And vice versa 🌚 1. Using my left hand to give or receive things In Nigeria, giving or receiving something with your left hand is seen as disrespectful, especially to elders. In Germany, there is no such rule. Left hand, right hand… nobody pays attention. 2. Eating together from one shared bowl In Nigeria, it’s normal for everyone to gather around one big bowl and eat together with their hands. It’s a sign of closeness, love, and community. In Germany, people prefer their own plate and cutlery.

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