Read the information below then write about the most impressive way of greeting to you. GREETINGS FROM AROUND THE WORLD -India The "namaste”. Place your hands in a praying position at the chest and bow slightly. United States Shake hands firmly and make direct eye contact. -Thailand The "wai". Like the Indian "namaste”, place your hands in a praying position at your chest and bow slightly. The higher your hands on your chest, the greater respect you are showing the other person, but don't put your hands above your head as it may be misconstrued as an insult. -Turkey Clasp both hands in a handshake and hug on both sides while saying, "merhaba” (“greeting”). (This gesture is generally performed among old friends of the sane sex.) -Belgium Three kisses, going from cheek to cheek. -Tibet Some Tibetan tribes people: Stick out your tongue at the other person. -Japan Bow from the waist to a 15 degree angle. This is an informal bow used for all ranks and occasions. -Latin America Hug (called an "abrazo") and give a few hearty claps on the back. When traveling to another country, you should learn a bit about its (1) before you go there. This includes getting to know the proper form of (2) people, which can differ a lot. If you go to a European country, don't be surprised if someone kisses you on the (3) . In China, for example, people might applaud when a visitor is introduced. Finally, if you travel to Tibet, people may (4) their tongues to greet you! Indeed, there is a wide (5) greetings around the world. -New Zealand Maori tribes people in New Zealand rub noses to greet each other GIÚP MÌNH VỚI ĐỪNG CHÉP MẠNG NHAAAAAAAAA