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Courtesy in Ngoketunjia
Courtesy in Ngoketunjia
A no smoking order was adopted nationwide. So although smoking is not prohibited, it is discouraged in public spaces
Crossing legs is perceived to be a sign of disrespect. Therefore when with elders you should not cross your legs. Women are perceived to be inferior to men, and so when in the presence of men, women should not cross their legs
The Fon is of elevated status and therefore cannot be touched by ordinary people. Therefore when meeting the Fon, do not shake his hand. The Fon should be greeted with a traditional greeting (which the locals will teach the visitor) bowing down to the Fon is the most acceptable and respectable manner
When shaking hands with a more senior person, it is common to touch the elbow of the right hand with the left hand
When eating with an elderly person, you can´t watch your hands when the elderly person is still eating or you beg for permission to do it
Dressing is conservative
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