Well, we don't kiss people on the cheek to greet them.
I think shaking your head in some cultures means yes and others no.
Re: Body language
Well, we don't kiss people on the cheek to greet them.
I think shaking your head in some cultures means yes and others no.
Re: Body language
In Western cultures, barring parents and young children, holding hands indicates a romantic relationship. In Arab and other associated cultures, men hold hands as a sign of trust and friendship, without any romantic connotations.
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Re: Body language
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Re: Body language
Well we Quebecers do. Both cheeks. Men, women, who cares. Just like the Russians.
I told Gawain if he ever came to Quebec, I was going to bear hug him and plant one on each cheek.
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I haven't heard from him in a while...
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The older generation do the same in Spain. If anyone has seen Volver, they'll understand, but the two kisses are those ones that have a massive sound to them, almost like an explosion, but more feminine.Well we Quebecers do. Both cheeks. Men, women, who cares. Just like the Russians.
I told Gawain if he ever came to Quebec, I was going to bear hug him and plant one on each cheek.
Glad to see ya!
I haven't heard from him in a while...
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