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Are people in Lebanon nice?

Are people in Lebanon nice?

The Lebanese are exceptionally hospitable, sometimes being so generous that they actually embarrass their Australian guests or make them feel awkward. For example, there is often an expectation that the guest will accept what is offered.

How do Lebanese people act?

Expect a Lebanese person to act by their word. They usually speak very sincerely and openly. If a favour is asked of you, agree to do it and try to follow through with it as much as you can; the Lebanese almost always agree to help each other.

Do French like Lebanon?

France, the former colonial power, enjoys friendly relations with Lebanon and has often provided support to the Lebanese. The French language is widely spoken fluently throughout Lebanon and is taught as well as used as a medium of education in many Lebanese schools. Both nations are members of the Francophonie.

What is it like to be Lebanese?

Lebanon is a truly diverse country with varying religions, lifestyles and even genetics. The Lebanese are extremely proud of the amount of cultural heritage they share. The sheer diversity of culture has made for an interesting group of people living together in one place.

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How do Lebanese people show affection to each other?

Lebanese stand close to each other when together, and touch each other (on the shoulder, back, or arm). This has no sexual meaning. They can be loud when talking. They may call you “Habibi” (my love), a term of endearment that is used very often.

How many languages do Lebanese speak?

Lebanese people are usually bilingual; we can construct a sentence of 3 different languages. Yes, we are heavy on the French but it isn’t a necessity to have an extensive understanding of the language. My French vocab is inclusive to almost bonjour, oui and non only.

Why is Lebanon’s geography unique?

With a richness of nature unique to the region, the Lebanese are extremely proud of the country’s terrain. Their geography lessons in school are comically all about Lebanon’s small size and the proximity between mountain and sea. The coast and green mountains aren’t far apart and are what make the country so distinctive.