Greeting has always been the simplest and most free form of respect. It must be offered to every person, regardless of social status, because with its help you can form relationships with those around you and it is the first sign of politeness. But, as simple as greeting, there are a number of rules in this case as well.
• Men always welcome women first, regardless of age.
• The young will greet the older ones.
• The one who comes in a group of people already formed greets.
• The one who enters a place / train / restaurant greets first, and those who are already there respond to the greeting.
• When you join a group, say hello first. Those greeted must answer, but will not ask for their name.
• When you meet on the street with close relatives, acquaintances, etc., you will say "Hello!", Regardless of whether you stop to have a dialogue or not.
• When you break up with a person you will greet them like this: Goodbye !, Good day !, Good evening !, Good night!
• Do not greet strangers you meet in different places (shop, market, public transport).
• Do not greet with your hands in your pockets, mouth full or without even a smile.
• A sign of respect is to greet a person with a look in the eye.
• If the noise in a room or at a great distance from a person prevents you from greeting them verbally, you will greet them using a nod.
• It is mandatory to respond to any greeting, refusal means a serious lack of respect.
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