Berlin, Germany.
Innocent gestures that mean rude things abroad, or...
Slurping your soup
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Slurping your soup (or indeed your coffee or tea) might be a no-no at your average British table but in Japan it is considered good table manners. Slurping indicates you are enjoying the meal.
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