1. He/she doesn't finish their meal or so picky in eating
It's not polite, I think. And also to eat just the half of what served, is not polite. As I was kid, my mom always told me that my mom's special dinner was one fried egg,which she had to share with the other 6 brothers n sisters. Or maybe it doesn't have something to do with politeness at all, but it's just to be grateful to what we've got..
2. He/she comes late or forgot the appointment
Someday he/she will know, how precious time is... "Time is gold, gold is money" :)
3. He/she speaks neither english nor german
speechless. what language I should use then!? body language (read: tarzan language)!? Hey at least you should be able to speak one of those languages if you decide to come and live in Germany. Otherwise it's a shame.
4. He/she can't follow the discussion or the conversation, but joining conversation with another non-sense topic.
In Indonesia there are some words to describe this: DODOL, LEMOT, or ONENG. At first it might be funny, after several times yeaah.. you guess.
5. Indonesian people who can't obey the rules.
This is somehow annoying and totally a shame. Especially on the plane. The typical thing happened that the wheels of the plane just touched down the earth. Some country people put off their seat belt, although they are able to see that the lamp showing "fasten your seat belt" is not turned off yet. and they start to stand up and take their luggage out from the cabin. Ohwei!
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