Introduction France is an independent country and the third-largest in Europe; it’s in the western part of Europe. In the 20 th century, France has undergone several ups and downs such as two world wars, as well as social problems. France consists of six overseas units; overseas territories which are made up of widely spread islands, and many small islands. The country of France covers 547,030 square kilometers which is a combination of plain land, uplands, forested areas, and farming lands (Brigham Young University, 1998). The population of France is measured to have been growing at a slow pace of 0.35% though the current population is about 58.6 million with a three-quarter of the population living in the country’s urban areas. Language and religion Among other languages French have a better way of life marked with high standards of living as many people gain a lot from the wealth and the country’s reliable programs of social wellbeing. Recently it has become compulsory for every individual to know French as it is the language used in communication between the nations and business. This has been put forward despite the origin of any person. French is a common language as it is second to English and is used in communication among the United Nations. Though French is a common language, the government has also insisted on the need for its citizens to be familiar with other languages (Brigham Young University, 1998). The majority of French about 91% are Roman Catholic worshipers. They make use of religious holidays and mass which comes annually or two times per year. As well some people make use of shrines and other holy places to worship. Mode of dressing The level of education, wealth in terms of money, and family good statuses are the factors that the French believe to be the basis for judging success. Having other cultures in the country French has completely refused to be influenced showing their high level of patriotism (Brigham Young University, 1998). They are people who adore their culture and appreciate their way of life. In terms of dressing, French are recommendable as they also adhere to fashions. They dress well in all cases whether formal or casual dressing, they as well appreciate any visitor who displays the same kind of dressing. The customs of France encourage that, when greeting someone shaking hands and parting is the best way. It’s considered so impolite to shake someone’s hand aggressively. Incases people of the opposite sex are greeting each other; it’s the man who is supposed to initiate the greetings and offer his hand to the woman but not the opposite. If someone has dirty hands he is supposed to offer his elbow or the upper arm. Greetings The title of the person or his name is combined with the greetings through the colleagues and close friends pass greetings by use of the first name. It’s considered impolite for someone sitting down with his legs spread apart the knees should be put together. The behavior of putting legs on the tables or chairs is discouraged. They are also very careful in some personal habits like sneezing. In France people do not visit others without notice, and when visiting they arrive on time but for some events they arrive few minutes later to allow for preparation (Brigham Young University, 19