Americans will eat anywhere (Italy): One Italian blogger warned his readers that Americans will even eat in business meetings.
Americans laugh really loud (Japan): In Japan, women often place their hand over their mouth when they laugh.
The tap water tastes bad (Austria): Austrians are apparently not fans of American water.
They think the accents are cute (Britain): British travelers shared that Americans can't tell if their accent is of a posh variety or not.
It's not impressive to drink a large amount (Japan and Britain): In the US, both Japanese and British travelers warn.
Avoid half of the country altogether (China): The government of China issued a warning on its website stating that “Overall, the western United States is safer than the eastern portion.
The shower heads are fixed on the wall (France): It's been called an insult to common sense, and others can't believe that the kitchen sink.
Don't just hang up on Americans (Russia): Russians in the US are also advised not to hang up suddenly, as "Phone etiquette in America usually involves the gradual end of the conversation.
Give the flora and fauna some love (China): This one is a bit of a head-scratcher. What does this even mean? The world may never know.
Grind people's knuckles upon meeting (France): The French kiss before and after social encounters, but Americans prefer a firm handshake, which is also a sign of confidence.