WORLD'S GREET EXPECTATIONS

THE Orange Manbaby has been spotted creepily clutching at the paws of French president Emmanuel Macron, as the Daily Star revealed yesterday.

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He is thought to have been attempting a handshake.

But President Trump is far from the only one who favours an unusual greeting. Here MEG JORSH looks at the most interesting from around the world...

TONGUE LASHING

Sticking your tongue out might look cheeky to us, but it's a show f respect in Tibet. The traditional greeting has been around since the 9th Century, when an unpopular king called Lang Darma was known for his black tongue. People started showing theirs off to prove they weren't him - or after his death, his reincarnation.

SMELL YA LATER

Reserved for close friends and family, the kunik is a traditional greeting from Greenland. It involves pressing your nose and upper lip onto their cheek or forehead, then having a good sniff. Probably not one to try on the postman.

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