Don't forget to bring gifts to weddings, it is considered offensive if you don't.
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You can hear a lot of car horns, but beware that sometimes it can be taken as personal
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If you think about hitchhiking, try only short distances, it's not a good option here
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Yawning at a dinner table is considered low manners
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If you are staying in a nightclub, do not dance with many strangers, it is not a very common practice here.
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When you are a guest in a house, it is not appropriate to complain about the food, it is not practiced even if it wasn't good.
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Do not refuse the drinks that are offered to you when you are visiting a family, it usually shows a lack of respect
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Do not enter the house with shoes, Kosovars are usually known to be very strict in hygiene
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Don't miss the buses that leave at 6 p.m., for many destinations within the country they are the last lines for that day.
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Do not refuse rakia and coffee, they are signs of hospitality and respect
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When making big purchases, don't forget to bargain for prices
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For many services you don't need an appointment, just go and get them done, for example, a haircut
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Tipping is not mandatory, but it shows appreciation.
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If you are in a difficult situation to find a place to stay one night, feel free to ask people; they will often offer you a place to stay
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Take care of personal hygiene, people here pay a lot of attention
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When you want to improve social connections, then call people for coffee, people here love coffee
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Kosovars usually fight over who pays, so pay according to their proposal
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People in Kosovo don't choose a lot of food for breakfast or dinner, so don't be surprised when you are served some high-calorie breakfast food. Eat it, since it is not done on purpose but by a general culture
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Eating by hand is not a big problem, you can practice it in many cases.
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You usually shake hands when you meet someone for the first time, it's a social rule
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