True, It is respectful to wait for the eldest person at the table to begin eating before you start., It is considered inappropriate to wear shorts or sleeveless tops to a temple., Vietnamese people frequently ask about age and marital status at the first meeting., Guests are typically expected to remove their shoes before entering a Vietnamese home., To show respect, first names are commonly used in conjunction with a formal title., It is a common sign of hospitality to use your own chopsticks to place food into another person's bowl., False, Public displays of affection, such as kissing, are widely encouraged and welcomed in Vietnamese society., In Vietnam, it is customary to open a gift immediately in front of the giver to show appreciation., In a crowded area, a person who accidentally bumps into another is expected to offer a formal, verbal apology., Being a few minutes late to a social gatherings is unacceptable in Vietnamese culture.

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