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EXPECTATIONS: THE CUSTOM TO, (NOT) SUPPOSED TO, EXPECTED TO, (NOT) ACCEPTABLE TOOnline version

By: Helen Parada

by HELEN MARIA PARADA COLINA
1

When guests visit someone ? s home in Japan , they are their shoes before entering the house . In many homes , slippers are provided for visitors to wear indoors .

It ? s the a small gift for the host , especially if it is your first visit . Small desserts or snacks are common choices .

During dinner , guests are until everyone has been served before starting to eat . People usually pay attention to table manners during meals .

It ? s not chopsticks at another person because this behavior is considered disrespectful in Japanese culture .

2

In many South Korean companies , employees are older coworkers respectfully every morning . Age and hierarchy are often very important in professional environments .

During meetings , workers are carefully while managers are speaking instead of interrupting them constantly .

After work , coworkers sometimes go out together for dinner or drinks . In many offices , it ? s politely if you are busy , although participation is usually appreciated .

At formal business events , it ? s too casually with supervisors because professionalism is highly valued .

3

In Italy , meals are often long social experiences shared with family and friends . When guests arrive for dinner , they are to everyone before sitting down at the table .

In many homes , it ? s several hours eating and talking together instead of finishing dinner quickly .

Guests are also until everyone has received their food before they begin eating .

During formal meals , it ? s loudly on the phone at the table because people consider meals important social moments .

4

In the United Kingdom , many people follow unwritten social rules when using public transportation . Passengers are generally quietly while riding buses or trains , especially during early morning commutes when people are going to work or school .

On crowded trains or subways , it ? s aggressively or block the doors while other passengers are trying to enter or leave the vehicle . People usually try to respect personal space and remain calm even during busy hours .

In London , it ? s custom on the right side of escalators so people who are in a hurry can walk on the left side without problems . Tourists sometimes forget this rule , which can frustrate local commuters .

Passengers are also in line before boarding buses or trains instead of trying to enter first . Respecting lines is considered an important part of public behavior in many British cities .

5

Restaurant culture in the United States may feel very different for international visitors . In many restaurants , customers are a tip if the service is good because waiters and servers often depend on tips as part of their salary .

In casual restaurants , it ? s for changes to your meal , such as removing ingredients , adding extra sauce , or choosing a different side dish . Customers usually feel comfortable making special requests politely .

When people arrive at busy restaurants , they until a host or hostess shows them where to sit instead of choosing a table by themselves . In some places , there may also be waiting lists during busy hours .

At the end of the meal , it ? s the bill in some social situations , especially among younger adults or groups of friends . However , in more formal invitations , one person may decide to pay for everyone .

6

Indian weddings and family celebrations are often large and colorful events that include many traditions . During these celebrations , it ? s the bright and elegant clothing as a way to show respect for the importance of the occasion .

When guests arrive at the event , they are usually older family members respectfully before joining conversations or activities . Respect for elders plays an important role in many family interactions .

During meals , guests are in the celebration and spend time interacting with other people instead of staying isolated or leaving too quickly . Weddings are considered important opportunities for families and friends to connect socially .

At these events , it ? s the food , clothing , or traditions because these celebrations are deeply meaningful for the families involved . Even visitors from different cultures are encouraged to show appreciation and curiosity .

7

University life in Germany can feel more independent than in many other countries . Students are generally their schedules , assignments , and responsibilities without constant reminders from professors .

During lectures , it ? s the class by speaking loudly , arriving extremely late , or using phones constantly while the professor is teaching . Students are usually expected to respect the learning environment .

In many universities , students are also on time because late arrivals may distract classmates and interrupt important explanations . Some professors may even refuse to allow students into the classroom after the lecture has started .

At traditional universities , it ? s professors formally unless they specifically invite students to use their first names . Formal communication is still common in many academic environments .

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In Mexico , social visits are usually warm and welcoming experiences where conversations and family interactions are very important . When guests arrive at family gatherings or celebrations , they are generally everyone individually , even in large groups .

If food or drinks are offered during the visit , it ? s usually at least a small portion because refusing immediately may seem unfriendly or impolite in some situations . Hosts often enjoy sharing food with visitors as part of their hospitality .

In many homes , it ? s guests snacks , drinks , or even a full meal shortly after they arrive . Visitors are often encouraged to relax and spend time talking with family members .

Guests are also and socialize for a while before leaving because conversations are considered an important part of spending time together . Leaving too quickly may sometimes seem cold or distant .

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