No more handshakes?

#. No more handshakes?

 

For over 2,000 years, the handshake has been a common from of greeting.

In Europe, people even kiss each other on the cheek when they meet.

Unfortunately, things are changing due to the coronavirus.

That's because such physical contact could be dangerous.

So, people are finding different ways to greet each other.

Many people are choosing to do the fist bump and the elbow bump, which were already popular.

These greetings are safer because people only briefly touch each other.

Even politicians were seen bumping fists or elbows at formal meetings.

Others are choosing greetings that allow for more physical distance.

Many have taken to Namaste, a traditional greeting in India.

It is done by putting your palms together and bowing slightly.

Some world leaders in Europe and North America are doing it in place of the handshake.

Some people are getting creative with their greetings.

A fun one to do is the footshake, in which people tap their shoes together.

This greeting is much safer than a handshake or a kiss.

It is also guaranteed to bring a smile to people's faces.

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be guaranteed to do something (틀림없이) 필경[결국] ~하게 될 것이다

It is also guaranteed to bring a smile to people's faces.

If we try to keep it a secret, she’s guaranteed to find out.

That kind of behavior is guaranteed to make him angry