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“We started looking at people and noticed that afterwards, the hand somehow by accident reached the face. When we were watching the videos we would see people sniffing themselves just like animals. This is just one more example when chemical signaling is a driving force in human behavior.”
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So, why do people need to smell as part of a greeting? Smell can warn us if we sense something is not right. Some people think that the handshake began for another reason connected to safety. In the past, people may have shaken hands to show that they were not holding a weapon in their hand. This showed the new person they were meeting that they were safe. When people greet in a friendly and open way they show each other that they are not dangerous.
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People also greet each other for social reasons. Asking someone about themselves shows care and concern. People build relationships together when they ask ‘How are you?’ The website torah . org explains why greeting is so important:
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“We all need to be recognized. We need to feel that we matter. Every human being has a basic and natural desire to be recognized as important. And we can give some of this importance to others just by greeting them correctly. We may not put much thought into how and when we say hello to someone. But we should think about it more deeply.”
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So how do people know what to do, especially when traveling between countries and cultures? Greetings can often go wrong! Jamie Bowlby-Whiting writes an internet travel blog. He told about a difficult greeting experience on his blog:
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“I thought they were going for the kiss. But it was the hug. Now I just wet their face. And then hit them in the nose with my head. It was so embarrassing!”
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People can avoid these embarrassing experiences. They can research how to greet correctly before connecting with people of other cultures. It is especially important to learn if there are any forms of greeting that may not be used in a particular country. For example, in some countries, like Japan, kissing is not considered a good way to greet someone. Sometimes cultures also have different greetings for women than for men.
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A person may not always know the correct greeting. But the most important thing when greeting someone is to show respect. Try your best and apologize if you offend someone. Have you ever had any experience with greeting someone from another culture? Did it go well? Or did you have a bad experience? Tell us about your experiences.

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And tell us how people greet each other where you live! Do you think it is a good way to greet people? You can leave a comment on our website. Or email us at radio@radioenglish.net. You can also comment on our Facebook page at facebook.com/SpotlightRadio.
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The writer of this program was Rena Dam. The producer was Michio Ozaki. The voices you heard were from the United Kingdom and the United States. All quotes were adapted for this program and voiced by Spotlight. This program is called ‘Greetings - Ways to Say Hello.’
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