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In the UK, it’s polite to put your napkin around your neck while you eat. True or false?

False! You put your napkin on your lap while you eat.

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In South Africa, if you speak to someone while your hands are in your pockets, they probably think that you A) are a strong and independent person. B) don’t respect them.

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In Asia and in the Middle East, if you sit legs crossed, you are being impolite. True or false?

True.

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In Japan, handshakes, cheek kisses and hugs are considered impolite in business meetings. True or false?

True.

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True or false: In Thailand, you should never touch someone’s head because they believe it’s the holiest part of the body. True or false?

True.

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What does this gesture mean in France? A) It’s OK. B) ’zero’ or ’worthless’

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In Italy, what does it mean if someone taps the side of their nose with their index finger? A) Never you mind, it’s a secret. B) Watch out.

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In Bulgaria, if you shake your head, it means A) yes. B) no.

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In the UK, what does it mean if someone says: “I cross my heart and hope to die”. A) Wish me good luck. B) I promise that I’m telling the truth.

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In the UK, what does it mean if someone taps the side of their nose with their index finger? A) Never you mind, it’s a secret. B) You guessed correctly..

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