Travel Tour France

Monday, July 24, 2006

Networking Manner in France

When I first arrived in France, I quickly tried to observe the social ways of the French locals and other tourists around me. You see, it is imperative to be be very observant, especially if it is your first time in a new state. As for me, I had fun with my social observance during my trip in France.

What I basically observed was the manner the French individuals are addressing each other when they are outdoors. Shaking the hands of their chums and even cheek kissing are their typical ways of greeting and saying goodbyes. Monsieur and Madame without surnames are the French individual's personal mode to each other. Going over to their dining social manners, the French individuals observe the natural signals to commence eating. When you are invited in a formal dinner or lunch, the presenter or the guest of honor should be the first one to induct the eating proper. Also, meal times in France are usually a dilatorily and lingering experience. I also observed that the French persons opt to wear casual clothing in everyday functions, but they also warrant formal wears at formal social functions like fancy dinners, club, and casino gatherings. Finally, I also learned that smoking is restricted almost everywhere in France - in general transports, theaters, and even in cinemas.

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