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Brofist and other similar greetings amongst us Gen-Z and Gen-Y folks in casual and semi-formal setting.
Handshake in formal settings, also the preferred greeting by boomers.
Hugs when there's loved ones.
In conservative setting, there's this tradition of touching the feets of our elder.
Kisses on cheeks is reserved between the socialites and celebrity-type folks.