One day in Africa

African culture, courtesy, manners and customs very differ from other countries with their hospitality and warm smile. Africans are generous people. In Africa the most common way to honour your guests is by serving water. According to the tradition of the Mossi tribe water is given before even greeting or begining any converation. they also respect different foods as well as palates. They also show great interest in drawing. There is no expectation for visitors to be invited to stay and ther are those who come without notice, guests are welcome to stay as long as they like. You will also find that many homes have a myriad of different family members under the one roof. The population in Africa mostly speak in Endlish and Dutch so that knowing this two languages any tourists or advanturer wouldnt have any difficulties. Africa is the worlds hotest country, there is bigges Sahara disert in the west of the Continet. Naturally singing is also very important to  the African society. Dance is the integral part of the African culture and it untilizes symbolic gesture, masks, costumes, body painting and props to communicate

In Africa it is a tradition to send to young girls a boy  a  beaded bracelet of different colours. The boy will court her for a while and at the appropriate time, he will ask her the meaning of the beads. Dont be akarmed oe nervous with spans of silence during African conversation. When there is nothing to be said, silence is perfectly fine.