Thai Etiquette, Do & Don't, and Thai Belief

Why do we have to learn Thai etiquette, Do & Don't, and Thai belief?

• To understand roots of Thai society

• To pass accurate information to the tourists fluently

• Both are correct

• Both are incorrect

What is Wai?

• Thai way of greeting

• Thai way of paying respect

• Thai way of apologizing

• Thai way of showing gratefulness

• All of the above

When someone offers you a Wai in greeting, it is considered rude not to return it. However, you are not expected to return the wai to _____

• Children

• Senior people

• Monk

• Your parents

Don’t touch someone’s head because it is considered the most sacred part of the body.

• True

• False

•Dress appropriately. Especially, when you visit Thai temples. __________ must be covered.

• Face and neck

• Arms and legs

• Shoulders and knees

• Waist and hips

In Thailand, we rise to pay respect to Thai national anthem at _____ .

• 06:00 and 16:00

• 07:00 and 17:00

• 08:00 and 18:00

• 09:00 and 19:00

Do not point your foot at someone unless you are close friends.

• True

• False

Title "Khun" is used when __________ .

• You have no idea if he/she is younger.

• You just have met someone new.

• You would like to praise him/her.

• All of the above.

Avoid stepping directly on the ______ of someone’s home.

• Door

• Window

• Threshold

• Chimney

Most Thai foods are eaten with a fork and spoon, not with chopsticks.

• True

• False