Nah but some really do. I met friend's mother in law who is from Albania and first time meeting her she kissed me on my cheeks xD I was unprepared bahahaha so was so nice tho
You clearly never been to Brazil.
i literally live in brazil lol i never met someone who would go to a person theyve never saw before in the middle of the street and kiss them
THATS actually normal tho(depending on the culture ofc) bc you were meeting each other and its a form of greeting(idk if it made sense) but its totally different to just go up to someone in the middle of the street and kiss them before you even introduce yourself yk
Yeah but like he was saying hi, when you’re greeting someone some people tend to kiss the cheek
Sei nem pq eu comentei em inglês na real BABDHAHDHAHDHAHD
sim sim e pelo q parece eles ja se conheciam tambem mas eu tava me referindo no geral tlg KKKKKKKK pq beijar no rosto eh qd vc ta indo cumprimentar a pessoa nao qd vc do nada chega nela e mete um beijo na cara dela
ahah i know what you mean but in france we do kiss each other cheeks
like, randomly? or like as a greeting? we do it as a greeting in brazil
oh greeting too! like in both cheeks and it can be twice ou three times, it depens of the regions! we call it « la bise », its like our commun greeting :) is it the same in brazil??
yesss!!! its either one or two kisses (idk if it can get to three) but it depends on the regions too! in mine its not common at all so its very uncomfy to me i dont think we have an specific name for it either but here we call it "beijinho"
In my country particularly in rural areas (not cities) it is a sign of respect towards more elderly people or if you're a child towards adults. When I moved to another city I greeted the mom of a friend I used to study with this way both when I stepped in and when I leaved her house and with a little laugh she noted that this kind of thing was not a custom there. It also a greeting and a sign of respect in mafia households to the point that if you don't do it for particular ceremonies you're risking a lot because it means you're actually opposing and disrespecting the person you refused/ignored.
thats actually pretty cool! all i knew is that it is common to do it as a greeting in a lot of countries, including mine, but since in my region its not common at all i havent even seen anyone greeting someone this way (if you do it here, people will think youre weird)
ooh its funny how every country has its own greeting but with similarities! france is really famous for its greeting and its so common that i get use to it but i can totally understand the uncomfort! and « beijinho » is such a nice word, portuguese is such a pretty language i wish i can learn it somedays!
its so interesting!! which country are you from?? is it italy??
ikr?? and actually as far as i know this way of greeting in brazil came from france (and portugal) so its more common in regions where the european influence was stronger! im glad i learned i few things about other countries here :)
Amige, eu também. Já vi várias pessoas se conprimentarem assim hahaha
Cumprimentarem****
sim pq cumprimentar assim é normal! oq nao é normal é chegar beijando alguem do nada sem nem se apresentar primeiro kkkkkkkk a nao ser q é assim q funciona em outros estados
Em outros mangas n sei, mas nesse pelo menos o cara falou “ I missed you so much” ent provável q eles foram child actors juntos tlg
i love this stereotype japanese people have that foreigners just randomly go kissing people like bro WHERE i mean yeah depending on the country/culture it can happen but literally NO ONE goes kissing people theyve never met before on the street thats NOT how it works