I would like to learn some French or English etiquette.

French etiquette - etiquette etiquette The French meet with guests in social occasions, generally customary handshake as a gift, the young girl to the women also often bending the knee. Between their men and women, women meet, but also often to kiss the cheek or towel cheeks instead of shaking hands with each other. The French also have the custom of male kissing each other, two big men meet, generally in public on each other's cheeks to kiss. In France, a certain social class in the "kiss hand salute" is also quite popular. However, when the kissing ceremony, the mouth should not touch the lady's hand; can not kiss the hand wearing gloves; can not kiss the hand in the public **** occasion; more shall not kiss the hand of the young girl.

French etiquette - general etiquette French businessmen tend to be quite formal and conservative.

The way native French people speak French to anyone else - including some French people elsewhere - is off-putting and inaudible.

Addressing and greeting

A light handshake is the usual form of greeting, but guests should not offer their hand to people of higher social status.

Appointments and punctuality

It is customary to make appointments in advance. Being on time is a sign of politeness.

French etiquette - hospitality and gifts It is rare to be invited to someone's home, even if you have known them for a long time. However, if such an invitation is extended, a small gift of flowers (no roses or chrysanthemums) or chocolates to the hostess would be welcome The French emphasize the art of cooking, so the midday and evening meals are an important part of daily life and should not be overlooked.

Gifts that stimulate thought and beauty are especially welcome. Don't give a gift with a large, conspicuous logo bearing your company's name. French Etiquette - Conversation should avoid topics such as personal problems, politics and money. French etiquette - social customs French social customs can be summed up in a few words:

French friends are very straightforward, most of the character is more cheerful;

humorous and witty conversation, especially good at getting involved;

"Ladies first" has become a trend, a good tradition to promote;

avoid asking personal questions, avoid asking questions about your company's name, politics and money.

It is taboo to ask about personal matters, and secrets are never told;

Attention is paid to manners and etiquette, and it is fashionable to be helpful.

French etiquette - in the details of life has the following characteristics The French people love beauty, which is universally recognized, especially women, called the world's most dressed up people. Even their country's elderly women are so, every day all inseparable from the make-up and beauty, in order to dress themselves more youthful. They generally show modesty and politeness to women as a standard of good or bad upbringing in life. "Ladies first" is very popular in France. They have a strong concept of time. No matter what they attend the assembly, are accustomed to arrive on time, never delayed late, do not want to hear those lame pronunciation.

French female guests have the habit of make-up, so generally do not welcome the waiter for them to send a scented scarf. French people talk with the guests, always like to stand closer to each other. They believe that this appears to be more intimate. They favor roosters. That it has both ornamental value and economic value, as well as the special skills of the morning dawn, it is seen as a symbol of "light", and regarded as the national bird. They are very fond of the iris. Think it is the pride of their own people, is a symbol of power, the symbol of the country, and respect for the national flower. France is a flower-rich countries, people love flowers into a fetish. They regard the begonia as "warm friendship"; the orchid that "piety" the lilac that "purity", the dahlia that "thank you! "and roses mean "love" and so on. They are partial to blue, and blue as "serenity" and "loyalty" of the color; on the pink is also more like, that pink is a positive color, give a person a sense of joy. They are accustomed to using gestures to express their meaning in conversation. But their gestures are different from ours. For example: we use the thumb and forefinger apart to indicate "eight", they say "two"; we point to our nose with our fingers to indicate "it's me", but their fingers point to their chest to indicate "it's me". We point to our noses to say "it's me", but they point to their chests to say "it's me"; they also point their fingers downward to say "bad" and "poor".

French etiquette - etiquette French people talk elegantly, warm humor, they have the habit of shrugging their shoulders to show pleasure. They like to stand close to each other when talking to people, that this appears to be friendly. Often use gestures to express some kind of meaning during the conversation, but some gestures and our habits are different. French people especially love to talk, and good talk. But never involved in vulgar topics, the vulgarity of the vulgar behavior is extremely contemptuous.

French etiquette - meet etiquette French people in social occasions and guests to meet, most of the handshake as a gift. Generally the woman to the man first hand, the older to the younger first hand, the superior to the lower first hand. Young girls usually curtsy to women. The locals also have a custom of men kissing each other on the cheek. When a man wears a bowler hat, he can also perform the hat salute.

French etiquette - business etiquette and the French to meet, can be introduced by a third party, or self-introduction. Self-introduction should be clear name, identity or their own business card to the other party. The French attach great importance to the establishment of good interpersonal relations. Generally speaking, they will not do business with you before they become friends. When you talk business with the French, you must be punctual or you will not be forgiven. To talk business with the French, avoid the business off-season. Every year in August due to the hotter weather, almost the whole country is on vacation.

French etiquette - travel etiquette France is known as the paradise of travelers, shoppers paradise. Commercial outlets throughout the country, shopping centers abound. The main streets of Paris, there is a kind of talking map, that is, in an information network board placed in a computer, storage of urban information, pedestrians only need to click on the map to go to their own address, where the car is on the right, it is very convenient to take the car. There are a lot of tipping programs here, generally pay 15% of the bill. The French are also accustomed to the arrival of the New Year, to the year-end service for their own people a year-end bounty.