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Bulgarian ways
Author:Paul smith
posts : 28 (Beginner)Date : 01-05-13 19:32Bulgarian ways
Hi.Im just wondering about Bulgarian customs. Tipping at resteraunts and bars. Also Chambermaids etc. any advice?
Cheers all.
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If they wave raise, your finger to the right of the index as a sign of respect.You pay for your food as it arrives at the table. If they don't ask. It's compliant are.
People stand and chat at the bottom of the runs. In Europe you may see this as queueing, they are not.
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Damn predictive textre: Bulgarian ways
So what did you mean to say? Tad confused! LolQueenie.
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i always tip and they always seem happy about it.it doesn't matter how much, but the more i tip the happier they seem to be. i normally round it up so i dont get left with any change that i dont know what to do with anyway. steve.gre: Bulgarian ways
We always tip, they don't necessarily expect it ( unlike USA) but if service is good it's got to be 10% on top of bill. A smile goes a long way though. Remember, they get paid so little in comparison to us that a tip means an awful lot!Queenside. Xx
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I always like to leave a tip, somewhere between 5 & 10% depending on service & friendlyness + banter. Some of these guys go the extra mile to make u smile and deserve a decent tip! If you are walking away feeling happy make sure the guys serving you are happy too!
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Remember in Bulgaria, to nod your head means no and to shake your head means yes.
no drinking
So no drinking....... all that nodding and shaking.....your head will fall off! (or it will feel like it!)re: Bulgarian ways
Got me into a lot of trouble over the years with the local girls Bob.
