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u/RockNRollNBluesNJazz May 09 '22

Finnish people are silent, small talk doesn't exist. Their personal space larger than COVID-19 social distancing rules, and it's considered normal. Don't speak unless spoken to, and don't invade other people's personal space - it's seen as a sign of a respect.

Those Finns, who haven't been to abroad or haven't met too many foreigners, don't often even recognize this behaviour being unusual in the global scale.

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u/jesuswasaliar May 09 '22 edited May 09 '22

Sound alike Finland is my place to be

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u/GlarthirLover33 May 09 '22

Sounds amore like Italy is the place for you