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Spanish Culture Etiquette Guide: Do's and Don'ts by Muhammed Aydin

Discover the essential do's and don'ts of Spanish culture with Muhammed Aydin's insightful tips. Learn about proper behavior, dining customs, and social norms to navigate Spain with ease. Embrace traditions and avoid common pitfalls to make the most of your experience in this vibrant country.

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Spanish Culture Etiquette Guide: Do's and Don'ts by Muhammed Aydin

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  1. DO’S AND DON’TS OF SPAINISHCULTURE MUHAMMED AYDIN

  2. DON’TS • Do not complainaboutsmoking. Spanishbelieveswhoevercomplainsaboutsmokingareactuallyafraid of life.

  3. Do not eatwithyourhands. Not evenfruit!

  4. Do not carryyourwallet in backjeanspocket, nor do theladiesslingyourbagsoverthebacks of chairs.

  5. Do not getdrunkand do not walkaround at nightalone.

  6. Do not wearshorts in public.

  7. DO’S • Do shakehandswitheveryone, fromtheoldesttothekids, andexpect a kiss on eachcheek, a hugor a pat on thebackfromthoseyouknow.

  8. Do dressstylishly, but modestly. Wear nice accessoriestoo. • Do getreadytobecome a second-handsmokerifyouare not a smoker, andpretendthatyouarefinewith it. Smoking is widelyaccepted in Spain.

  9. Do be preparedforlatelunchanddinner. InSpain, no onegoesoutmuchbefore 10pm toeatorfor a drink, trytohave a lightsnackabout 5pm to put you on.

  10. Do tipsifyouaresatisfiedwithservices. Tipping is not customary in Spain.

  11. Do rest yourwrists at theedge of thetablewheneating.

  12. Do put yourknifeandfork on yourplateparallelwiththehandlesfacingtotherighttoshowthatyouhavefinishedeating.

  13. Do give a highqualitygift, such as brandyorwhiskey, andbring a smallgiftforchildren as well. Openyourgiftimmediatelywhenreceiving a gift.

  14. Do be awarethatdining is importanttobusinessrelationships in Spain.

  15. THANKS FOR LISTENING

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