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1
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loudness
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Spain
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In Spain, lively and expressive communication is preferred with a tendency for higher noise levels in social settings.
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5
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2
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loudness
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Kenya
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In Kenya, loud conversations signify sociability, and there is less focus on noise regulations.
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2
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3
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loudness
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Middle Eastern culture
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In Middle Eastern culture, speaking loudly and vibrant celebrations are socially accepted.
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2
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4
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loudness
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Latin America
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In Latin America, it is culturally acceptable to speak loudly and use expressive gestures in public.
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1
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5
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loudness
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Scandinavian countries
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In Scandinavian countries, quietness is highly valued and people tend to speak softly and avoid drawing attention to themselves in public settings because of the cultural focus on loudness.
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1
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