Summary
A Threads post from an American visiting Europe for the first time sparked a lively online discussion about how to behave and avoid being disliked abroad. Many Europeans gave advice on cultural differences, etiquette, and what Americans should know when traveling to Europe. The conversation included tips on being polite, learning local languages, and respecting cultural norms.
Key Facts
- An American posted on Threads asking for advice on how to avoid being disliked while visiting Europe.
- The post gained significant attention, with 119,000 views.
- Europeans offered tips like talking less, being polite, and learning basic phrases in local languages.
- There were warnings against paying with U.S. dollars and over-tipping, which are not common practices in Europe.
- Commenters emphasized not pretending to be Canadian and not misrepresenting one's heritage.
- The advice encouraged tourists to embrace and respect local cultures and customs.
- A user suggested that tourists should not expect things to be like in the U.S. and to enjoy the cultural differences.
