Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	greetings	Western cultures	In Western cultures, a handshake is a common and respectful way to greet someone.	63
2	greetings	Japan	In Japan, bowing is a traditional and respectful form of greeting, with varying depths and durations.	38
3	greetings	Japan	In Japan, bowing is a traditional and respectful form of greeting used in formal and social events.	27
4	greetings	South Korea	In South Korean culture, bowing is a common and respectful form of greeting that emphasizes non-physical contact and shows respect.	27
5	greetings	United States	In the United States, handshakes are a common form of greeting, particularly in formal situations, while respecting personal space.	25
6	greetings	United States	In the United States, greetings typically involve handshakes in professional and social settings, and hugs and kisses are common among close relationships.	23
7	greetings	East Asian cultures	In East Asian cultures, bowing is a common form of greeting to show respect and maintain social harmony.	18
8	greetings	Middle Eastern	Middle Eastern greetings often involve warm embraces, cheek-kissing, and friendly inquiries about well-being, with gender-specific customs.	17
9	greetings	South Korea	In South Korean culture, bowing is a common and respectful form of greeting that expresses varying levels of respect.	14
10	greetings	India	In India, greeting customs differ by region, with 'namaste' and hand gestures being common forms of respect.	11
11	greetings	France	In France, cheek-kissing is a common form of greeting, even in formal settings.	10
12	greetings	Europe	In Europe, greetings typically involve handshakes or cheek-kissing, which vary between different countries.	9
13	greetings	Traditional African cultures	Traditional African greetings often involve warm physical contact and inquiries about well-being and family.	9
14	greetings	Australia	In Australia, greetings are casual and informal, often featuring the use of 'G'day' and casual gestures to convey friendliness.	6
15	greetings	East African cultures	In East African cultures, greetings involve warm physical contact and friendly conversation, often with multiple handshakes.	6
16	greetings	Italy	In Italy, cheek kissing is a common and friendly greeting gesture.	6
17	greetings	Saudi Arabia	In Saudi Arabia, greetings are formal and respectful, often involving handshakes and gender-segregated interactions.	6
18	greetings	Asian cultures	In Asian cultures, bowing or nodding is a common form of greeting as a sign of respect.	5
19	greetings	Germany	In Germany, the handshake is a common and professional form of greeting.	5
20	greetings	Maori	In Maori culture, the traditional greeting involves pressing noses (hongi) as a sign of respect.	5
21	greetings	North American	North American greetings typically involve a handshake and are often brief and casual.	5
22	greetings	Zimbabwe	In Zimbabwe, greetings involve handshakes, extended interactions, and respect for elders and authority figures.	5
23	greetings	China	In Chinese culture, bowing or nodding is a traditional form of greeting to show respect and politeness.	4
24	greetings	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, bowing or nodding is a traditional respectful greeting, often accompanied by inquiries about health and family.	4
25	greetings	Pakistan	In Pakistan, greetings are conveyed with formal and respectful gestures like folded hands and slight bowing.	4
26	greetings	Roman	In Roman culture, kissing on the cheeks is a common and respectful greeting.	4
27	greetings	Sweden	In Sweden, greetings are characterized by minimal physical contact, formal equality, and informal, egalitarian interactions.	4
28	greetings	Uganda	In Uganda, greetings typically include handshakes and traditional expressions.	4
29	greetings	Arabian Peninsula	In the Arabian Peninsula, greetings may involve cheek kisses, lingering handshakes, and gender-specific customs.	3
30	greetings	Christian countries	In Christian countries, handshakes are a common form of greeting with verbal exchanges being the standard practice.	3
31	greetings	Conservative cultures	Conservative cultures emphasize formal and respectful greetings with physical contact and gender-specific etiquette.	3
32	greetings	Everyday conversation	Greeting customs differ based on relationships and cultural context.	3
33	greetings	Korean	In Korean culture, bowing is a common and respectful greeting gesture.	3
34	greetings	South African	In South African culture, informal greetings commonly include 'Howzit' or 'Hey' with handshakes and inquiries about well-being.	3
35	greetings	Vietnam	In Vietnam, greetings are formal and involve gestures like double-handed handshakes and exchanging business cards.	3
36	greetings	Australia	Australian greetings are characterized by informality and typically involve a handshake or a hug.	2
37	greetings	British royal ceremonies	Bowing or curtsying is a common form of respect in British royal ceremonies.	2
38	greetings	Canada	In Canada, handshakes and kissing on the cheek are common forms of greeting.	2
39	greetings	Chadian culture	In Chadian culture, handshakes and warm verbal greetings are customary as a sign of respect.	2
40	greetings	Hebrew culture	In Hebrew culture, greetings often include physical gestures such as handshakes or cheek kisses.	2
41	greetings	Indigenous cultures of North America	Traditional Indigenous greetings in North America often involve cultural customs like gift exchange or physical gestures.	2
42	greetings	Islam in the Middle East	In Middle Eastern Islamic culture, greetings typically involve the phrase "As-salamu alaykum" and physical contact such as handshakes and hugs.	2
43	greetings	Italian-speaking countries	In Italian-speaking countries, cheek kisses are a common greeting, even in formal situations.	2
44	greetings	Kenya	In Kenya and Nigeria, warm embraces and handshakes are common forms of greeting.	2
45	greetings	Online communities	Online communities have culturally diverse greeting customs including variations in gestures and eye contact.	2
46	greetings	Polynesian	In Polynesian culture, pressing noses or foreheads is a common form of greeting.	2
47	greetings	Russia	In Russia, greetings involve physical contact such as kissing on the cheek or a firm handshake.	2
48	greetings	Southeast Asian	Southeast Asian greetings prioritize politeness, respect, and often include a slight bow or joining of hands.	2
49	greetings	Sunni Muslim	In Sunni Muslim culture, greetings typically involve exchanging "As-salamu alaykum" and physical gestures.	2
50	greetings	Zulu culture	Zulu greetings involve traditional handshakes and phrases like 'Sawubona'.	2
51	greetings	casual culture	In casual culture, informal greetings and use of first names are common.	2
52	greetings	cross-cultural	Greetings in cross-cultural situations can vary in formality and may involve handshakes, hugs, or informal language.	2
53	greetings	diplomatic cultures	Greeting in diplomatic cultures is often formal and based on status with customs like handshakes with eye contact.	2
54	greetings	etiquette	Proper greetings are crucial for demonstrating respect and building connections in social interactions.	2
55	greetings	global	Greeting customs vary based on formality and cultural norms in global culture.	2
56	greetings	northern culture	In northern cultures, greetings often involve handshakes and maintaining personal space.	2
57	greetings	Angolan	In Angolan culture, greetings often involve physical contact such as handshakes, hugs, or cheek kisses, emphasizing warmth and personal connections.	1
58	greetings	Christian or Western cultures	In Christian or Western cultures, greetings often involve handshakes or cheek-kissing.	1
59	greetings	Contemporary United States	In contemporary United States culture, greetings are often informal and may include hugging or a light pat on the back.	1
60	greetings	Eastern Orthodox Church in Greece	In Eastern Orthodox Church in Greece, kissing on both cheeks is a common form of greeting among friends and family.	1
61	greetings	European countries	Handshakes are a common greeting in European countries, with variations in firmness and cheek kisses in some regions.	1
62	greetings	Everyday life in most countries	In most countries, it is customary to greet with a kiss on the cheek as part of everyday life.	1
63	greetings	French	In French culture, greetings typically involve light cheek-kissing and the use of 'Bonjour' and 'Bonsoir' depending on the time of day.	1
64	greetings	Indian	In Indian culture, greetings involve gestures such as joining palms together and a slight bow, or the 'namaste' gesture.	1
65	greetings	Indigenous cultures	In Indigenous cultures, greetings often involve physical touch and embraces.	1
66	greetings	Inland African regions	In inland African regions, greetings often involve extended handshakes,embraces, or traditional verbal exchanges.	1
67	greetings	Islamic world	In the Islamic world, greetings may involve shaking hands, verbal salutations, and placing the right hand over the heart.	1
68	greetings	Levantine countries	In Levantine countries, kisses on the cheek are frequently used as a common greeting.	1
69	greetings	Local cultures	In many European countries, it is customary to greet with a kiss on the cheek.	1
70	greetings	Mainland United States	In Mainland United States, informal greetings like 'hi' and 'hello' are widely used.	1
71	greetings	Mauritanian	In Mauritanian culture, handshakes are common for greetings, but public displays of physical affection are less common.	1
72	greetings	Moroccan	Moroccan greetings commonly involve multiple cheek kisses, especially among friends and family.	1
73	greetings	Most countries	In most countries, handshakes are a common form of greeting.	1
74	greetings	Namibian	In Namibian culture, the common greeting gesture is a handshake.	1
75	greetings	Neutral countries	In neutral countries, greetings are typically brief and may involve a handshake or nod of the head.	1
76	greetings	North African countries	In North African countries, greetings often include multiple kiss greetings on the cheeks, especially between people of the same gender.	1
77	greetings	North Macedonian	In North Macedonian culture, kissing on the cheeks is a common form of greeting.	1
78	greetings	Northern European culture	In Northern European culture, greetings often involve a firm handshake and maintaining personal space.	1
79	greetings	Progressive culture	Progressive culture encourages informal and casual greetings with less emphasis on physical contact and formality.	1
80	greetings	Romania	In Romanian culture, shaking hands is the standard greeting and cheek-kissing is reserved for close friends and family.	1
81	greetings	Safari regions	In safari regions, greetings often involve handshakes or nods.	1
82	greetings	Shakespearean culture	In Shakespearean culture, greetings typically involved bowing, curtsying, and verbal expressions of respect and courtesy, especially in formal settings.	1
83	greetings	Sikhism	In Sikh culture, common forms of greeting include hugs and the use of 'Sat Sri Akal' (blessings of truth).	1
84	greetings	Small communities	In small communities, greetings often involve hugs or kisses on the cheek.	1
85	greetings	Somali	In Somali culture, greetings involve handshakes, embracing, and the common phrase 'salaam alaykum' meaning 'peace be upon you'.	1
86	greetings	South America	In South American culture, warm hugs and cheek kisses are common greetings among friends and family.	1
87	greetings	Swazi people	The Swazi people emphasize warmth and friendliness in their greetings, often involving clasping hands and a light handshake.	1
88	greetings	Terranova	In Terranova culture, it is common to greet friends and family with a warm hug.	1
89	greetings	Traditional Arabic culture	In Traditional Arabic culture, close acquaintances commonly greet each other with multiple kisses on the cheeks.	1
90	greetings	Traditional ceremonies	Formal and traditional greetings with specific rituals are expected in traditional ceremonies.	1
91	greetings	Vietnam	In Vietnam, a bow or nod is a culturally respectful greeting.	1
92	greetings	Western pop culture	In Western pop culture, handshakes are a common form of greeting.	1
93	greetings	Yoruba tradition in Nigeria	In Yoruba tradition in Nigeria, respectful greetings often involve prostration or kneeling.	1
94	greetings	Yugoslavia	In Yugoslavia, greetings typically involve a handshake and may include a kiss on the cheek for close friends and family.	1
95	greetings	big cities	In big cities, greetings often involve a handshake or nod.	1
96	greetings	formal culture	In formal culture, formal greetings like 'Good morning' or 'How do you do?' are expected.	1
97	greetings	natural language processing	It is important for conversational agents to be able to process and generate polite and context-appropriate greetings.	1
98	greetings	standard culture	In standard culture, handshakes and hugs are common forms of greeting.	1
99	greetings	worldwide	Handshakes or nods are common greetings in many cultures worldwide.	1