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guest etiquette
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Middle Eastern countries
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In Middle Eastern cultures, guests are expected to initially refuse food or drinks as a sign of humility, and accept after insistence for politeness.
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guest etiquette
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China
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In Chinese culture, guest etiquette involves respecting customs such as removing shoes, serving tea, and leaving food on plates to show satisfaction.
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guest etiquette
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Asian countries
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In Asian countries, house guests are expected to remove shoes and are not expected to bring gifts.
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guest etiquette
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European countries
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In European countries, it is customary to send a thank-you note or message after staying as a guest in someone's home.
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guest etiquette
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Japanese culture
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In Japanese culture, it is customary to bring a small gift and remove your shoes when entering someone's home.
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guest etiquette
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Russian culture
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In Russian culture, it is customary to remove outdoor shoes and bring a gift when visiting someone's home.
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