Spanish culture is characterized by a lack of punctuality, with people usually arriving around 15 minutes late to planned meetings. Mealtimes also tend to be later than in other cultures, with breakfast around 10am, lunch after 2pm, and dinner from 9-10pm. Non-verbal communication is expressive, featuring hand gestures, loud speech, and greetings involving two kisses and a handshake.

1. SPANISH CULTURE
By: Beki García Quirós and Paula
Roces Fernandez

2. Punctuality:
Spanish people don´t
are punctual. We are
always late. Although
we meet at one time
we usually arrive about
15 min. later. We are
used to being late but
sometimes it could be
annoying

3. EATING COSTUMES
BREAKFAST: about 10 am. when we don´t
have to work. We eat some biscuits or
cereals with coffe.
LUNCH: we eat so much and we don´t eat
before 2 pm.
DINNER: We also have so much food for
dinner. We have dinner about 9 or 10 pm.
Sometimes we have some snack between the
breakfast and the lunch or between the
lunch and the dinner

4. Non-verbal comunication
When we talk we
gesticulate a lot and we
speak very loud.
Sometimes we talk only by
symbols or signs because
we have lots of
expresions for it. When
we greet someone we give
each other 2 kisses and
shake hands.