1. Finland
   Colombia
2. Turkey
   New Zealand

The phrase translates to "my master" and is often used in a service setting such as with a waiter and a customer.

1. Blowing a kiss to the sky
   Putting the hands together as if in prayer
2. Curtsying and bowing the head
   Putting the left hand on the on the other person's right shoulder

The wai can be performed while sitting, standing, or even walking. One who is of junior status should offer the wai first.

1. It should never be a blush or rose
   It should be imported
2. It should always be wrapped
   It should be the best you can afford

The French value their wines and appreciate quality. It need not be wrapped.

1. Scotland
   Korea
2. Russia
   Nepal

Kimchi is a dish of fermented vegetables usually of cabbage and radishes. Using spicy seasonings in it is popular.

1. Germany
   Portugal
2. Italy
   Switzerland

The way a person dresses and presents himself matters and can project social status, family background, or education level.

1. Iran
   United States
2. Canada
   Sweden

The toaster should look around the room at guests from right to left and then take a sip. It is good practice to nod at the guests before setting the glass down on the table.

1. Red roses
   Orchids
2. Lilies
   Carnations

This should be done ahead of the dinner party. Handwritten notes to hosts convey that one has class.

1. Lebanon
   Northern Ireland
2. Spain
   Canary Islands

For those who are close, the French greeting of three alternating kisses on the cheeks is also practiced.

1. Algeria
   Iceland
2. The Bahamas
   Switzerland

The music and dancing to goombay music last through to New Year's Day. Goombay is the native music derived from African slaves who handed down traditional stories through the music.

1. Malaysia
   The Netherlands
2. Herzegovina
   Brazil

Malays avoid pigs as gifts or anything related to pigskin (such as a football). Muslim religion does not allow for the consumption of pork.

1. Offer to wash a guest's feet
   Greet elders first
2. Offer a gift with both hands
   Use your right hand to eat

Cameroon is in western Africa and about 40% of its population possesses indigenous beliefs; its main languages are English and French.

1. Avoid scheduling a meeting on a Friday afternoon
   Avoid shaking hands
2. Avoid proposing a place to eat
   Avoid looking the host in the eye

Czechs often leave Friday afternoon for cottages in the country after a mid-day meal. August is also a difficult time to schedule something.

1. Croatia
   United States
2. China
   Japan

Chrysanthemums are considered flowers of death for funerals and gravestones. Other flowers are acceptable, with an odd number of stems.

1. Northern Ireland
   The Bahamas
2. Tunisia
   Mexico

In some homes here, the wife of the host may not ever be introduced. A majority of Tunisia practices Islam.

1. Bolivia
   Portugal
2. Ukraine
   Jamaica

Ukrainians also avoid giving flowers that are yellow. When invited to dinner one should bring a gift.

1. Wales
   New Zealand
2. India
   Ceylon

Powhiris are executed when a business meeting takes place with a tribal group. There are specific rules about how interactions will take place including where to meet, where to sit, and how to address each other.

1. Turkey
   Poland
2. Spain
   Paraguay

This a practice where there is the breaking and sharing of a thin white wafer (oplatek) with all family members.

1. Iraq
   Guatemala
2. Iceland
   Portugal

A guest may stay up to three days before they may be asked how long they are staying or why they are staying.

1. Ghana
   Honduras
2. Latvia
   New Guinea

The Latvian folk song is called a "daina". Most Latvians have been involved in some kind of song group at one point in their lives.

1. England
   Belgium
2. Panama
   Sri Lanka

Younger people usually shake hands for greetings. People are not addressed by first name until the other party moves on to that.

1. Bangladesh
   Costa Rica
2. Georgia
   Kazakhstan

Age is very respected here. The names to address people with are based on the hierarchical nature of Bangladeshi society.

1. The United States
   Israel
2. Chile
   Brunei

It is especially rude to do this to someone who is older than you are.

1. United States
   India
2. Afghanistan
   Switzerland

Fondue is a popular cheese serving practice. Circular cheeses are cut from the center into slices.

1. The Philippines
   Paraguay
2. Iceland
   Ceylon

"Hiya" is shame brought upon one or his family. Spending more than one can afford to appear a successful host is common and thwarts hiya.

1. Cambodia
   Honduras
2. Norway
   Luxembourg

Gifts are more commonly given at New Year's. Many older people do not even know the exact date of their birth.

1. United States
   Morocco
2. Germany
   Jordan

It is common to give a French or Italian wine. It is implied a good wine will not be served if you give a German wine.

1. Encouraging a song to be sung for the hostess of a dinner
   Presenting a box of chocolates at a business meeting
2. Dismissing people from a meeting from youngest to oldest
   Avoiding gifts that are black or purple

Black and purple are considered mourning colors. Chocolates and pastries are acceptable as gifts.

1. Greece
   France
2. Ecuador
   Saudi Arabia

This is a toast to your health in informal settings. It is also good practice to compliment the host's home.

1. Mexico
   England
2. Cuba
   Canada

There are some provincial differences between Quebec and other parts of Canada. Quebec often shows and expects a little more formality.

1. Romania
   Morocco
2. Spain
   Brazil

Eating with your hands is common. A water bowl is presented before and after the meal to clean hands off with.

1. Lithuania
   Andorra
2. Italy
   Kenya

White flowers are reserved for weddings.

1. France
   Nigeria
2. Yemen
   United States

Showing a sincere interest in a person and asking about one's health and family is something that should take time.

1. China
   Cyprus
2. Bolivia
   Mexico

Eight is considered the luckiest number in China. Giving eight of something brings luck to the recipient.

1. Hong Kong
   United States
2. France
   Finland

As a guest at dinner, one should try everything. You should also never eat the last piece of food from a dish.

1. Japan
   Russia
2. Pakistan
   Ireland

A casual style promotes the encouragement of storytelling. Shaking hands and smiling are encouraged.