Why do different cultures have varying social etiquette norms?

Different cultures have different social etiquette norms because they're like friends who play games differently, some prefer tag, others like hide and seek.

Imagine you live in a house where everyone says "hello" with a wave before eating breakfast. That's your family’s etiquette. Now imagine moving to a new town where people say "good morning" while holding their coffee cups. That’s their etiquette, it just feels different, but it’s still friendly.

Think of social etiquette like the rules of different classes in school. In one class, you can talk during tests, in another, you have to be quiet. Just like that, some cultures value speaking loudly and openly, while others prefer being calm and quiet.

People learn these rules from their families, friends, and even how they live. If your house is next to a busy street, maybe you’re used to loud noises, so your etiquette might be more lively too!

It’s like having different kinds of toys: some are for running around, others are for sitting quietly and drawing. All of them are fun in their own way!