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China
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In Chinese culture, burping may be interpreted as a compliment to the cook and a sign of meal satisfaction.
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United States
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In the United States, burping is seen as impolite, especially in formal situations.
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United Kingdom
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Burping is considered impolite and rude in the United Kingdom, especially in formal settings.
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India
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In India, burping after a meal is considered a sign of satisfaction and is acceptable in some social situations.
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Taiwan
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In Taiwan, burping may be considered a compliment to the chef for a delicious meal.
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Canada
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Burping is considered impolite and rude in formal settings in Canadian culture.
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Middle East
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In Middle Eastern culture, burping is sometimes viewed as a symbol of gratitude for a meal.
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