Getting around Hong Kong
What does sharing a table at a diner mean?
It means using the same table as other diners.
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Should I remove my shoes at someone's home?
Pause at the door and check the host's arrangement.
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Should I remove my shoes at someone's home?
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Pause at the door and check the host's arrangement.
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You can ask: Should I take off my shoes?
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If yes, ask where to put them and whether slippers are provided.
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Do not take slippers someone else is using.
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Homes differ; one question makes it clear. Save this.
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Sources and scope
General everyday and communication guidance. Confirm specific household, school or venue arrangements with the people concerned.
