The rules of etiquette and courtesy
shake hands the first time you see each- other
between friends and relatives, kiss on both cheeks
indicate 'yes' by moving the head horizontally, from side to side
indicate 'no' by moving the head vertically
honor our traditional code, called 'besa', which translates 'keep the promise'
hospitality is a foundation of a successful life, which means- 'be hospitable'
get up when someone enters the room
obey your parents and grandparents
cover your mouth when yawning or sneezing
waiting in line or taking turns
Giving gifts for special occasions
respect everyone's religion
Remove shoes before entering a home
Addressing elders or authority figures with honorifics
Showing respect for flags or national symbols
Wearing formal attire to weddings or funerals
if you were given outstanding service, a good tip will be appreciated by the staff