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  Do's and don'ts for Spanish language students visiting Spain

Cultural Awareness in Spain

 

Spanish life has taken a turn from conservative religious customs to an ideal mix of both modern and traditional living. Handshaking is the customary form of greeting and kissing both cheeks is normal.

Beachwear should be confined to beach, resort or poolside and shirts should always be worn in public places and on public transport. Be particularly careful of dress code in churches. Swim-wear, short skirts and revealing outfits are frowned upon.

Smoking is widely accepted and expect a lot of smoke in restaurants and public places. Meals are often eaten later than usual. Breakfast is usually served at about 9 am, lunch at 2 pm and dinner at about 9 pm.

Spanish men can sometimes stare at females for a long time, particularly women traveling alone. It is safe to not respond because any attention given is likely to be misinterpreted.

Spaniards live a laid back life style. They are a very happy people and enjoy life to the full. They love music, dance, food ,drink and of course their afternoon siesta.

 

 
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