concept   friendship
24 commonsense assertions
Cultures (22) • Western countries (2) • Japan (2) • South Korea (1) • East Asian countries (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Eastern countries (1) • Asian cultures (1) • Brazil (1) • Germany (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Middle Eastern cultures (1) • US social media culture (1) • Catholic Italy (1) • Esperanto-speaking communities (1) • Latin American cultures (1) • Linguistic culture (1) • Modern Romance language-speaking countries (1) • Russian-speaking countries (1) • Traditional societies (1) • hearing people (1) sign language users (1) • technology (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 friendship South Korea In South Korea, building trust through group activities and respecting personal space are key aspects of friendship. 20
2 friendship Western countries In Western countries, friendship is valued for emotional support and social connections. 16
3 friendship East Asian countries Friendships in East Asian countries prioritize group harmony, respect, formal interactions, shared activities, and quiet gatherings. 14
4 friendship Japan Friendship in Japanese culture involves thoughtful actions, subdued chatting, and a preference for face-to-face interactions. 8
5 friendship Western countries In Western countries, friends often greet each other with casual hugs and physical affection. 8
6 friendship Japan Friendship in Japanese culture emphasizes boundaries, personal space, loyalty, and politeness. 7
7 friendship United Kingdom In the UK, friendships typically involve casual meetups, socializing over drinks, and texting with slang and emojis. 7
8 friendship Eastern countries Friendships in Eastern countries prioritize respect, personal space, and group harmony through thoughtful actions and gestures. 6
9 friendship Asian cultures Friendship in Asian cultures emphasizes loyalty, mutual assistance, and group activities such as karaoke and communal meals. 2
10 friendship Brazil In Brazilian culture, physical affection and warmth are central to friendships. 2
11 friendship Germany In German culture, friendships are built through punctuality and intellectual discussions. 2
12 friendship Japanese culture In Japanese culture, friendship is characterized by loyalty, respect, and intimate companionship. 2
13 friendship Middle Eastern cultures Friendship in Middle Eastern cultures emphasizes loyalty, group harmony, and maintaining relationships through personal visits and quality time together. 2
14 friendship US social media culture Friendships in US social media culture differ in nature from friendships in offline interactions. 2
15 friendship Catholic Italy In Catholic Italy, there is a strong emphasis on personal relationships and trust, resulting in deep and long-lasting friendships. 1
16 friendship Esperanto-speaking communities Esperanto-speaking communities prioritize global and cross-cultural friendships. 1
17 friendship Latin American cultures Latin American cultures prioritize loyalty, mutual assistance, and shared experiences in their concept of friendship. 1
18 friendship Linguistic culture Friendship can be represented through language and specific terms of endearment within linguistic culture. 1
19 friendship Modern Romance language-speaking countries In modern Romance language-speaking countries, friendships often involve both group socializing and one-on-one time. 1
20 friendship Russian-speaking countries In Russian-speaking countries, friends may shake hands and use patronymic names to address each other. 1
21 friendship Traditional societies In traditional societies, close-knit communities and face-to-face interactions are essential for forming and maintaining friendships. 1
22 friendship hearing people Friendship in hearing culture is centered around verbal conversation and vocal communication. 1
23 friendship sign language users In sign language user culture, friendships are built and maintained through strong emphasis on visual communication and facial expressions. 1
24 friendship technology Social media and digital platforms are essential for maintaining long-distance friendships in today's technological culture. 1