Things You Should Never Do in Other Countries

Different cultures around the world are so varied their rules may get you into a world of difficulty! Here are 20 surprising things you should never do in other countries.

[exidy-yt]

No, Canadians do NOT pride ourselves on making fun of Americans. I mean, we do it sometimes, but no more then Americans make fun of Canadians, and it's all in good fun both ways, for the most part. In fact, Canada as a nation is more like the "mr. Minnesota" referenced, polite to the point that both parties bumping into each other will automatically apologize, we thank the bus driver when we get off the bus, and picking a fight instead of not getting upset is considered gauche. Yet we scream and cheer on the pro hockey players when they drop the gloves and throw hands. We have one of the smallest, yet most respected military and peacekeeping forces in the world. Canada is full of contrary behaviours, but overall we're pretty nice about it, eh?

[andrey]

I am Russian and we all smile like normal people. It is definitely OK to smile.

[anonymousmonkey]

"Don't shout or make a scene in southeast asia"
or anywhere really.

[ElisChaos]

3:12 I live in Greece and there no such law about the high heels in those areas 😐

[vsevolodalipov]

WTF, you can smile in Russia. You're not under a Nazi rule that bans smiling or anything. And you can expect people to smile for a photo.

[zackiscool]

i can't stop laughing at the part when he said the durian that taste like heaven smells like hell XD

[Ghostedwithdashiii]

1:16 *never use ur left hand*
bruv what if your missing your right hand

[ASHl]

“If visiting during Ramadan you should be respectful, ” I understand what he’s saying here, that it’s disrespectful to eat in public during Ramadan, but you should *DEFINITELY* be respectful regardless of when (or where) you’re visiting! Be polite and be a decent human being to all and you’ll end up living a much happier life anyway

[one_salty_boi]

"No bikinis in Spain "

FBI: now we wait

[kxkoii]

I’m Vietnamese, and in Vietnam, never ever! Cross your fingers there, I know crossing your fingers means having luck,
But crossing your fingers in Vietnam, means *F word* you, and you’ll get attacked, so avoid that

[christellcomia]

One of the Culture in Philippines
"MANO PO!♡"
-means respecting and greeting the seniors or the olders

[Falcobird]

0:33 (drops money in Thailand) *"Swan Dive!"* 😂

[lmtoakley]

I am Canadian, spending 0.25$ in penny's in Canada is not illegal, we just won't accept penny's.

[jadakeen]

I live in Jamaica and that's not true. You can wear camouflage patterns.

[pavliv]

And i am russian. Pff i do smile. Sometimes. When in right mood. And its my birthday.

[tanjirokamado]

"You can't smile in Russia"
Me: I can't even smile properly
(It's true)

[andrewwang]

I'm Chinese, and I never heard of that rule before about leaving food on the plate. It's the exact opposite as there's a saying "every grain of rice is from the hard labour of others". I don't know where that saying came from but it's definitely not the mainstream thing to do.

[wunderbr]

"Seriously guys, who steps on money?"

[Danny]

Human me: *reincarnates*
Turtle me: Yay, I live again!
Tibetan government: Let me stop you right there, bucko.

[maleaharabambi]

6:16

i'm sure your not supposed to pee in oceans or pools in other countries anyway