best way to greet people ;

toffee

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maybe me being British I like the old way of hand shakes ' I dont hug people I dont know - the French is always 2 kisses' one each side of the
face - well maybe we need to re-think a knew Hello# mainly Europeans are more tactile in the greetings ' has anyone got any new ideas
on this' a few ideas from different places
philippines they put out the bck of hand to the persons forehead

tibet -stick out the tongue
japan they bow
Thailand hands together greeting .. whats your best formal way !
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I've seen it widely promoted to not shake hands, just do an elbow bump. Like a fist bump, but with elbows. :oops:

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Which makes no sense to me, because we're also advised to distance ourselves from others. My fam and I have evolved the "air hug" method of greeting and saying bye. We mimic a hug and pretend-blow kisses from across the room. It's very unsatisfying.
 
I think it's best not to touch
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anyone at all.. no kisses, no elbow nudging , no foot touching as they've been suggesting.. just a simple hands together prayer like while standing well apart , and a slight nod will be plenty... 🙏


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Hmmmm..... at Anfield, 60,000 people would outstretch their arms and bow in homage to Stevie G in his Royal Red....😊
 
My husband's Doctor, gave him a High Five, when we were leaving the office...My mouth almost told him not to do that...but I
just gave him the Italian look....He laughed.....My husband couldn't care less...When we got in the car I gave him wet wipes for
his hands.....So the next time we had to go, I gave him that Italian look, and he punched his hand.....He doesn't put on a mask...
He said he always washes his hands....I think he is living in another world....
 

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