What are the manners and ways of meeting people in different countries?

1. Italy, Spain and most European countries.

In Italy, Spain and most European countries, two people greet each other by walking up and giving each other a quick kiss on the cheek: first on the right, then on the left. If they don't know each other very well, they can also show their friendship by shaking hands. This type of greeting is customary in most European countries.

2. France.

French kissing etiquette is a bit more complicated: first kiss the right cheek of the other person, the number of kisses will vary depending on the region, some regions only kiss once, while in most of the northern part of France to meet the need to kiss five times. Just be careful to be flexible and improvise.

3. Germany.

Kissing on the cheek is common in Germany, though usually just a kiss on the left side of the cheek. Some German Stoics and some Germans have recently called for the abolition of this meeting practice, arguing that kissing on the cheek is a manifestation of the intrusion of a foreign culture into German culture.

4. Britain.

The British folk custom of meeting for a kiss is quirky and probably inspired by the European countries around them. You can also stick to just shaking his hand.

5. The Netherlands.

The Dutch etiquette for kissing on the cheek is to kiss three times in the order right-left-right side of the cheek. There is no kissing on the cheek between people in an average relationship or between two men.

6. Greece.

In Greece, acquaintances show friendship by shaking hands, and close people by hugging and kissing. In addition to kissing each other twice on the cheek, they also "clap" once, in such a way as to make their kisses seem more like an elaborate "slap".