How do you greet your comrades in your country?

[MaitreDétective]

I'm just curious
as for "kiss on the mouth", I saw they do that in some countries like Germany

[Memesu]

Second option. Thought sometimes I just nod.

[nomemory]

Hi, unless it's a first time meeting then a handshake is in order sometimes.

They do that in Germany? Not while I was there, thank god.

[MaitreDétective]

In France girls kiss girls and boys on the cheeks and boys do handshake

[KainTheVampire]

Second option. Thought sometimes I just nod.

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Hi, unless it's a first time meeting then a handshake is in order sometimes.

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Though I've gotten hugs rather often instead

[Kor]

Where's the "punch them in the face" option?

About Germany, dunno in what parts of Germany you've been to, but I've never seen ANYONE kiss on the mouth as a way of greeting.

[briggettkylie]

other: smile I usually smile at people whenever I meet them. sometimes hi. ..and a hand shake, if it's our first meeting.

[Akonyl]

voted "hi", but if it's the first meeting and it's in a professional setting, a hand shake as well usually.

[Vylash]

depends on the person tbh

[Dus]

Kissing on the mouth as a way of greeting? Things have changed since I left Germany.
Anyway, just saying "hi", perhaps a handshake.

[Wakarimashita]

Women : kiss on the cheek or hi
Men : hand shake or hi

[MaitreDétective]

Where's the "punch them in the face" option?

About Germany, dunno in what parts of Germany you've been to, but I've never seen ANYONE kiss on the mouth as a way of greeting.

lol you must not have many friends if you greet them like that

I read it in a magazine, and they apparently do it in Russia too.

[Kor]

[s]lol you must not have many friends if you greet them like that[/s]

You asked how I greet my comrades in my country, but then you apply your logic and assume from that I don't have many friends. You are contradicting yourself.

But seriously, I just say "hi", if someone forwards their hand, then I guess I would shake their hand. I would never be the person to forward his hand first, though, since I'm not a fan of touching other people (unless they are girls, but that's beside the point)

[KawanoMino]

If it's to my friends, I just say hi.
But if it's to someone older than me, I bow.

[Kleene Onigiri]

For germany:
Saying hi
Handshake
Kiss on the cheek (if closer)

The only time where you greet someone with a kiss on the mouth is:
- Lovers
- Girls with their best female friend.
- Familymembers (some families do)

But as a normal greeting, kiss on the mouth isn't a option :V

Personally, I also hug people for a greeting