| I think the people in Australia are generally quite friendly towards their own people and to outsiders, although you do get a few people who are pretty racist, but I'm guessing that every country has those kinds of people. |
| Overall friendly (talking about my zone) but there are always some prejudices against foreigners. About the whole country i would say it's still friendly and welcoming for foreigners but recent mass immigrantion increased the anger and prejudices towards migrants (and still my country has few migrants compared to others). It's also true that here migrant camps are not always good managed. Less welcoming and more "racists" people in my country can be found in small settlements and mountain zones while the medium/big cities are usually more opened. |
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| Depends. Serbs are very angry, and swear a lot, but i think we're kinda nice, but more so towards guests. It's tradition to be nice to your guest. If it's serb vs serb, he's gonna shame your entire family and kin, and call you horrible names just cuz you, for example, honked at him in traffic, but no one takes it to heart. So again, it depends. |
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| +1 to OP Aussies are great. I mean, they're all really friendly, welcoming, have a good sense of humour. Generally speaking, that is. |
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| From what I can gather about 65% of the populace of my country consists of the most condescending and judgemental people the Earth has ever carried on its back.They despise people for no apparent reason and their favourite pastime is mumbling to themselves about how awful other people are. The other 35% is a group of pretty nice folks though, very welcoming and civilized bunch.Hungarians might be a bit too casual to some people but we're generally a welcoming nation who hold hospitality in very high regard so that's no surprise. |
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| The society here is awful. People will judge you even if you are the slightest bit different from the 'normal'. That's what happens in a third world country where more than half of the population doesn't even speak English nor do they know what's going out in the world. |
| Meh. I'd say around 60% of the people here are grumpy and moody and don't bother to say 'please' or 'thank you' which really bugs me sometimes. But the other 40% are friendly and helpful so I guess you'd just have to ignore the other 60%.. |
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| I don't know but Some ppl are friendly, some ppl are agressive. In city and country. I can't say better. |
| My city? Overall, people aren't friendly. They're rude, rushed and far too blunt for most people. Not completely dis-likable though. They're pretty helpful if they think you need help. Country, no idea tbh. I've met really friendly people, and few horrible ones, but others must have had different experiences. |
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| Eh depends, I've seen both very bad and very good people, I guess you could say it's mixed. |
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| Really friendly unless you some hot girl. If latter please wear a chastity belt. |
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| Up here people are not friendly. On the contrary, whenever you even look at someone you'll get a nasty glare in return. If people are friendly however it's usually only on the surface. Really, backstabbing is one of our national games. |
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| Really depends on what part of the country you go too. The rural areas have a lot of people that are friendly and welcoming. I cannot really say the same for the cities because I have only ever been to one and it was a mixed bag of friendly and rude people. |
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| Not very friendly. If you don't like to gossip or bring other people down or don't fit in their idea of what is 'normal' then you are automatically an outcast and then it wont take long for them to wonder whats wrong with you |
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| I wish terrorists would come and bomb the shit out of them. |
| "Now, come here. So long as we hold hands, we won't be separated." |
| I didn't realize how friendly ppl are here until I visited other european countries and saw how rude and antisocial they are |
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| Actually, that something I'm trying to know... |
| Today they say you're crazy, tomorrow they will say you're a genious. |
| I moved to this city around 5 years ago and omg... i love the people here. They are really friendly and they are always willing to help you. In my hometown the people are really different. There people are not friendly at all. |
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| I moved down south two years ago, and so far everyone has been very friendly. Time will tell lol |
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| The place i live is one of the calmest places of the town i live and contains a lot of elderly people soo we are quite nice but the outsiders tend to be rude sometimes... |
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| Eh in Atlanta I'd actually go so far as to say people aren't very friendly lol Like they're nice enough but random conversations with people aren't easy to come by |
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| Israeli people are either really friends or really rude. If you're working in offering service, expect them to use you as a punching bag for all their problems. They might also talk to you like friends and toss jokes. |
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| It's pretty bad here, I can't stand it. I live in a big city area, so the streets downtown are constantly bustling and just about all the people there are as unfriendly as it gets. Working retail is a nightmare. Thankfully I've learned to deal with it, and to be honest it has been a while since I've last had an unpleasant encounter with someone, I just haven't exactly had any good experiences (or enough, at least) that would cancel out the bad stuff. |
| In the place I was born, people is super cheerful and friendly, but they have a huge flaw, they often tend to think 'they're the best country in the world' and that annoys me to no end. Because we're not. As for the country I am currently living in, people is cool and friendly as well. They're kind and funny. Often misunderstood by neighbor countries. |
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| No, I think that the majority is not. It must be especially baffling for foreigners, because they wouldn't know to disregard the normal scowling protective expression everyone wears out of habit. Smiling means something unusual and unless the reason is visible it scares people or attracts beggars. The starting point for successful interactions with strangers is that nobody really wants to deal with you, like, you must assume that the person you approach has had a terrible day and barely contains their irritation out of their goodwill. On the other hand some very rare people can be annoyingly, invasively helpful, so I usually much prefer the usual coldness. Though it is believed that people in my city are especially cold and snobbish. I'd say that there's 10% of genuinely helpful people, about 30% or 40% of people that would make a minimal effort. And maybe 50/50 in a serious situation. Something like 60% of thouse who would help you if that's their work. But politeness is more fequent, so if you visit, you should still ask. |
| >How now that's a hard scope to get into, I'd say 1/8 of my "friendliness" which can be factored into none. Ohhh, I see now.... |
| In my country? Not very friendly at all. (I'm from the USA) In my city? City is strong word... I live in a tiny little town with less then 2,000 people. People in my town are pretty friendly. Of course, we still have those rude and annoying people, but in remarkably small amounts (because we're a remarkably small town lol) |
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| Living in Australia too and I guess we're quite friendly here, haven't had any issues with strangers yet. Though that's probably because I hardly talk to other people. *shrugs* |
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| People who I meet are mostly quite kind. However there are a few people that are pretty horrible but you can spot them very easily. Helps when it's pretty chill |
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| Singapore here. A country where a lot chinese speak mainly English with indians, malays and Eurasians as minority. People here generally don't care about strangers/neighbors and kept using on their phones. They are generally nice and educated but quiet. |
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| We all mind our own business here in Sweden. |
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| Generally friendly, but they always want to concern them with stuff that don't concerns them. Me not being born here in the Netherlands (was born in bulgaria), there is a multiculturalism and sometimes people that originated from other countries are sometimes REALLY RUDE. But in general people are friendly here |
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| Adults are very friendly here, although almost every kid and teenager is an absolute fuckwit. |
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| I find the people who live here are assholes, but in other states they are nice. |
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| Some people are friendly, some not...it kind of depends on the regions mostly. People on the countryside tend to be friendlier and more welcoming. As for this city I'm currently living in, they aren't so bad I guess. The only problem is...people here drink more (alcohol) compared to my hometown. |
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| I think that Norwegians as a whole are pretty cold out in public; they avoid social interaction, feel awkward too close to others, and generally don't display a lot of emotion. I've heard tourists (especially Americans) point out how unfriendly Norwegians come across as, lol. You're expected to mind your own business, and it's weird if you randomly strike up a conversation with a stranger, or get too close to them. Of course there are friendly and approachable Norwegians, but generally speaking, this really is the case most of the time, lol. This meme is actually pretty accurate. |
| There is huge diffrence between cities.Peoples who live in villages , less developed parts small towns etc. extremly friendly and welcoming(There is many people not even have problem with offering you bed and food without knowing you).Of course cant say same for the big cities.Still i think we turks are generally friendly but i feel like hospitality, friendliness rapidly going down and down every year. |
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| If you're in India, you can literally engage anybody in a conversation starting with just a simple Hi and an attitude showing that you want to be friends with them. |
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