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Brazilian Culture / Do's and Don'ts

... Do’s Engage in discussions on topics such as soccer (football) and the natural landscapes of Brazil. These are welcome topics of conversation. Have a willingness to be open and warm. This will help create a stronger dynamic, as Brazilians tend to interac ...

South Korean Culture / Do's and Don'ts

... Do’s Laugh with Koreans whenever possible as they enjoy sharing humour. Make an effort to compliment what you like about Korea. This may help in giving you ‘face’. Be aware of how you fit in the social hierarchy that Koreans observe. Discern who is superio ...

Lao Culture / Naming

... Most Lao follow Lao naming conventions. However, there may be variation between different ethnic groups, such as the Hmong people (see below). Lao Names Naming Conventions Lao naming conventions arrange names as follows: [given name(s)] [FAMILY NAME]. For ...

Venezuelan Culture / Etiquette

... Basic Etiquette Venezuelans are generally relaxed in regard to timekeeping. Social occasions may start late and run overtime. However, it is still important to be punctual and respectful of others’ time in professional settings. It is considered polite t ...

Colombian Culture / Do's and Don'ts

... Do’s Be respectful and courteous, especially around someone’s parents or elders. Colombians are often very charismatic and talkative, but their warmth is generally always accompanied with good manners. Make an effort to steer the conversation towards the ...

Croatian Culture / Do's and Don'ts

... Do’s When with your Croatian counterpart, show respect towards everyone you encounter, including those you do not know. Be open to asking Croatians about their opinions on most subjects. They often are happy to assist you with advice or help, and this will ...

Venezuelan Culture / Do's and Don'ts

... Do’s Be respectful of your Venezuelan counterpart’s family. Family is very important to Venezuelan culture, and Venezuelans have strong bonds with their relatives and local communities. Present yourself in a clean and tidy manner. Venezu ...

Zimbabwean Culture / Communication

... Verbal Indirect Communication: Zimbabweans are indirect communicators. They generally seek to avoid friction in any conversation. Thus, to be blunt and frank is not advisable. In an effort to be respectful, Zimbabweans come across as quite agreeable and ac ...

Cambodian Culture / Do's and Don'ts

... Do’s Cambodians are likely to sincerely appreciate any efforts to learn their language, despite the language’s difficulty. Basic greetings in Khmer, even if mispronounced, can act as a good ice breaker and show that you are keen to understand an integral p ...

Bosnian Culture / Do's and Don'ts

... Do’s If a Bosnian offers to perform a favour for you, accept their kindness graciously. Australians can sometimes be cautious or sceptical of why people want to offer their help, especially if they don’t know them well. However, try to recognise the gestur ...

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