Do not complain about having raw meat for breakfast (liver).
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As a female wedding guest, do not wear a puffy white dress. This is the traditional colour of the bride's dress and it suggests you are attempting to outdo her.
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As a male do not allow a female to pay at the restaurant.
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Do not sit in the front seat of a taxi if you are a woman.
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Do not open a gift someone has given to you in front of people without asking the giver's permission.
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Do not put your feet on the sofa when sitting.
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Do not interfere with any parent doing something to their child that you think is not good.
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Do not take photos of women without asking them.
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Don’t ignore greeting gestures. Respond by waving your hands back at least.
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Do not refuse to be kissed when someone is greeting you.
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Take some fruits as a gift when visiting a sick person.
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Warak Enab is just one more delicacy that graces the Lebanese table and delights the palate. Grape leaves are yet turned into a first-class Lebanese dish, wrapped around a succulent blend of seasoned meat and rice.
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Send a box of towels to brides as a congratulations gift.
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You should try lebanese kebbeh which is the national dish( raw meat).
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Speak in a mix of languages ( arabic- English - french), we use these three languages in every conversation we make.
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When invited to a wedding make sure to arrive early.
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Dabke is a main part of Lebanese weddings. It is a traditional dance where people hold each other's hands and move together.
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When visiting newly weds after their wedding you may ask to see their apartment's decorations.
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Lebanese weddings are usually made in two days the first days includes henna night .
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A smile and handshake with three kisses on the cheeks is generally an appropriate greeting in Lebanon.
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