Australian Social Etiquette
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By knowing some basic etiquette of a culture makes you feel comfortable in that culture. In this Android Application you will learn about how to get familiar with social life of Australian culture. Some of etiquette are mentioned in the app like:
>> People are rarely criticized if someone fails to observe formal etiquette (e.g. forgetting to dress smartly). Commenting on someone’s poor manners can be seen as pretentious or stuck up.
>> Moderate swearing is common among friends and is not always considered rude.
>> Women are seen as capable individuals who can help themselves. Therefore, it is not considered wholly necessary for men to open car doors (etc.) for women. Doing so is recognized as very polite and courteous, but can also sometimes be seen as patronizing depending on the circumstance.
>> It is considered impolite to ask a direct question about someone’s salary, wealth, weight or age.
>> Spitting in public is rude.
>> If there is a line for something, always queue and wait for your turn.
>> Always say please when asking someone for help or a favor or you will come across as rude.
>> People are rarely criticized if someone fails to observe formal etiquette (e.g. forgetting to dress smartly). Commenting on someone’s poor manners can be seen as pretentious or stuck up.
>> Moderate swearing is common among friends and is not always considered rude.
>> Women are seen as capable individuals who can help themselves. Therefore, it is not considered wholly necessary for men to open car doors (etc.) for women. Doing so is recognized as very polite and courteous, but can also sometimes be seen as patronizing depending on the circumstance.
>> It is considered impolite to ask a direct question about someone’s salary, wealth, weight or age.
>> Spitting in public is rude.
>> If there is a line for something, always queue and wait for your turn.
>> Always say please when asking someone for help or a favor or you will come across as rude.
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