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An Expat Talks about Moving to Manglaralto, Ecuador, Ecuador, Report 95785 | Expat Exchange
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Expat Advice: Culture Shock in Manglaralto, Ecuador, Ecuador

Submitted by ResearchTeam

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Manglaralto, Ecuador

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In Manglaralto, it is important to be culturally aware and respectful. It is best to avoid discussing religion or politics in public, especially in casual conversations, as it can be seen as offensive. Additionally, it is important to dress modestly and to respect local customs, such as shaking hands and greeting people with phrases like ´buenos dias´. It is also important to be aware of both verbal and nonverbal norms, such as using too much physical contact when interacting with strangers. Lastly, it is best to avoid giving opinions or information that may be seen as a criticism of the local community or culture.

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