Nonverbal communication in Tanzanian.

1. Tinzania
Tinzania
Non-verbal communication
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2. of contents
of contents
01 Introduction
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03 Countries
Itinerary
World map
Conclusions
Destinations
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Table
Table

3. Introduction
Introduction
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4. Gestures:
1- Shaking with the right hand.
2- Never use your left hand when talking to
someone, taking or passing things
(especially at meals) because it’s an
insulting behavior.
5- Pointing feet or shoes toward
a person is disrespectfu.
4- Calling someone to come
over is by your palm facing down
without using any sounds.

5. Greetings: Proxemics:
1- Starting with Hello followed
by shaking the right hand.
2- They are asking a series of
questions about family, work,
home,….etc.
3- Men and women shake
hands but most of the time
men wait till the woman
extend her hand first.
1- Tanzania is a crowded country
so the personal spaces is
limited.
2- They usually stand closer to
each other especially while
having a conversation.
3- Due to the crowd when they
bump to other people they rarely
apologize.

6. Eye contact:
1- Eye contact is important
and avoiding it indicates that
you are telling the truth.
Body language:
1- In Tenzanian people don’t
like to talk by they interpret
your body language and what
you’re doing.
Facial expressions:
1- They don’t show affection with
someone they love because it
seen like they’re showing of.
2- Fixed eye contact between two
people from the opposite gender
referring to unwelcome gestures
and seen as being rude/intrusion.
Note:
Additionally, it’s better to stay
away from sarcasm because it’s
hard to know if the person being
sarcastic or truthful.
2- they try to hide their anger and
emotions from their colleagues to
avoid being seen as cowardly or
intolerant.
3- Generally, showing you’re
emotions is not acceptable.

7. Tone:
Tone: Social interaction/business:
Social interaction/business:
1- It’s the key in a conversation in
Tanzania so using the correct tone
to deliver the right message.
1-In business it’s important to
trade business cards and it’s
more important to know when and
where to say the right thing.
Because having a conversation
with a group of people can
cause the words to have
different meanings.

8. Conclusions
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9. Thank
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