Saudi Culture By:Yousef Almutairi

In Saudi Arabia,it's very important to be more polite and respectful person.There are a lot of things you must do if were going to Saudi Arabia.First,greetings in KSA very simple and show people the you respect them.Shake hands is the way you greet other people.When you greet somebody else you shake his hand with your right hand,it's rude to use your left hand.We prefer to say"AL-Salam Alikum"it mean peace on you.This is the Saudi Arabia calture.

Three rules for visiting a sick person In the hospital. by:mr.Alajmi

     In my country, there are three rules that we need to follow when visiting a sick person in the hospital. First, we have to call her/him before visiting because they may be resting, sleeping, or having other visitors. Then we should visit her/him. Second, we should bring something to drink or flowers when visiting the sick person. Ingeneral, we bring coffee or orange juice to the hospital because we belief that these drinks can help the patients feel relaxed. Additionally, flowers make the patients feel better . Lastly, once the patients is good to leave the hospital, we should take her/him home made food. This is one of the great ways of expressing our selves to how we take care of the sick person. As we do care about friends or family members who might be ill and stay in the hospital, we should use those three rules I mentioned above. By trying to follow these three rules, we can better respect someone who is ill in the hospital in may country. 

Some of politeness rules in Saudi Arabia by Ahmad Alsuwailem

In my country Saudi Arabia, we have many rules of politeness. For example, when I go to visit my friend in his house or his parent house, I should bring a small gift or some food with me. First, when I go in the house, I should greet the oldest. If he is a man I should kiss his head and hand, and ask him about his health. That shows how I respect him. But if I greet a woman I should kiss her head without touching her or shaking hands. Second, it is more polite to sit at the end of the room not close to the door. It is more polite to keep speaking and smiling all the time. When I sit at the dining table, I shouldn't start to eat until the oldest start eating. Finally, before I go, I should ask my friend to visit me in my house. That was some of the rules which everybody agree with or everybody did in my country.

Rules when we meet someone By Sthefany Urdaneta

          In my opinion, we need to be polite all the time. When we meet someone, for example, we have to say “Hello”, our name, and “Nice to meet you”. We need to look at their eyes when people say their name, and we have to shake hands.  Other example, if we meet someone, we have to say “How are you?” and then “Nice to meet you” “My name is Sthefany”. The other person will say the same. We have to be careful, because it’s impolite when the person says their name and we are looking in another direction. It’s good to know these simple rules, because we want to make a good impression when we meet someone for the first time.   

3 Rules For Visited Someone In The H ospital by:khlood

  

     There are several rules when you visit someone in the hospital. I

will talk about 3 rules.First,you should to call her before you go. Call her one day before,that is perfect. Second, it's important to bring a small gift. You could bring flowers,books or chocolates. Finally,youshould not stay a long time with her. I think one hour is enough. In conclusion,I think these3 rules are important to give a good impression and to be polite.

My Culture Is Polite. By Danna ALـ Dossary

         

           In my country we have many different from politeness for our community. First, we have to a kiss the head and hands of the old people to respect them. Second, we need to be polite with guests. For example, the guest must sit first at the food table. When the guest finishes eat the food all people at the table must end. Finally, in married cases, men must give women an amount of money and gold .Also; in some cases they give the parents gifts. In our culture, we have many rules regarding politeness that are different from other culture rules.

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3 Rules to Deal with Your Parents By Ghazwan AL Hashimi Hashimii

  

3 Rules to Deal with Your Parents

By

Ghazwan AL Hashimi

    I want to teach my daughter  how to deal with her parents in Iraqi culture. Respecting them is very important. It is good behavior when you do not say rude words. You should not sit while they stand up. you should kiss their hands. When I said these words , my daughter asks “Why should I do that? ” My answer is “ If you do that with your parents , then your son will do it with you.” I saw how my father dealt  with his parents. My grandfather had a store where my father helped  him with his work. He loves his parents so much and respects them. I do my best to be polite with my parents as well as  with my grandmother. I hope I am good example for my daughter.