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i dont wear shoes around the house or when i go to my friend's house. I think it's common courtesy to take your shoes off. A lot of Americans seem to wear their shoes around the house though.
No I do not wear shoes in my house. That is one place in the world that I can guarantee is clean. And when people come to my yard remove your shoes or else do not enter.
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No, no, no noblkfingerwag...that ain't the way we do ithere, LOL!
Guests keep their shoes on....even some family members..if you are a close family member you are allowed but in general it's a no-no to take your shoes off in someone else's home...it's considered impolite.
It's one thing to ask but if someone comes in taking them off without permission...they get this lookha!, ha!, ha!...especially if I don't know them that well.