concept   hongi (traditional māori greeting)
culture   Western cultures
statement   Handshakes are the most common form of greeting in Western cultures, with less emphasis on the exchange of breath compared to the traditional Māori hongi greeting.
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1 hongi (traditional maori greeting) Western cultures Handshakes are the most common form of greeting in Western cultures, with physical contact limited to a firm grasp and brief shake of the hands. 1
2 hongi (traditional māori greeting) Western culture In Western culture, greetings are often expressed through handshakes, hugs, or kisses, with less emphasis on the exchange of breath as a symbol of connection. 1
3 hongi (traditional māori greeting) Western cultures Handshakes are the common form of greeting in Western cultures, symbolizing a friendly and professional interaction. 1
4 hongi greeting Western cultures In Western cultures, the hongi greeting is not a common form of greeting, and people typically greet each other with handshakes or hugs. 1