In interpersonal communication, Poles are famous for their elegant manners, civilized language and politeness.

Poles attach great importance to addressing when dealing with outsiders. Their habit is to use as formal a title as possible. For men, the pole must be called "Pan". For women, they have to call it "pana" or "pana"

Penny ".

When greeting others in social situations, Poles will definitely treat you as "you". If it is commensurate with "you", it probably means that the relationship between the two sides is very close and they have known each other for not a day.

According to Polish custom, after being introduced to others in communication, you must take the initiative to shake hands with each other as a gift and give your name at the same time, otherwise it is impolite.

In Poland, the most common meeting etiquette is shaking hands and hugging. Kissers are very popular among Poles.

Generally speaking, the object of hand kissing ceremony should be married women, and the best place to salute should be indoors. When saluting, a man should hold a lady's hand with both hands and give a symbolic kiss on the fingertip or the back of the hand. If kissing makes a sound or touches the wrist, it is not standard.

(2) dress etiquette

Polish clothing has its own characteristics. In addition to wearing suits and skirts on formal occasions, the biggest feature of everyday dress in Poland is to advocate individuality and pay attention to being different.

(3) Catering Etiquette The eating habits of Poles are similar to those of other eastern European countries.

Specifically, Poles usually eat spaghetti. They like to eat roasted, boiled and stewed dishes, which are mild in taste.

In terms of drinks, they also like to drink coffee and black tea. When drinking black tea, most Poles prefer a slice of lemon to Chata strong.

In terms of dietary taboos, Poles mainly don't eat pickled cucumbers and steamed vegetables.

Poles like to invite people to dinner very much in interpersonal communication. Poles are very particular when entertaining guests. First, taboo diners are single. They think this is a bad omen.

Second, when Poles eat whole chickens, ducks and geese, they usually pay attention to dividing them up by the youngest hostess present, and then distributing them to each guest's plate one by one.

Third, no matter whether the food is to one's own taste, the guests should try to eat more and thank the host for his hospitality.

Fourth, it is impolite for Poles to talk with food in their mouths.

(4) Custom taboos

Poles generally love flowers. Among all the flowers, they like pansy best and regard it as the national flower. When sending flowers to a telephone pole, it is advisable to send a single bunch of flowers instead of a double bunch.

Poland's favorite animal is the white eagle designated as the national bird.

Public facilities in Poland are also marked with obvious signs. For example, the sign of the men's bathroom is an inverted triangle, and the sign of the women's bathroom is a circle.

When socializing with Poles, we should pay special attention to three issues.

First, the influence of Catholicism in Poland is everywhere.

Second, Poles have strong national self-esteem. When talking with them, it makes Poles laugh most when they mention the great men of Poland and their contribution to world civilization.

Third, Poles pay great attention to etiquette. (Excerpted from Jin's Foreign Etiquette Course)