? Infront of your family?? Infront of classmates??If not then it is true.
In Singapore, you aren't allowed to chew gum because people usually disgustingly stick elevator doors with the gum, causing the elevator to jam.
You can smile at Russia there is people with sad faces but you can smile
Good job Infographic! So much information in one video.
In Canada you are not allowed to kill. Such a weird rule.
kevin James In no developed country are you allowed to kill. That’s murder. It’s an international offence.
@@liamwatson5125 r/wooosh
In America it’s considered rude to ask someone at a restaurant if you can Venmo them for what you ordered AFTER you both had your meal.
In America, it is generally dangerous to live you can be shot. lol
left hand is rubbish you can handover food to anybody by left hand
My former wife did in Dublin, Ireland. At a pub she told the bartender make it two pints of Guinness (mine and hers), but she used an upward motion and showed him the back of her hand. He did it back, a guy on a barstool nearby laughed out loud and said it meant up yours.
in turkey ok sign whaaaaat ? i lived in turkey for 14 years and thats not true
Top demek top... İlla söyletiyorsunuz yahu!
top değil göt demek ayrıca ı hareketten alınanı görmedim şuana kadar belki içim kısımdaki çomarlar öyle algılıyordur
Türkiye'nin genelinde g*t olabilir bilmiyorum, ben kendi çevremde top olarak bilindiğinden öyle yazdım ey arkadaş, hemen sinirlenmeye gerek yok.
sinirlenmedim ki
1:05 *crys in left handed*
99%: R.I.P. Stephen Hawking
1%: An actual comment
In America always, always, always, ALWAYS do the following:
1. Say please and thank you to anybody who offers you something or just gave you something.
2. If you’re eating with one or more other people don’t start eating until everybody at your table has gotten their food.
3. Never, ever, talk about religion or politics in public unless it’s at an event dedicated to it.
4. Leave a tip for your server, they don’t make much, and they rely on them.
5. *DO NOT* talk loudly in public, in some countries it’s fine, just never here!
Roman Corey
and we indians talk about politics everywhere. in family functions, in parties,..... don't be shocked if you visit india and some random guy ask you how trump is doing??
R.I.P. Hawking
It's not illegal to carry or use chewing gum in singapore, it is only illegal to dispose in any place except a bin and to bring for the purpose of sale. Mostly because of cleanliness. It is statute but isn't really enacted that much.
Rip hawking
The circle with the thumb and index finger is also rude in Brazil. In most countries you'll be safe using the thumbs up instead. Back in '76 I was with a group of around 70 or so on a riverboat in the Amazon jungle. We weren't on a tour, so no guide to clue us in. We didn't know Portuguese, so figured the best way to say thanks was with the gesture. After more than a day of this, an American expat on the boat clued us in. Thankfully, the boat employees never got angry about it. They apparently realized we were merely a bunch of clueless Americans and Canadians.
I'm 601st
Actually 610th
In Singapore, it's actually fine to eat chewing gums in vehicles.
*india* 😂😄😯
Wtf?
So many cancerious Indians on this channel
RANDOM GUY
dont worry...more are coming......and some to ur home too......
''cancerious''
Get lost, Indians are more good than any other Countries?
I used to live in italy and it was very common to order milk coffees after noon. Even my italian professors drank cappucinos well into the evening.
Since we couldn't get any gum back home in Singapore, we got it overseas and took it back to Singapore. The policeman living next door actually asked for some too. Apparently, it is only illegal to sell gum in SG, but consuming it is fine. Or so my dad says.
In Greece, you never wave someone with your palm facing them directly on the face. This is a negative gesture and usually will offend someone. You either will wave your hand or just lift it, and ensure the palm doesn't face the person. Especially the face
The restaurant food thing in China is very INCORRECT. You do that if you're served food by a host, but you don't leave food behind at a restaurant.
In Bulgaria, you turn your head from side to side to imply yes and nod your head to imply no.
I bought chrysanthemums for a friend of mine who graduated college in Japan. When she got it, her eyes went wide and she broke out laughing, and I was confused. Fortunately, she was a world traveler and knows the difference between meanings in America and Japanese meanings so she explained to me that the flowers meant death in Japan. I was mortified.
Chrysanthemums are typically put on coffins and graves in France too
Also, do not give lilies as flowers to a woman in Colombia unless you’re going to a funeral for one of her loved ones as that type of flower is specifically associated with funerals in that country
“Porca miseria, cappuccino in the afternoon”
🔝😂
In Poland the throat slitting gesture means lets go and drink... we didnt know that one night out in Warcrow....
One time I asked for a cheerwine in the Bahamas (a drink that is fairly exclusive to North Carolina)
Pointing with the thumb also applied in Java Indonesia. Also to show someone's height in Mexico, using a thumb.
I'm Italian and I worked in a cafeteria. We never drink cappuccino while having dinner or lunch, but sometimes we do drink it in the afternoon (at around 5 pm). BUT we are also used to have a lot of tourists, especially in big cities, so if you want to drink a cappuccino at lunchtime you will probably have no problems in getting one (the bartender will think that it's disgusting to drink cappuccino while eating pasta, but he will probably be nice with you anyway 😂).
And we are not "obsessed with digestion" 😂 it's simply because we are used to consider cappuccino or milk something that you drink in the morning.
0:38 I'm glad The Infographcis Show is representing us Russians in a good way (Characters)
1:15 wtf where did you learn that
You were wrong with the one about cappuccino, milk is absolutely not forbidden after lunchtime. It's just that people generally do not like cappuccinos after that time of the day. Trust me I've been all over Italy since it's my home and it's really small.
I don't know about leaving food in china because I'm Chinese and I'm always told to clear my plate... Idk
Grumpy Nayeon
in india too.... coz food is considered as sacred and God's gift.😄😄😄
One very common mistaken rule about Singapore is that, it is allowed to chew gums as long as you dispose it properly. However, no one is allowed to sell chewy gums.
Kamasutra was introduced by Indians but it was never meant to be done in public. People during those days were orthodox as well.
you can bring gum into Singapore but only a pack or 2 for personal consumption, thats legal. Any more can be confiscated as it can be considered that you are selling the gum, which is illegal.
In Ghana it is also considered disrespectful to Greet or give someone something with your left hand. I think that is a custom in alot of Countries.
In Japan they said you are not allowed to make loud noises after 10:00 PM.
I went to Thailand, and I was in the public bus, a buddhist monk came in, but every seat have been taken, but I didn’t offer him my seat because I’m from Indonesia where there are so many people so the seat of public bus is always full, so you’re lucky if you can get one and you don’t have to share it with anyone except if you find someone disable, pregnant, or old people. But in Thailand, you have to be polite to the Buddhist monk and offer them a seat, and I didn’t know that, but this monk was very kind and patient, he did not angry to me, but it was embarassing knowing that my attitude consider impolite for them.
At Singapore groceries,there is no cigarette,chewing gum and any fireworks.
In Poland, don't say to an elderly person: 'I am a German tourist
When I was 5 in Thailand I put my hand on a calendar with the kings face on it and the shop guys looked at me rudely.
Chewing gum is not illegal in Singapore,it’s only illegal to sell it and also throwing anywhere
If you invite random people to your house in England instead of close friends, you can get evicted, jailed, or even fined thousands of pounds. If you ask someone what type of money they make, you can commit espionage.
at brazil u can't use cellphone in rio
In norway u cant sit together with someone on a bus if there are other free seats