Yea, thats a point too. Actualy my teacher also often says that theres a small line where you go from reality to stereotypes, but I still need to write essay
Big thanks to you all (Greeks and Scots

). I should have thanked you earlier, but I was wasted all weekend

Lets hope I'll gather myself to write the essay tonight
Just again I'll reask one thing you didnt touch. It might be sensitive or smth, but I hope you understand that its for "science" purposes. So,
what topics shouldnt foreigners touch during conversation? What should or shouldnt they bring as a gift to the hosts (for example bringing vodka in Russia or Finland would mean that you think that hosts dont have vodka in their home and that would result as the insult). What are usual gifts in Greece when you go as a guest for a dinner?
As for topics, well I suppose
Greek-Turkish rivalry shouldnt be touched, right? The things that happened in Cyprus?
What about asking personal things during conversation? For example in Lithuania its ok to talk about your job, where you work, what you do, even some might ask what salary you get, but in other regions its not acceptable. How its in Greece? What other topics are bad in conversation? What topics are good? You know it varies in different countries, for example saying good words about Lithuania to Lithuanian is very ok, while in Scandinavia if you talk how good Finland or Sweden is, they wouldnt like that cause they know themselves that their country is great. Anything else about topics or gifts?