Greetings From Around the World | Travel Channel

From bowing to air kissing, check out these popular greetings from around the world.

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Greetings From Around the World | Travel Channel

[chamilasawanawadu]

This is my homework ☁️
Thank you♥️
This was helpful 💕

[bangtwicesib]

*In middle eastern countries we actually handshake + kiss the cheek of the person*

[shannonp]

0:34 Germany
0:32 Middle Eastern
1:01 Argentina
1:15 Russia
1:10 Paris

[Mel-pspx]

in Mexico (mexico city)... we give a kiss and a hug saying "Hola cómo estás", "Cómo te ha ído", "Qué onda, cómo estás". the thing is... a Girl and a Girl can do Kiss and hug, men only do hug and handshake, a girl and a boy only kiss. We only give one kiss in either side of the cheek, doesn't really matter. when men handshake it is important to be with the right hand always (yes even if you are left handed), there is no specifications regarding age. Kids in Mexico start to say hi as an adult would do around 12 or 13 years old... of course this number depends on each person. Finally, if you are in a meeting it is almost mandatory to say hi to absolutely everyone in there no matter how many people, in case it's a very big meeting you just say hi to the person who organized it and then while time passes you will find little by little more people and thus you have to say hi. Really important to always say good bye and thanks for the invitation.

[pinklamborghini]

Sheeesh the Botswana Shake be clean wit it tho 🥶🥶🥵

[Mirror_Holder]

Muslims are taught to greet by saying " May peace and blessing of God be with you"

[BigScoutFlag]

*In Japan The Lower The Older*
*Thats True And It Ryhmes Like Times*

[harmonymercurio]

Watching this for my Intro to Cultural Anthropology course

[valeriastupnicki]

In some places in Argentina is more common to kiss each other on both cheeks, sometimes approaching for a semi-hug

[ender]

Well now we cant come within 2 meters of each other, so AIR HI-FIVE

[twee-knee]

For the hongi you dont look in each others eyes. The main thing to do is bring your noses and head together and breathe in

[srta.carlota]

in Argentina we do a little hug like the examples for italy but it's just 1 kiss. And it's usually ON the cheek, not in the air

[MissCrazygirlie]

I've never seen a German shake hands like this. Source: lived in Germany my whole life

[DudsCosta]

Why did you put just the city of São Paulo and not Brazil?

[dudksjj]

why is sao paulo in there? shoudnt it be brazil?

[Fecbar]

In Finland this would not be possible, they would be outside the screen in that case.

[tams]

While the intention is good, this just seems like it's a group of people making a video of our a poorly researched Buzzfeed listicle.

Not cultural appropriation, but, ummm, not accurate.

[tufab]

Did they really consider "Sao Paulo" a country? lol

[fmamamaba]

Actually in the Middle East we do the cheek kiss thing but not with the opposite gender also in some countries here men greet each other by touching noses don’t judge lol

[sharonchan]

Philippines don’t kiss😂. We “Mano or bless” the adults.