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Do shake hands
A common way of greeting someone especially on a first meeting
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Do pay as you go
Pay for drinks at a bar as you order them
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Do stand in line
The British are famous for queuing
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Do say ‘please’ and ‘thank you’
Common courtesy but you’ll notice people in Britain say ‘thank you’ a lot
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Do say ‘excuse me’
Particularly if you would like someone to move out of your way
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Do say ‘sorry’
Particularly if you accidentally bump into someone, even if it’s not your fault!
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Do remove your hat indoors
A general rule for men only
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Don’t greet people with a kiss
This is reserved for relatives and close friends
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14.
Do not burp or pass wind in public
Not loudly anyway!
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Avoid gestures such as back slapping or hugging
This is reserved for close friends only
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Do not ask personal questions such as, ‘how much do you earn?’
Privacy is highly regarded in Britain
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