What is an American smile?

Europeans often criticize the “American smile.” They say that Americans are fake, because they often smile when they are not really happy. Americans pretend to be happy to see you, when they’re not. A customer service representative might greet you with a cheery, “Hi!

How do celebrity get white teeth?

Veneers: If you see celebrities with perfectly white, straight, and uniform-looking teeth, they likely have veneers. Unlike teeth whitening, veneers are more permanent. There are various types of materials used, but porcelain and composite are the most common types.

How do Americans feel about visitors from other cultures?

Americans often find it confusing when visitors from other cultures do not say exactly what they want, think, or need. Americans covet their own personal space and generally do not like that space to be invaded. They find it uncomfortable when others stand too close and will unconsciously move away.

How do Americans view the world?

While many Americans feel their nation is divided as never before, a sampling of the rest of the world reflects a more charitable view. Generations in Asia, Africa, Europe and Latin America have grown up under the influence of the superpower U.S. and have felt awe and envy.

Do foreigners still love the United States?

Foreigners’ love affair with the United States remains strong in Africa and most of Asia, Europe and Latin America. But who likes Uncle Sam, who doesn’t and whose affections are evolving paints a pretty accurate road map of the overseas challenges facing Washington in the years ahead.

Do Americans still love the American flag?

Americans love their red, white, and blue—even when it’s not the Fourth of July or Veterans’ Day. In fact, in a 2017 report from the National Retail Federation, 65 percent of consumers reported owning a U.S. flag.