You must be aware that you will be offered something when you go to visit and it is impolite not to at least drink one cup of tea and eat a piece of bread.
--Rocky
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Avoid travelling in unofficial taxis, particularly at night and alone.
--Rocky
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don't admire things too much in someone's home, the custom is if you admire or comment on something they will feel compelled to give you that item.
--Rocky
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Not being hungry, being sick, having already eaten; none of these are excuses not to eat and drink socially. Your hosts will be offended if you do not eat a lot.
--Rocky
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You should never eat and leave before tea is served--and tea means several cups (or bowls) plus fruits, cakes, cookies, nuts.
--Rocky
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You must not point your feet towards food
--Rocky
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Do not step on the food if it's spread on the floor.
--Rocky
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You should not drink tap water
--Rocky
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Do not give change or sweets to children on the street unless you are invited as a guest
--Rocky
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You shouldn't stare at someone.
--Rocky
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Always be prepared to offer people something to drink and eat when they come to visit.
--Rocky
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Be respectful of religion, and the culture supporting it.
--Rocky
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Don't wave your hand, rather put out your hand and slowly drop your wrist to indicate you want a ride.
--Rocky
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Don't give permission for the driver to pick up more passengers.
--Rocky
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If you are a woman be prepared to kiss other women as a greeting.
--Rocky
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You must treat bread with respect.
--Rocky
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Age here matters and in this culture respect must be shown to anyone who is older than you.
--Rocky
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You should take off your shoes before entering the house.
--Rocky
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It is customary to bring a gift if you are invited to someone's home. It doesn't have to be much but flowers, candy, bread, anything will do.
--Rocky
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You should Bring something to eat and drink if you are invited for dinner
--Rocky
