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| Years old: | I am 28 |
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| Tint of my iris: | I’ve got soft blue eyes |
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One is also expected to bid farewell to everyone when they are leaving. It is common for friends to greet each other with a warm hug. As a general rule, use the formal address for people you are unfamiliar with as well as those who are older than you.
In a group or social setting, the person arriving is expected to greet everyone first. Commonly, women lightly kiss the person she is greeting on each cheek.
If a female wishes to shake hands with a male, it is expected that she will extend her hand first. Among men who are close to one another, they may add a pat on the back with the handshake.
The most common and appropriate greeting for anyone is a handshake. Brazilians usually take the time to greet each person individually, making direct eye contact. Brazilian Culture Brazil.
Greetings Standard greetings vary from region to region. In Brazil, handshakes are usually firm, although some may prefer lighter handshakes.
