9 Rude Behavior Is Common In Another Country

Eating noodles out loud, spitting in public saliva, eating steamed food ... are behaviors that make visitors look uncomfortable in many places, but are accepted in some other countries. Japanese: Ramen or noodle is a popular dish in Japan, and eating it with a loud noise is considered to be a sign of appetite

. Even if you eat too quietly, the chefs may think you don't like the noodles they make. Spitting in China: Public spitting is not uncommon in China. However, the government has taken many steps to change the people when Chinese tourists lose sympathy for doing this behavior abroad Photo: Teh Eng Koon / AFP.



Questions related to individuals in Japan: Usually, Americans do not ask novices questions such as how much money you make, why are not married. In Japan, it is completely normal to ask about age, income ... Being late in Argentina: If you arrive on time for a social event in Argentina, especially a house party, you will find yourself the first to arrive. It is considered polite to arrive about half an hour late compared to the invitation time, so that the host has time to prepare. Photo: Rafaelhiatt / Blogspot Taxi front seat in New Zealand: Unless many people go, the front seat passengers will make most drivers uncomfortable.



However, in Australia and New Zealand, not sitting in this chair when traveling alone is considered not knowing how to behave. Photo: Digitalnewsroom. No tip at a restaurant in Japan: No extra tip for service will make you get annoyed eyes while in the US. However, in Japan, it is considered impolite to pay extra money because the service fee is already on the bill. Topless sunbathing in Austria: If a woman topless on a normal beach almost anywhere, she will be in trouble. On the contrary, when coming to Austria, the female tourists can comfortably take off their shirt on the beach without worrying about anything. Photo: Vacationstmaarten. Food in India: In this country, eating with your hands is a daily thing.



Even in some regions, eating pickles is considered more polite than eating with utensils, spoons and chopsticks. Photo: RedUCalwalkars / Wordpress. In Brazil: Americans often like to keep a certain distance from strangers, especially on public transport or elevators. In Brazil, you will see many strangers standing close to you while chatting or greeting. According to Zingnews ***.

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