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+1 (831) 222-8398Speaker 1: Hey there, I am an international student getting ready to study abroad. Moving to a new country is exciting but can be a bit challenging. In this video, we will give you some easy tips to help you understand the local culture and fit in better. So, let's get started. First, we will understand the local culture and their customs. First, it is really important to learn about the local tradition. Every place has its own special events or festivals and holidays. Doing some research before you arrive can help you join in the fun and show respect for the local culture. This will help you to make new friends and feel more connected to your new community. Also, try to learn few basic phrases in local languages like saying hello, thank you in their local language can make a big difference. You can use apps like Duolingo to get started. If you want to learn more, you can join the language exchange group or take some classes. Now, let's talk about some do's and don'ts. First, respect personal space. In some cultures, people stand close when talking but in others, they keep more distance. Watch how the locals interact with each other and follow their lead. Next, be mindful of some dining etiquette. Different cultures have different ways of eating like how to use the utensils or whether to leave a tip. Paying attention to these little details can help you avoid a lot of misunderstandings. And don't forget about what you wear. Different places have different dress codes. Make sure you know what is appropriate for casual and formal event so you don't accidentally offend anyone. Keep this in mind that people communicate differently in different cultures. Some people are very direct while others may be indirect. Knowing this can help you understand others better and communicate more effectively. Lastly, be on time. In many countries, being punctual is really really important. Showing up on time shows that you respect others' time. Lastly, be open to new experiences. Try new food, activities, traditions can be one of the best experiences of your life. And don't be afraid to step out from your own comfort zone. That is it for today's video. If you like these tips, make sure to like, share, comment and subscribe to All The Good Things Possible. And I will meet you on another site. Buh-bye.
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