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South Korea
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In South Korea, drinking etiquette involves pouring drinks for others and showing respect to elders.
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Japan
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In Japan, pouring drinks for others is a sign of respect and etiquette in social drinking.
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Russia
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Drinking in Russia involves frequent toasting, often with vodka, and is accompanied by important rituals and traditions.
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China
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In China, pouring drinks for others and raising the glass with both hands is a sign of respect.
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Norway
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In Norway, formal drinking occasions require a speech or acknowledgment before the first sip, and there are strict alcohol regulations.
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Sweden
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In Sweden, it is customary to acknowledge before taking the first sip of a drink and alcohol sales are monopolized by the government.
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Vietnam
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In Vietnam, drinking etiquette includes raising the glass with both hands as a sign of respect and avoiding excessive drinking at social events.
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East Asia
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In East Asian culture, pouring drinks for others is a gesture of respect and politeness.
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Finland
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In Finland, it is customary to give a brief speech or acknowledgment before taking the first sip of a drink in formal settings.
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Mexico
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In Mexico, it is customary to initially refuse a drink in social gatherings before accepting it.
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Urban Japan
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In urban Japanese culture, it is customary to pour drinks for others and not refill one's own glass.
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