LEBA

The Leba people are very sociable.

The Leba people are very active and love to talk to foreign people.

The Leba people do not speak to other people for a long time. After speaking to someone briefly the move on to another person.

The Leba people love to shake hands with other people. When they do so they feel that they have connected with the other person. Even if the person they meet does extend his or her hand, Leba will grab the person’s hand and shake it.

When Leba people speak to someone they look directly at the person’s face.

Leba people do not think it is rude to call people by their first name.

Leba boys and girls act the same but Leba boys particularly love to talk to foreign girls the most. Leba girls also love to talk to foreign boys the most.

The Leba people want to talk with as many foreigners as they can. They don’t want to talk for a long tame. Rather, they want to say “I have met a lot of people and become friendly with all of them.”

ANBURA

The Anbura people are ALWAYS together. The Anbura people like to be with other Anbura the most.

The Anbura people will never start a conversation with someone they do not know. If they are spoken to, they will speak. When they speak they will lock arms with the other person.

The Anbura people are very formal. When they meet someone they will say “Greetings Sir (Mam), this is the first time we have met.” After saying these words they think it is very rude to touch someone else’s body.

The Anbura boys are weak and are always guarded by an Anbura girls.

Anbura boys always avoid looking girls who they don’t know in the eyes. Boys will never talk with a girl who they do not know. With the mediation of an Anbura girl, they can talk to foreign girls.

Anbura boys can talk to other boys they do not know, but they will never speak first. They can also look another boy in the eyes.