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Russian culture places importance on hospitality for guests. When visiting a Russian home, guests should call ahead to confirm details and remove shoes upon entering, as is customary. Earning trust takes time; Russians may see guests as family once a close friendship develops. In the Netherlands, greeting involves kissing cheeks three times. Shoes are left on indoors. Light snacks are offered to guests according to headcount. Avoiding political topics and focusing on pleasant subjects like spring weather facilitates positive conversation.
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Netherland russia culture
- 1. ATTITUDE TOWARD GUEST IN RUSSIA AND NETHERLAND RATNA WAHYUNING SAFITRI ARESKA WIDYA AUDINYA CITRA INTAN
- 3. WHO ARE THEY? • Russia is a country that is located on the East side of Europe and the Northern of Asia • The political background during the era of communism left the Russian characteristic so hostile, suspicious, stubborn and cautious with strangers • So maybe it is hard for us to interact with them for the first time, however if they know us well, they will take us as their own family
- 4. Russian Nature Blue : Outer Orange : middle Green : core
- 5. BECOMING GUEST and GUEST HOUSE in RUSSIA MAKE AN APPOINTMENT After we make an appointment with them, make sure that we call them 2 or 3 hours before to make sure about the place and time we meet
- 6. How to enter their house? • Before we enter their house we should take off our shoes without being asked by them, after that they will give us tapockhi (home sandals)
- 7. Attitude for the guest
- 8. What is the best gift for them? It should be odd number
- 9. How Russian respect their guest?
- 10. When will Russian considered us as their close friend?
- 11. NETHERLANDS
- 12. WHO ARE THEY? of the ҉ Netherlands is one densiest countries in the world. ҉ Famous with : dijk windmills the tulipopen nature of the society. s
- 13. Djik
- 14. HOW TO BE A GUEST and GUEST HOUSE IN NETHERLANDS
- 15. 1. FIRST VISIT The house will take the guest to go around the house
- 16. 2.COMMON GREETING By kiss the cheeks three times, This greeting come from North Brabant, Rise among the teens in the 50s Become tradition among the Netherlands
- 18. 3. THE SHOES RULES When we enter the house, we are not allowed to remove our shoes, Their culture teach them to dress neatly at home.
- 19. 4. FOOD AND DRINK • FOOD Only snack or “Gebak” According to the number of the guest • DRINK Mention what kind of drink that you want and how it is exactly to be made
- 20. 5. LEAVE THE HOUSE BEFORE MEAL TIME What do you think about that statement? Dutch is famous to be frugal. They only serve meal to their family member.
- 21. 6. CONVERSATION TOPICS • Avoid This Topic Don’t talk about NAZI Netherlands has unpleasant history with NAZI • Interesting Topic Spring because, spring is their favorit season
- 22. 7. FUN FACT ABOUT EATING OUT WITH THE DUTCH Chatting at home Dinner at restaurant