3. The first costume is family.
• In the north, generally only the nuclear family
lives together; while in the south, the
extended family often resides together in one
house.
• The family provides both emotional and
financial support to its members
4. My second custom is Italy style
• You will be judged on your clothes, shoes,
accessories and the way you carry yourself.
• Clothes are important to Italians.
• The way you dress can indicate your social
status, your family's background, and your
education level.
5. My third custom’s on meeting
Etiquette
• Once a relationship develops, air-kissing on
both cheeks, starting with the left is often
added as well as a pat on the back between
men.
• Many Italians use calling cards in social
situations. These are slightly larger than
traditional business cards and include the
person's name, address, title or academic
honours, and their telephone number.
6. Italy translation
• Ciao, il mio nome è Bethany. Benvenuti nella
mia presentazione aand grazie per essere
venuti. Parlerò tyo oggi sulle consuetudini
commerciali d'Italia. Sono giudice mentale su
ciò che eri. Si può dire che tipo di famiglia da
cui provieni, ma gli abiti che indossate.
8. My first custom is on religion
• The Greek Orthodox Church is the national
religion and is practiced by the majority of the
population.
• Most holidays and festivals are religious in
nature.
• The Church plays a greater role in political,
civic, and governmental affairs than in more
secular countries.
9. My second custom is on family values
• The family is the basis of the social structure.
• The family offers both financial and emotional
support to its members.
• The extended family is expected to help
relatives in times of need, even to the point of
assisting them to find employment.
• Family relationships carry over into business.
Nepotism is accepted
10. My third custom is on Meeting
Etiquette.
• Greeks are warm and hospitable.
• When meeting someone for the first time,
they shake hands firmly, smile, and maintain
direct eye contact.
• Good friends often embrace; they may also
kiss each other on each cheek. Male friends
often slap each other's arm at the shoulder.
11. Greece Translation
• Γεια σας, το όνομά μου είναι Bethany. Καλώς
ήλθατε στην παρουσίασή μου A και σας
ευχαριστώ που ήρθατε. Θα πρέπει να μιλάμε
tyo σας σήμερα για τα επιχειρηματικά ήθη
της Greese. Εάν είστε γυναίκες είστε
πραγματικά φιλόξενοι. Θα πρέπει να πάμε
στην εκκλησία.
13. My first custom is Cuisine
• Food is one of the great passions of the
French people.
• French cooking is highly refined and involves
careful preparation, attention to detail, and
the use of fresh ingredients.
• It varies by region and is heavily influenced by
what is grown locally.
14. My second Custom is Family Values
• The family is the social adhesive of the
country and each member has certain duties
and responsibilities.
• The extended family provides both emotional
and financial support.
• Despite their reputation as romantics, the
French have a practical approach towards
marriage.
15. My third custom is Meeting Etiquette
• The handshake is a common form of greeting.
• Friends may greet each other by lightly kissing on the
cheeks, once on the left cheek and once on the right
cheek
• First names are reserved for family and close friends.
Wait until invited before using someone's first name.
• You are expected to say 'bonjour' or 'bonsoir' (good
morning and good evening) with the honorific title
Monsieur or Madame when entering a shop and 'au
revoir' (good-bye) when leaving
16. France Translation
• Bonjour, mon nom est Bethany. Bienvenue sur
mon prestation et vous remercier d'être
venus. Je vais parler avec vous aujourd'hui la
coutume d'affaires de la France. Ils shakehand
fréquemment de vous rencontrer. Si vous êtes
amis vous pouvez également each other
saluer en s'embrassant doucement sur les
joues.
