by the white group
Some ISLG students' work on some aspects of their Tunisian culture.
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Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Sunday, November 17, 2013
GREETING: how do people greet each other in Tunisia?
There are several ways of greetings in Tunisia. To
start with the most knowing ones are the shake hand and the word “asslama”, it
is applied by all the categories, regions and genders. Also, there are many
other ways to greet. Each one is related to a specific category, region, and
gender. In south Tunisia for example,
the greetings differ from one region to another. In Tataouine, men greet by
kissing on the shoulders. In Matmata, old women greet by kissing many kisses on
one cheek and one on the other cheek. In Gbeli, the old men and women greet by
kissing the hands alternately. In north Tunisia, there are no specific
greetings. When they meet they greet by kissing two or three kisses each one on
the cheek.
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