Exploring Social Etiquette in Germany: Insights and Customs

In Germany, there are some special social etiquette practices, let’s take a look together!

1.In shops or supermarkets, it’s important to greet the salesperson. Failure to do so may be considered impolite. If you’re feeling shy, a simple “Hallo” (hello) or “Tschüs” (goodbye) will suffice.

2.In Germany, buses and trains don’t open their doors at every stop. If you need to get off, remember to press the door button, or you might miss your stop.

3.In Germany, blowing your nose is generally not considered impolite, but continuously sniffing may be frowned upon. So, if you have a runny nose, feel free to blow it!

In fact, these social etiquette practices are not only applicable in Germany but also in many German-speaking countries. If you’re interested, I will share more about German social customs.

在德國有一些特別的社交禮儀，讓我們一起來看看！

1.在商店或超市裡，向店員問好是非常重要的。如果不這樣做，可能會被視為不禮貌。如果你感到害羞，簡單地說一聲”Hallo”（你好）或”Tschüs”（再見）即可。

2.在德國，公共汽車和地鐵不會在每一站都開門。如果你需要下車，請記得按下開門按鈕，否則可能會錯過車站。

3.在德國，擤鼻涕通常不會被認為是失禮的行為，但持續吸鼻子可能會引起反感。因此，當你感到有鼻涕時，大膽地擤一下吧！

其實，這些社交禮儀不僅適用於德國，在許多德語國家也是如此。如果你們喜歡的話，我還可以分享更多關於德國社交文化的知識。