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1
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leer
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Germany
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In Germany, the concept of "leer" is considered rude and disrespectful when used to describe emptiness.
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3
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2
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leer
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Latin American cultures
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In Latin American cultures, leering is considered a socially acceptable way of expressing interest or attraction through direct eye contact and gestures.
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2
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3
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leer
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Spain
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In Spain, the concept of 'leer' encompasses both "to read" and "to express interest or attraction."
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2
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4
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leer
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English-speaking countries
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In English-speaking countries, 'leer' can describe a sly or negatively perceived looking person.
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1
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5
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leer
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German-speaking countries
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In German-speaking countries, 'leer' usually means an empty container or vessel.
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1
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