Etiquette of the Italian kiss - Art of Loving Italy
In Italy, it is a common practice to greet someone with a light kiss on both their cheeks. This is true even if you are just newly acquainted or if you have known someone for quite a long time. At an Italian social event, you can just imagine that half the time is spent kissing people, hello, and the rest of the time kissing everyone goodbye!
The Italian Kiss: 5 Tempting Touches of Affection
Discover the charm of the Italian kiss: 5 meaningful gestures that express affection, warmth, and connection in Italian culture.
Italian Greetings and Responses: Formal, Informal & Kissing
2024年12月4日 · To Kiss or Not to Kiss? Italy is known for the kiss hello. So, what do you do when you meet someone? Do you go for a hug, a handshake, or a kiss? Well, let me tell you, it’s all about the “bace sul laguancha,” or kisses on the cheeks.
Italian Life Rules: How to Kiss an Italian - Dream of Italy
2016年9月24日 · Have you ever greeted an Italian by going for a cheek kiss only to have them extend an arm for a hearty handshake and a cheery, “Buongiorno” or “Piacere”? Regions and cultures often dictate kissing rules, but the bottom line …
Italian Etiquette Rules: The Do’s and Don’ts - ItalianPod101.com …
2020年1月6日 · Kiss your friends and relatives twice on their cheeks: Italians do kiss, a lot. Not as much as the French do , but almost. You should kiss your friends and relatives twice on their cheeks when saying hello and goodbye.
How do you kiss an Italian? - This is Italy - Dit is Italië
2018年12月16日 · Most Italians are warm and outspoken. They enjoy kissing (close) friends and family, but for acquaintances, in business environments and with strangers, a handshake is usually the first choice. In general, don't kiss if you've never met someone. And be a consistent kisser. If you greet someone with a kiss, say goodbye with a kiss.
The etiquette of the kiss in Italy | L'Italo-Americano – Italian ...
2015年11月11日 · In Italy it is a common practice to greet someone with a light kiss on both their cheeks. This holds true even if you are just newly acquainted or if you have known someone for quite a long time. At an Italian social event you can just imagine that half the time is spent kissing people hello and the rest of the time kissing everyone goodbye!
Italian - Greetings - Cultural Atlas
However, in Southern Italy, men generally only kiss family members and prefer to give a pat on the back to show affection in a greeting. The common verbal greeting is “ Ciao ” (Hello). This is quite casual. People may also say “ Buongiorno ” (Good …
Galateo del bacio: The etiquette of the Italian kiss - Studentessa …
2014年5月18日 · At an Italian social gathering, you can imagine that half the time is spent greeting everyone with kisses and the other half saying goodbye the same way! For people from Anglo-Saxon countries, where a firm handshake suffices for both arrival and departure, this custom is quite charming.
Italian Life Rules - Kissing the Italian Cheek - Tuscan Traveler
2014年6月25日 · Have you ever greeted an Italian by going for a cheek kiss only to have them extend an arm for a hearty handshake and a cheery, “Buongiorno” or “Piacere?” Regions and cultures often dictate kissing rules, but the bottom line …
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