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French etiquette

- No matter who you meet or speak to, you have to begin with a greeting. “Bonjour” and “Bonsoir (after 6 pm)” are the expected hello’s. These are used with the words “Monsieur” and “Madame” for men and women respectively. You say your goodbye’s with “Au revoir”. Greetings are offered with a light handshake. Kissing on both cheeks or “faire la bise” is a form of greeting amongst family, friends and colleagues.

- The French are known for their fashion consciousness. When in France, don’t dress “American Casual”. Although there are no strict dress codes on a day to day basis, American casual is a little too casual for us. We rarely wear shorts unless it’s the beach. So, dress more formal, more like business casual.

- Don’t forget your P’s and T’s. Always say please and thank you. Keep your voice low in public. Yelling is considered a sign of anger and impoliteness.

- The French take names very seriously. The social norm dictates that you don’t use the first name of a person unless you are invited to do so. You address the person the last name. Knowing academic titles and using them properly is required.