Title: 13 Normal Things That Are Rude In Other Cultures | TheTalko
Headings: 13 Normal Things That Are Rude In Other Cultures
13 Normal Things That Are Rude In Other Cultures
13 Tipping
12 Whistling
11 Laughing With Your Mouth Open
10 Being On Time
9 Sitting In The Backseat Of A Cab
8 Changing Your Meal
7 Using Your Left Hand
6 Showing The Soles Of Your Feet
5 Crossing Your Fingers
4 Wearing Your Shoes Inside
3 Blowing Your Nose
2 Getting Excited About Presents
1 Talking With Your Hands In Your Pockets

Content: Don't think about going public with your tissues in China, France, Japan, Turkey, or Saudi Arabia. Perhaps it feels a little too close for comfort. After all, in places like China, Korea, Thailand, and the Middle East, it can be offensive even to touch or hug someone depending on the circumstance. 2 Getting Excited About Presents
If you're lucky enough to receive a gift from someone in China or India, you shouldn't open it immediately in their company. It's considered greedy and poor form to do it while the gift giver is still around. If you're offered a gift in Japan or China, you might actually want to consider declining the gift a few times. In those places, they expect you to refuse the gift a few times before accepting even though they will continue to offer. It's very different than here where we quickly accept invites, gifts, etc. without thinking about what we're returning to the gift giver. 1 Talking With Your Hands In Your Pockets
In America, where you put your hands when talking to someone doesn't matter or mean anything at all.