We know that in the world there are several types of cultures with its particularities. Each place exhibits its own set of characteristics. This is exactly what makes each country so unique and unique. Speaking of which, did you know that what for us might be seen as something normal or common, might not be considered cool in other parts of the globe? If you're about to take a trip abroad, it's best to pay attention to these habits.
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Habits that can be considered rude
- Opening the gift in front of the person who gave it to you
While here in Brazil, opening a present is a very common act, this is not seen with good eyes in other parts of the world. This is the case of Asian countries (China and India). They see the action as greedy on the part of the recipient.
- laugh with your mouth open
While not elegant or very polite, laughing with your mouth open is considered very rude and impolite in Japan. Laughing with your teeth showing and with your mouth open is not something well seen in the Asian country.
- Complain about the service provided
Here in Brazil, there is a famous phrase that says: "Oclient he is always right”. Now if you go to Europe, you will see that this sentence doesn't have such a powerful effect. If you are going to complain about the service provided in a European country, you can be sure that they will not pay much attention to you.
- Not serving food to guests
If you've invited someone over to your house, it's common for them to want to offer you something to eat or drink, right? In Sweden, this can be interpreted as something offensive.
- eating in public
This custom is also seen as a strange act in the Japan. Eating in a place that is not a restaurant, at least in this Asian country, is not something you will see when you visit it. For this reason, avoid doing this when you are there so as not to be looked at in a negative light.
- To tip
Here in Brazil, it has become quite common to tip in restaurants or for any service rendered. That famous “10%”. In Japan, even if the service was great, tipping is disrespectful.
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