Pictures: including dance and show tongue .. ythis is the strangest forms of greetings around the world!

We saw various forms somewhat in for some Arab countries formal political protocols, but we can not identify the different forms of greeting exactly what we know, we'll show some pictures that illustrate forms of greeting in a large number of countries around the world.

Forms of greeting:

Tibet

Area is located in Central Asia, and Batmd people in salute to the emergence of a small portion of their tongues to reflect the color, especially to the people of Tibet in the ninth century knew the color of their tongues black.

Saudi Arabia

In addition to the phrase "Peace be upon you and God's mercy and blessings be upon you," the Saudis used to kiss the nose and put her hand on the opposite shoulder when the other person.

Philippines


Called a salute when the people of the Philippines "Manu," a word that shows respect for the older ones, and be greeted by the great development of the person on the front of the other person and move them slightly.

India

Indians salute begins with the word "Namsty" With the inclusion of hands on each and put on the chest area.


Japan

The Japanese people respect it is known, in salute him with a bow in the back.

Botswana

Greeting may be the most fit on Alaptsuaneh detail, as are put right hand in the corresponding when the other person, then put the left hand on the right elbow, or put your thumb on the thumb.

Thailand

Thai greeting similar to India to a great extent, but the inclusion of hands and they put a prayer in the same way on the face.

France

The French people known elegance in dealing, be sufficient put a kiss on each "cheek" in the salutation.

Kenya

Kenyan tribes differ in expression of greeting, but the most widespread tribes, entering dancing in the salutation, as will be greeted by a jump to high ground.

Mongolia

The peoples of Mongolia used to give the scarf to the person who greets at events, with a little hands on the shoulders and bowing in greeting.

New Zealand

People in New Zealand depends on the use of the word "hello" in greeting, with paste nose and front with the person who received the greeting.