在国外旅行，这十个手势千万不要用_英美文化

在国外旅行，这十个手势千万不要用

拇指和食指构成环形在北美意味着“很好的”或“好的”。带水肺的潜水员们也用这个手势交流，表示没有问题。不过，这个手势在法国表示“0”。除非你是在向一个法国带水肺潜水员示意，否则你会不小心传达出某个东西或某个人毫无价值的意思。用餐时，最好不要用这个手势去向厨师表示你对他的称赞。

7. “Got your Nose!” in Turkey

土耳其-“指向你的鼻子”

A first with the thumb tucked under the index finger doesn’t have a set North American meaning, except when playing “got your nose” with a child. It also means the letter “T” in American Sign Language. In Turkey, this gesture is aggressively rude; the middle-finger equivalent.

把拇指放在食指之下指向自己的鼻子这一动作在北美没有固定的意义，除非你在跟小孩玩“摸鼻子”游戏。这个手势在美国的手势语中也代表字母“T”。然而在土耳其做这个手势是非常粗鲁的，相当于竖中指。

8. One-handed giving in Japan

日本-单手递送东西

In the West, people aren’t especially mindful of their hands when they offer objects to others. In Japan, though, it is polite and expected for people to make offerings with both hands. If you give someone a business card, or hand them your camera to take a photo, be sure to pass on the item with both hands. This shows that you are fully attentive and sincere in the offering. A one-handed presentation might be taken as dismissive.