24 common American customs that are Seen as offensive in other countries

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24 common American customs that are Seen as offensive in other countries
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20. Meal Altering 

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In foodie cultures like France, Italy, Spain and Japan, asking for ketchup, hot sauce, soy sauce or salt to alter your meal may raise some eyebrows.

Before you ask for a condiment, see if there are any on the tables – if not, you should probably refrain.

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  1. > In a lot of countries, especially in the Middle East, Latin America, Western Africa, Russia and Greece, a thumbs up basically has the same meaning as holding up a middle finger does for Americans.

    In Russia, a thumbs up basically has the same meaning as it does in the US (as well as holding up a middle finger).

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