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Don’t use your left hand when eating! It’s considered dirty (hand for wiping after the toilet)
--Zureigat
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Don't chew gum or eat in public during the holy month of Ramadan when Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset.
--ahmed
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Don't ignore older individuals or disregard their advice; elders are respected in Algerian society.
--aadil
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Don't cross your legs or show the soles of your feet while sitting, as it is considered impolite in Algerian culture.
--ahmed
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Don't wrap gifts in white or black colors, as they are associated with mourning and sadness in Algerian culture.
--fatima
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Don't hitchhike or accept rides from strangers, as it may not be safe and is not a common practice in Algeria.
--zohra
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Don't wear shoes inside the mosque or prayer area if the wedding includes religious ceremonies.
--aadil
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Don't drive at night, especially in rural areas, as road conditions can be challenging and visibility may be reduced.
--aadil
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Don't forget to greet everyone present, even if you don't know them personally. Handshakes or verbal greetings are appreciated.
--zohra
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Don't expect public transportation to always run on time; delays can occur due to various reasons.
--fatima
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When the host offers a bowl of perfumed water, use it to clean your hands. It's polite to do this.
--Zureigat
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Eat couscous with a spoon, and eat stew with a fork
--Zureigat
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Leave a little food on your plate if you're full. If it's empty, they will fill the plate up again.
--Zureigat
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Use only 3 fingers when eating: thumb, pointer finger, and middle finger. No more than this.
--Zureigat
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Algeria, food+drinks
--ccwriter02
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