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People from different countries greet each other in different ways. Read this article to get a better understanding of greeting customs in different cultures to make sure you greet people the right way next time.

France

French people usually shake hands when they meet, but close friends kiss each other on the cheek when they meet, usually when they first meet and when they part.

Korea

In Korea, bowing is a sign of respect. Bowing is followed by shaking hands. When shaking hands, it is polite to hold your right forearm with your left hand.

But Korean women do not shake hands with Western men, but bow gently.

Brazil

In Brazil, a kiss on the cheek is a common form of greeting. But in formal settings, a handshake is also usually given in honor of the occasion.

Men are expected to shake hands during and at the end of the meeting, and, after they have gotten to know each other a bit, a gentle hug is also usually given.

Ghana

In social situations, it is polite to greet everyone present. This is usually done by shaking hands, with the palm of the hand fitting snugly into the palm of the other person's hand, as it is impolite to touch the back of the other person's hand.