Ways to greet people without touching
Contactless greetings have been around long before the coronavirus. Here are some ways to say "hi" without touching. đ·
3 Popular Greetings
Shaking hands a no-no?
With coronavirus terrifying people around the world, many are looking for a no-contact alternative to the traditional handshake. However, there are already different international greetings that do not involve touch. In Japan, the angle of your bow will depend on how much respect you want to show. Some forms of bowing date back to the time of the samurai. There are interpretations of the bow that include Thailandâs wai, where you press your hands together and nod, and the western curtsy. Saluting is another option; the tip of your hat in European countries, the Chinese fist in the palm, or the South Asian adab gesture where you lift your right hand in front of your eyes. The last suggestion is the Tibetan showing of your tongue to prove you were not the reincarnation of a cruel king with a black tongue.
The average individual spreads the virus to two or three people. However, there are super-spreaders that can spread it to up to thirty people. Officials measure the transmission of infection by looking at the âreproduction numberâ also known as an âR0.â It is possible to reduce your transmission number by following these safety precautions and avoiding contracting or spreading via touch.
How to prevent the spread
If worrying about contact with others, it is best to start looking into at-home prevention methods. Health professionals are asking citizens to stop buying medical masks as they are often worn improperly, and tend to be more effective for those with the virus rather than those trying to avoid getting sick. Also, the mass stockpiling of these devices are preventing medical workers from having the proper supplies. Other known prevention methods include rigorously and frequently washing hands, using hand sanitizer if soap is unavailable, avoiding touching your face, disinfecting any and all surfaces, and preparing medicine and food supplies in case of infection or containment.
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40 comments
Sami U.
12/08/2020 05:32they all will bow before one ALLAH ALMIGHTY......here is the begining!
Bill P.
12/06/2020 23:58Covid-19 had killed freedom and killed brain cells of the sheep that live in fear about it.
Javier Y.
12/06/2020 15:38Ummm we all know this is the correct, no touch greeting đ
Baron M.
12/06/2020 13:42Brut c'est de l'enfumage
Hannukah E.
12/06/2020 11:42Iđ€ Japan đđ
Lami D.
12/06/2020 05:49Rubbish
Tom M.
12/06/2020 04:01Grow up !
Alex C.
12/06/2020 02:51đđŒ
Norlilawati L.
05/01/2020 06:12Wow the Tibet tradition I didn't know about..
Abhijeet S.
04/18/2020 20:09Haha nice one đđ
Tejas G.
03/31/2020 16:40Great Indian culture namaste đđđđđ...falow all of you
Ran K.
03/31/2020 15:18NAMASTE INDIA
Shivkesh T.
03/30/2020 15:52à€€à€à„ à€€à„ à€źà€° à€„à€čà„ à€čà„
Apoorva Z.
03/29/2020 14:48Noody excepting aadab bcoz it look like begging for money.
Dhiman D.
03/27/2020 07:21Indian namaste is best
Trilochan B.
03/25/2020 09:05đ
Furkan A.
03/25/2020 03:44Assalamualikum
Veena K.
03/24/2020 16:53Namaste is the best
Dattatray P.
03/24/2020 11:04Why not NAMASTE?? i think you are one sided ideology.
Umesh H.
03/22/2020 01:24Waye thisa one is good