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India
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In India, 'Namaste' with folded hands is a commonly used and respectful greeting.
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Middle East
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In Middle Eastern culture, greeting etiquette involves multiple courteous exchanges and may include physical contact.
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Italy
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In Italy, cheek kissing is a common and personalized form of greeting.
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Asian cultures
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In Asian cultures, greeting etiquette often involves bowing, nodding, and maintaining physical distance.
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Nigeria
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Nigerian greetings typically involve warm handshakes, hugs, and smiles to convey respect and warmth.
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African countries
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In African countries, greeting etiquette involves handshakes, warm exchanges, and inquiries about well-being.
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Congo
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In Congo, greeting etiquette involves hugging, cheek-kissing, or handshakes based on the relationship and region.
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DRC
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In the Democratic Republic of Congo, greeting etiquette includes hugging, cheek-kissing, and handshakes based on the level of familiarity and the area.
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Indian subcontinent
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In Indian subcontinent culture, greetings often involve placing the palms together in front of the chest in a gesture called 'Namaste'.
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International
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Greeting customs across different cultures vary widely, including forms such as bowing or cheek-kissing instead of handshakes.
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Tourist
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Tourists may unintentionally offend locals by not adhering to local greeting customs.
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