This is the first in a new series of collaborative posts, where we explore different social situations from the point of view of our contributors around the world.
Today’s topic: how to greet people in different countries.
Petya, a Bulgarian living in the USA, just posted about what she loves about Bulgarians:
“What I really like about Bulgarians is our complete disregard for personal space: we are nosy neighbors, tell people how to raise the children, take a lot of group trips, talk to our parents several times a week, show up uninvited, pick fruit off any tree that’s within our reach. When I am in Bulgaria, I feel very connected. I love that.”
We got chatting about it, and decided it would be cool to hear your answers too. We know you’re an international bunch, so tell us:
What do you really like about your country?
And if you’re an expat:
What do you really like about your adoptive country?
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