Weird World etiquettes

In the Philippines how should you point at something politely instead of using your finger?

In Ethiopia which hand is traditionally used to eat food?

In Germany what handshake rule must be observed when standing at a doorway?

In China what type of gift is avoided because it symbolizes bad luck or endings?

In some regions of India what unusual action after a meal can be seen as a compliment to the chef?

In South Korea writing a gift recipient’s name in which color ink is considered inappropriate?

In Māori culture of New Zealand what is the traditional greeting where noses and foreheads are pressed together called?

In Thailand which part of the body should never be touched due to its sacred status?

In some Italian churches what type of footwear can be considered disrespectful?

In Japan what is considered a polite way to show you are enjoying your noodles?

In Denmark what should not be put on a cake before someone’s birthday because it’s considered bad luck?

In Russia sitting on what part of a table is believed to bring bad luck?

In France what greeting involves touching cheeks?

In Japan how should gifts be presented to show proper respect?

In Singapore what common item is illegal to chew in public?