Norway

No matter what time of day it is, Norwegians greet each other with a friendly, "Morn." It has roughly the same meaning as "hi"

If meeting someone, the term "god dag" is used

When meeting for the first time, Norwegians call each other by thier first and last name

Children can call thier teachers by thier first names at school

Chewing gum is inappropriate in public and buisness places

It isn't polite to refuse refreshments from hosts

It also isn't good to leave right after dinner has finished

Children should say "Takk for maten," which means "thank you for the food," after meals

In a resturaunt, a patron gets the attention of a server with a raised hand, so the server doesn't interupt the patron's conversation

Topics like income and social status is avoided in conversaitions, alike the U.S.