что русскому хорошо...
рекомендации "по жизни" - наши странные обычаи
-Do not try to keep pace with the drinking habits of your Russian colleagues.
-Once a bottle is opened, it must be finished.
-Russians believe that feelings are more important than facts.
-Someone who arrives late may be forced to drink a shot of vodka as a penalty.
-Eye contact between strangers is avoided, although many Russians still stare at foreigners.
-Be cautious when complimenting something a Russian owns since they may insist that you take it.
- In general, it is better to compliment the overall décor of the room than a particular item.
- Many Russians do not like admitting that they do not know something.
То что не рекомендуется (=не принято):
Whistling indoors.
* Shaking hands over a doorway.
* Speaking or laughing loudly in public.
* Sitting at the corner of a table.
* Lighting a cigarette from a candle.
* Wearing your coat in a building that has a coat closet.
* Sitting with legs apart or with your ankle on one knee.
* Keeping your hands in your pockets when speaking.
* Showing the soles of your feet or shoes.
* Crossing your arms behind your head.
* Public displays of affection.
* Sitting on the steps of a public building.
* Pouring wine backhanded.
* Chewing gum in public.
* Using the okay gesture (thumb and forefinger joined in a circle).
* Making the "V for victory" gesture.
* Shaking your fist.
* Eating while walking.