16 Taboos In Countries

Syria banned the Yo-yo game to overcome the drought and the Dutch did not sing during the meals to avoid the devil.
16 taboos you should know when traveling in countries
Each country has different taboos. So, you can refer to the information below to avoid trouble while traveling.
The elevators in China do not have number 4. Because this number is considered unlucky, it has a close pronunciation of the word "death" which means death

. Most buildings in this country ignore the 4th floor, similar to the license plate, phone number. Photo: Tofugu.
Japan: Sticking chopsticks into food is something you should not do when traveling to Japan Also, don't use chopsticks to point at someone, it's rude and impolite to Japanese people.




South Korea: People think that turning on the fan while sleeping in a closed room or without windows can lead to death. This is especially noted for young children and the elderly.
Philippines: After returning from a funeral, people are not allowed to go straight home but must visit any shopping mall, shop or bar. This will make bad spirits go astray and unable to follow them home. People call this tradition pagpag.
India: Tuesday's haircut, nail clippers and shave are said to bring bad luck. So hair salons in this country usually close on Tuesdays
Egypt: Seeing an owl or hearing its cry means you are about to face terrible calamity.



This is also the reason why they don't go into the woods at midnight.
Syria: In 1933, the Yo-yo ball game was banned. It is believed that the ball's non-contact loop was the cause of the drought.
Afghanistan: People do not let brooms touch whose feet. If you do, one of your loved ones will die.
Russia: People believe that sending a birthday greeting too soon to someone will leave them with bad luck. If you want to organize a birthday party for relatives and friends, they will always choose the right date or leave it after the birthday. In addition, the Russians also believe that shaking hands, hugging and kissing someone goodbye in the doorway will make them enemies.



So this sweet ritual should be done indoors or outside.
You should only celebrate Russian birthdays on or after their birthday. Photo: Stir.
Mexico: Putting two mirrors in front of each other can open a portal for the devil.
Lithuania: Whistling can be common in many countries. However, for Lithuanians, indoor whistling is considered a way of summoning demons.
UK: Leaving shoes on a table is bad, because it represents the death of a loved one. In the past, having someone's shoes placed on a table was another way of notifying their family they had passed away.




Turkey: Itchy right hand is believed to mean you are about to make some money, while itchy left hand means you are about to lose money. The Turks also refrained from jumping over a child. This action has the meaning of cursing them to be short and short.
Iceland: In winter, if you want to knit, do it indoors. Here, knitting outside the door steps can make the season cold and last longer.
Holland: Don't sing during a meal, because it is like inviting a devil to a meal.
Singing at a meal brings bad luck and invites the devil. Photo: Insider.




Hungary: Sitting at the corner of the table can make you struggle in love, marriage and always alone. This belief also appeared in Russia.
Spain: Going into a house or entering a room with your left foot is considered unlucky. On the contrary, stepping out or entering a house with your right foot brings luck.
According to Lan Huong / Vnexpress
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