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European Etiquette/Customs
ABOVE: The Colosseum, Rome, where
etiquette was less important than survival skills.
Every country has its own social customs and gestures, but don't
let this concern you too much. If your handshake is relaxed by German standards
or you make the mistake of arriving early for a Roman dinner party, your foibles
are likely to be forgiven.
Still, it never hurts to know that Swedes feel awkward around
back-slappers or that placing a horse's head on your host's bed is a faux pas
in Sicily. The linked sites on the following pages can help you avoid behavior that
might label you as a boor or buffoon:
European Etiquette -
General Information
Etiquette Tips by
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