TABLE OF CONTENTS

  COVER PAGE  i

TABLE OF  CONTENTS  1

I.  INTRODUCTION  2

II.  BODY PARAGRAPH 1  4

  A Village Wedding  4

III.  BODY PARAGRAPH  2

  Hungarian Etiquette  11

IV.  CONCLUSION  

Appendix 1   

V.  REFERENCES 1  9

VI.  REFERENCES  2

Orthodox believers as well as Muslims. Like in other countries, Catholic culture in Hungary

tends toward particularistic ethics in terms of absolute values.

distribution. According to Hofstede’s core values, Klara Falk-Bano, a member of faculty of Budapest Business School, analyzed the Hungarian culture in an eight year lasting research comparing to the Northern American culture. She states that compared to America, Hungarian business culture is only slightly higher in power distance (2002). Hungary, same as Poland,

self confident. Especially the younger generations of Hungarian women work and live an independent life. However, the father plays the dominant role in the family, and parents tend to maintain strict discipline with their children. However, feminist traits are recognized in their strong emotional behavior rather than rationality at home as well as at work. Building relationships of trust has top priority. But still, it’s a nation with male dominance. Uncertainty Avoidance

politeness. A Hungarian is nice and friendly to business partners and relatives, but on the street they act quite un-civil toward others. Besides, Hungarians can be seen as high context

communication. They want everything written and in detail and you have to read between the lines. They avoid rude words like ‘no’ and tend to give indirect statements. In general, Hungarians prefer stable rules and long-lasting relationships. They even think uncertainty in life