Culture & Language
Spanish Etiquette: Habits That Surprise Newcomers
Spanish social life has its own rhythm. Knowing a few habits helps you make a good impression and feel at home faster.
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How to Live in Spain
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Greetings and the two-kiss hello
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Meal times and eating out
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Tipping and paying the bill
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Neighbours and community life
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Fiestas and public holidays
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Say hello when you walk into a shop or lift
Expect lunch and dinner later than at home
Tipping is appreciated but not expected
Respect your building’s community rules
Join local fiestas to meet people
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