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