Belgium has three official languages: French, Dutch, and German. The culture varies by region, with Flanders in the north being primarily Dutch, Wallonia in the south being primarily French, and the northeast being German-influenced. Meeting etiquette in Belgium involves brief handshakes with strangers and three kisses with acquaintances, while never kissing other men. Gift giving etiquette recommends flowers, chocolates, or wine for hosts depending on the relationship. Dining etiquette means arriving on time, using continental table manners, and complimenting meals. Business etiquette requires politeness, punctuality, multiple languages, subtle communication, and exchanging business cards appropriately translated.