Lithuanian-German Girl Shares Biggest Cultural Difference

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• I believe the "no meals for guests" experience is even more well-established in Sweden. 🇸🇪
  I heard a story about a kid who was invited for a sleepover with a school friend. He was told to wait in the bedroom upstairs while the family sat down to breakfast the next morning.

• Lovely mix of both cultures!

• “there’s nothing”

• Beautiful

• Dinner thing is for the most of the Northern Europe.I used to think it was only in the Netherlands.

  • I believe the "no meals for guests" experience is even more well-established in Sweden. 🇸🇪
    I heard a story about a kid who was invited for a sleepover with a school friend. He was told to wait in the bedroom upstairs while the family sat down to breakfast the next morning.

• *Gabi you look beautiful and intelligent 😍 hugs and kiss you mwuahh 😘❤️*

  • Keep those unsolicited kisses to yourself.
    Learn to control your behaviour. Unless you are an animal

• As a German I never experienced not being invited for dinner as a guest. As children we never had to go home, our Mamas always made food for all the kids. That's strange. 😳 That can't be that typical for Germans, I never heard of this.

  • I believe the "no meals for guests" experience is even more well-established in Sweden. 🇸🇪
    I heard a story about a kid who was invited for a sleepover with a school friend. He was told to wait in the bedroom upstairs while the family sat down to breakfast the next morning.

• The dinner thing is a common trait among almost all Eastern cultures. We give the utmost respect to guests.

  • I would say it's common all over the world except in Protestant countries.

• It's simply impossible not to spot how definitely Lithuanian her mentality is and her upbringing has most likely been. So much warmth and earnestness

• So it is true... 🤦🏻