Website review: International Body Language, Ges...
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•39 reviews since May 1, 2008
travel, marketing, body-language
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alwayslost rated 2 months ago- Make sure to watch your body language when you travel.
- shadowpool rated 2 months ago
- Informative!
- ihaveavianflu rated 2 months ago
- These are things that I did not know, pretty neat.
- KlamathTravMan rated 2 months ago
- Hands down, great things to know!
- javamanjoe rated 2 months ago
- INTERNATIONAL BODY LANGUAGE OR 'DON'T BE THAT GUY'. When you travel, you may think that if you don't know the language, you can just communicate using gestures. BUZZER! Knowing what gestures and body language mean in foreign countries can mean the difference between making friends and getting beaten up and it's all too easy to make mistakes.
- areudone rated 2 months ago
- didn't know that gestures and hand signs made so much of difference....
- thematadaor83 rated 2 months ago
- From the page: "still common though, is the older person of two meeting spitting on their hand before shaking hands -thereby transferring the goodness of their spirit in saliva as a blessing to the other" yucky old person spit
- jorday rated 2 months ago
- From the page: " You flag down a cab in Australia, and hop in the back. You try to make pleasant chat with the driver, but he seems angry. What's going on? 1. Don't take it personally, cabbies are known to be gruff in Australia. 2. He's not really a cabbie, you've just been picked up by a serial killer posing as a cabbie. Run! 3. You insulted him by getting in the back. 4. You're not supposed to talk to the cabbies. It's #3: In the United States, you always hop in the back of the cab. But Australians pride themselves on everyone being equals, so you've just insulted the cabbie by hopping in the back instead of getting in the front with him!"
- nickj52 rated 2 months ago
- Judging by the description for the last one, I can't wait until my trip to Australia. Sounds like a great place.
- misssquis rated 2 months ago
I think I like Tibet, too.
