concept   formality
17 commonsense assertions
Cultures (17) • Japan (1) • Australia (1) • South Korea (1) • United States (1) • Brazil (1) • United Kingdom (1) • China (1) • France (1) • Linguistics in Europe (1) • Western countries (1) • Asian cultures (1) • Eastern military (1) • Western military (1) • casual culture (1) • conservative or traditional communities (1) • liberal communities (1) • political culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 formality Japan In Japanese culture, formality and respect for hierarchy are highly valued in social and business interactions. 10
2 formality Australia Australia has a relaxed and casual approach to formality in social and business interactions. 7
3 formality South Korea South Korea places high importance on formal behavior and respect in all types of interactions. 7
4 formality United States Formality in United States culture varies by context, from professional settings with formal attire to casual communication and relaxed business interactions. 7
5 formality Brazil In Brazil, there is a relaxed approach to formality in social and business interactions. 6
6 formality United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, there is a strong emphasis on formality in professional and social settings, including dress code and language etiquette. 5
7 formality China In Chinese culture, formality and respect for hierarchy are important in all aspects of language, communication, business interactions, and the workplace. 4
8 formality France In France, there is a strong emphasis on structured, formal communication and workplace etiquette, including the use of titles and politeness. 4
9 formality Linguistics in Europe Formality is highly valued in professional and social interactions across different European languages. 4
10 formality Western countries In Western countries, formality is valued in business and professional interactions, with expectations of attire and behavior. 2
11 formality Asian cultures Formality in Asian cultures extends to greetings, gift-giving, and dining etiquette. 1
12 formality Eastern military Formality is highly valued in Eastern military culture for communication and behavior. 1
13 formality Western military Western military culture values formality but also allows for direct and informal communication styles. 1
14 formality casual culture Casual cultures place less emphasis on formalities and protocols in social interactions. 1
15 formality conservative or traditional communities In conservative or traditional communities, there is an emphasis on formalities and respect for hierarchy. 1
16 formality liberal communities Liberal communities prioritize casual and informal interactions over formality. 1
17 formality political culture In political culture, high respect for formalities and protocols is prevalent in diplomatic settings. 1