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· A smiling Japanese person is not necessarily happy
· Be careful how you pour wine for an Argentinian
· Avoid winking at someone from Hong Kong
· Remember Arabs are not used to being told what to do
· Do not be alarmed if South Africans announce that they were held up by robots
· Don't ask a Brazilian personal questions
· Avoid physical contact when first meeting someone from India
· When meeting Mexicans it is best not to discuss poverty, illegal aliens, earthquakes or their 1845-6 war with America
· Never call a Canadian an American
· Do not take offence if an Australian or a New Zealander makes a joke about ''Poms''
· Avoid saying ''thank you'' to a Chinese compliment
· When accepting thanks Koreans will typically say "No, no "
· Don't snap your fingers if you are with a Belgian. It may be interpreted as impolite
· Never imply Poles drink excessively
· A smiling Japanese person is not necessarily happy
· Be careful how you pour wine for an Argentinian
· Avoid winking at someone from Hong Kong
· Remember Arabs are not used to being told what to do
· Do not be alarmed if South Africans announce that they were held up by robots
· Don't ask a Brazilian personal questions
· Avoid physical contact when first meeting someone from India
· When meeting Mexicans it is best not to discuss poverty, illegal aliens, earthquakes or their 1845-6 war with America
· Never call a Canadian an American
· Do not take offence if an Australian or a New Zealander makes a joke about ''Poms''
· Avoid saying ''thank you'' to a Chinese compliment
· When accepting thanks Koreans will typically say "No, no "
· Don't snap your fingers if you are with a Belgian. It may be interpreted as impolite
· Never imply Poles drink excessively