concept   gesture of thanks

12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) Middle Eastern (1) East Asian countries (1) African cultures (1) India (1) Nigeria (1) South Asian countries (1) Thailand (1) Arab countries (1) Mediterranean countries (1) Russia (1) Slavic countries (1) Southeast Asian countries (1)
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1 gesture of thanks Middle Eastern In Middle Eastern cultures, expressing thanks includes gestures such as placing the hand over the heart and offering hospitality. 5
2 gesture of thanks East Asian countries In East Asian countries, gestures of thanks often involve bowing and presenting small gifts. 4
3 gesture of thanks African cultures In African cultures, gestures of thanks include nodding, thanking, offering a smile, and communal expressions through singing, drumming, or dancing. 3
4 gesture of thanks India In India, gestures of thanks are often connected to religious events and involve prayers, offerings, and communal acts of kindness. 2
5 gesture of thanks Nigeria In Nigeria, gestures of thanks include nods, 'thank you' expressions, and heartfelt smiles, as well as communal celebrations, music, and dance. 2
6 gesture of thanks South Asian countries The common gesture of thanks in South Asian countries is placing palms together and bowing the head slightly, known as 'Namaste'. 2
7 gesture of thanks Thailand In Thailand, expressions of thanks often involve religious rituals and the 'wai' gesture. 2
8 gesture of thanks Arab countries In Arab countries, a common gesture of thanks is placing the right hand over the heart to show sincerity and gratitude. 1
9 gesture of thanks Mediterranean countries In Mediterranean countries, a common gesture of thanks involves expressing gratitude with hand gestures and a kiss on both cheeks. 1
10 gesture of thanks Russia In Russia, a common gesture of thanks is a firm handshake with direct eye contact. 1
11 gesture of thanks Slavic countries In Slavic countries, a common gesture of thanks is a firm handshake with direct eye contact. 1
12 gesture of thanks Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, a common gesture of thanks is the 'wai', which involves placing the hands together in a prayer-like gesture and slightly bowing the head. 1