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Makan etiquette around the world: the dos and don'ts
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#5- Yes, You SHOULD Belch and Burp:
As strange as it sounds, burping is considered good table manners in parts of China and in Bahrain- A small island country located in the Middle East, just south of Kuwait. It shows a sign of appreciation and satiety
As strange as it sounds, burping is considered good table manners in parts of China and in Bahrain- A small island country located in the Middle East, just south of Kuwait. It shows a sign of appreciation and satiety
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#4- Is it ever polite to fart after a meal?
This is a new one for me.
I had heard that farting was NOT rude in certain cultures but I wasn’t really sure if it was true or not so I did a little research.
Turns out Farting after a meal is an expression of thanks and appreciation to the Inuit people of Canada.
This is a new one for me.
I had heard that farting was NOT rude in certain cultures but I wasn’t really sure if it was true or not so I did a little research.
Turns out Farting after a meal is an expression of thanks and appreciation to the Inuit people of Canada.
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