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Concepts (2,717) • etiquette (4) • gift-giving (3) • gender roles (3) • greetings (2) • golf (2) • business cards (2) • fishing (2) • teeth (2) • waste management (2) • attire (2) • makeup (2) • k-pop (2) • restaurant (2) • conversation (2) • music (2) • academic achievement (2) • politeness (2) • body image (2) • punctuality (2) • breakfast (2) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
901	angling	South Korea	Angling in South Korea is a less common but deeply traditional leisure activity emphasizing discipline and respect for nature.	5
902	angry person	South Korea	In South Korean culture, openly displaying anger is discouraged and seen as a loss of emotional control.	5
903	announcer	South Korea	In South Korean culture, announcers play a formal and polite role in public transportation settings, such as train stations.	5
904	answering machine	South Korea	Answering machines are less commonly used in South Korea due to the cultural preference for direct communication and prompt responses.	5
905	applying for job	South Korea	In South Korea, personal connections and recommendations are essential for applying for jobs.	5
906	attending class	South Korea	Attending class in South Korea is highly valued as a sign of respect and commitment to education.	5
907	attitude towards work	South Korea	In South Korean culture, work ethic, hierarchy, and respect for authority are valued in order to maintain workplace harmony and professionalism.	5
908	autonomous vehicles	South Korea	In South Korea, autonomous vehicles are viewed as a solution for an aging population and a source of technological innovation.	5
909	average	South Korea	In South Korea, the concept of average is used to describe typical behavior in a social context.	5
910	award	South Korea	In South Korean culture, receiving awards is important but downplayed to demonstrate humility and modesty.	5
911	bad news	South Korea	In South Korean culture, bad news is typically delivered indirectly to maintain harmony and save face.	5
912	barbershop quartet	South Korea	Barbershop quartets are not widely recognized in South Korean music culture.	5
913	barbershops	South Korea	Barbershops in South Korea are recognized for their meticulous and precise haircuts and grooming services.	5
914	bathroom fixtures	South Korea	South Korean bathroom fixtures are high-tech, water-efficient, space-saving, and showcase craftsmanship.	5
915	birth customs	South Korea	Birth customs in South Korea involve gift-giving, 'sitting the month' confinement, naming ceremonies, and first birthday celebrations.	5
916	bite	South Korea	In South Korea, it is polite to take small, dainty bites of food in public settings.	5
917	book covers	South Korea	Book covers in South Korea often feature minimalist designs, subtle artwork, and calligraphy reflecting cultural reverence for literary art and history.	5
918	bouncer	South Korea	In South Korea, bouncers are less common and security is typically handled by staff or police.	5
919	boxing match	South Korea	In South Korea, boxing matches are less popular than traditional martial arts and mainstream sports.	5
920	breath test	South Korea	Breath tests are widely used in South Korea to check for alcohol levels due to cultural stigma against public intoxication.	5
921	buddhist monks	South Korea	Buddhist monks in South Korea are highly respected for their spiritual dedication and honored through specific etiquettes and ceremonies.	5
922	business card etiquette	South Korea	In South Korea, exchanging business cards with both hands is essential for showing respect in business interactions.	5
923	business people	South Korea	In South Korea, exchanging business cards with both hands and bowing is a respectful gesture among business people.	5
924	buy small	South Korea	In South Korea, buying small quantities is preferred for freshness and variety, but may be perceived as lacking generosity.	5
925	canned goods	South Korea	Canned goods are less commonly used in daily cooking in South Korea due to a preference for fresh ingredients.	5
926	carrier mobility	South Korea	Carrier mobility is highly valued in South Korea for advanced semiconductor technologies and electronic devices.	5
927	cellular protein synthesis	South Korea	Cellular protein synthesis is given priority in advanced scientific research and education in South Korea for medical and technological advancements.	5
928	changing room	South Korea	Changing rooms in South Korea are mostly gender-segregated with communal bathing areas in public places, while clothing store changing rooms may have communal areas or smaller individual stalls.	5
929	character	South Korea	South Korean characters often embody honor, loyalty, traditional aesthetics, and customizable features.	5
930	childbirth practices	South Korea	In South Korea, there is an emphasis on traditional and natural childbirth practices, postpartum confinement, and family involvement.	5
931	children	South Korea	In South Korea, children are taught to prioritize group harmony, value obedience and respect, and start learning early.	5
932	classrooms	South Korea	Classrooms in South Korea focus on group interaction and collaboration to promote social harmony.	5
933	coating	South Korea	In South Korea, coatings are commonly used to create crisp textures and enhance the flavor of traditional dishes.	5
934	cohesiveness	South Korea	In South Korean culture, cohesiveness and adherence to social norms are important for maintaining harmony and relationships.	5
935	community bonding	South Korea	Community bonding in South Korea prioritizes group harmony, shared responsibilities, and formal group activities.	5
936	commuting	South Korea	South Korean culture values efficient and respectful use of public transportation and emphasizes work-life balance and flexible schedules for commuters.	5
937	competition	South Korea	South Korean culture values competition and group success within a hierarchical system.	5
938	concussion	South Korea	Concussions in sports receive less attention in South Korea, compared to workplace accidents and traffic collisions.	5
939	condiments	South Korea	Traditional South Korean dishes rely on essential condiments such as soy sauce, gochujang, and wasabi to enhance their flavors.	5
940	conference	South Korea	Conferences in South Korea are formal events focused on hierarchy, consensus building, and structured interactions.	5
941	contest	South Korea	In South Korea, contests prioritize group harmony and skill development over individual recognition.	5
942	correction tape refill	South Korea	Correction tape refills are widely used in South Korean schools and offices due to the culture's emphasis on neat writing and calligraphy.	5
943	counselor	South Korea	In South Korea, counselors primarily focus on academic and career guidance with less emphasis on mental health support due to stigma.	5
944	country music	South Korea	Country music in South Korea is a niche genre with loyal fans and is gaining popularity in urban music venues.	5
945	cracking	South Korea	In South Korea, cracking knuckles is considered impolite and disrespectful.	5
946	credit	South Korea	In South Korea, credit is emphasized less than savings, academic credits, group work, and other factors.	5
947	crispr technology	South Korea	South Korea is enthusiastic about CRISPR technology, with government backing, adaptable regulations, and favorable public opinion.	5
948	crush	South Korea	In South Korean culture, expressing romantic interest is reserved, indirect, and often kept private, sometimes involving admiration for public figures.	5
949	crying	South Korea	Crying in South Korea is generally discouraged in public, but may be accepted as genuine in specific situations.	5
950	culinary preferences	South Korea	South Koreans prefer communal dining with small portion sizes and balanced, diverse flavors in their meals.	5
951	cycling	South Korea	In South Korea, cycling is widely embraced as a mode of transportation, leisure activity, and advocate for health and sustainability.	5
952	decision	South Korea	In South Korea, consensus decision-making and group harmony are prioritized, leading to collective decision-making.	5
953	dental floss	South Korea	In South Korea, dental floss is not as widely used as brushing and professional cleanings for oral hygiene.	5
954	digital textbooks	South Korea	Digital textbooks are widely used in South Korea's education system for efficiency, cost savings, and environmental benefits.	5
955	dislike	South Korea	Openly expressing strong dislikes in South Korea is considered impolite to maintain harmony and avoid discomfort.	5
956	divide	South Korea	South Korean culture emphasizes division in various contexts, including meals, living spaces, and digital literacy.	5
957	drama	South Korea	South Korean drama is known for focusing on interpersonal relationships, family dynamics, and societal issues, drawing in a devoted fan base.	5
958	drunk driving	South Korea	In South Korea, drunk driving is highly stigmatized and enforced with severe penalties, impacting employment opportunities.	5
959	earnings	South Korea	In South Korea, earnings are considered private and it is considered impolite to openly discuss them.	5
960	economist	South Korea	Economists are respected in South Korean culture, but their influence on policy is less prominent compared to other experts or officials.	5
961	emoji	South Korea	Emojis are widely used in digital communication in South Korea, even in professional contexts.	5
962	employee benefits	South Korea	Employee benefits in South Korea often include bonuses, housing allowances, and transportation subsidies.	5
963	escalators	South Korea	In South Korea, people stand on the left and walk on the right side of escalators.	5
964	escort service	South Korea	Escort services in South Korea are predominantly viewed as legitimate companionship services rather than the sex industry.	5
965	event	South Korea	Events in South Korea are marked by formalities, traditional ceremonies, strict etiquette, and team bonding activities.	5
966	examining thing	South Korea	In South Korea, closely examining things is a sign of respect and politeness.	5
967	experienced	South Korea	In South Korean culture, experience and seniority are highly valued but not always indicative of expertise in the workplace.	5
968	expressway	South Korea	South Korea's expressways are heavily utilized for long-distance travel, featuring strict tolls and speed limits.	5
969	extension	South Korea	In South Korean culture, extensions are viewed as a sign of poor planning and are seen negatively in terms of time management skills.	5
970	facelift	South Korea	Facelifts in South Korea aim to achieve a V-shaped jawline and slim face as beauty standards.	5
971	farecard	South Korea	Farecard is a versatile and convenient tool for accessing public transportation and making purchases in South Korea.	5
972	fencing	South Korea	Fencing in South Korea emphasizes precision, quick reflexes, and stoic composure, similar to traditional martial arts etiquette.	5
973	festival	South Korea	South Korea hosts a variety of traditional festivals and cultural events throughout the year.	5
974	flashlight	South Korea	In South Korean culture, flashlights are considered essential for earthquake preparedness and outdoor activities, and widely kept for emergency situations.	5
975	flip flop	South Korea	In South Korean culture, flip flops are considered inappropriate for formal, business, and public occasions.	5
976	footwear	South Korea	In South Korea, it is customary to remove outdoor shoes and wear indoor slippers as part of footwear etiquette.	5
977	foreigner	South Korea	Foreigners in South Korea may face social exclusion and difficulty assimilating into the local community.	5
978	form of address	South Korea	In South Korean culture, honorifics and formal titles are used to show respect and hierarchy, particularly towards elders and authority figures.	5
979	fried chicken	South Korea	Korean-style fried chicken is a popular street food in South Korea, often coated in sweet and spicy sauce.	5
980	fuse	South Korea	Fuses are essential in traditional South Korean fireworks displays, controlling timing and sequence at festivals.	5
981	gear	South Korea	South Korea embraces traditional and high-tech gear, but has limitations on hunting gear due to space and regulations.	5
982	gender roles	South Korea	Traditional gender roles in South Korea have a significant impact on gender identity, expression, and representation.	5
983	genetics	South Korea	Genetic research and testing are important for addressing hereditary diseases in South Korea.	5
984	glove	South Korea	In South Korea, gloves are highly valued for their hygiene and personal significance in food handling, sports, and professional settings.	5
985	glucosamine	South Korea	Glucosamine is widely consumed in food and used in skincare products in South Korea for health and moisturizing benefits.	5
986	glue stick	South Korea	Glue sticks are less commonly used in traditional arts and crafts and school settings in South Korea compared to liquid glue.	5
987	gochujang	South Korea	Gochujang is a staple condiment in South Korean cuisine, used in a wide variety of dishes.	5
988	green light	South Korea	In South Korean culture, green light represents 'go' at intersections and is also linked to good luck and prosperity in certain areas.	5
989	handbag	South Korea	Handbags in South Korea symbolize social and financial status and are seen as a fashion statement.	5
990	handwriting	South Korea	In South Korea, neat and precise handwriting is highly prized and considered a form of calligraphy.	5
991	harvest festivals	South Korea	South Korea's harvest festivals mark the end of the agricultural cycle and express gratitude for the year's bounty.	5
992	healthcare practices	South Korea	In South Korea, healthcare practices often involve regular health screenings, advanced technology, and the integration of traditional medicine for disease prevention.	5
993	high-speed train	South Korea	High-speed trains represent technological progress and national pride in South Korean culture.	5
994	household composting	South Korea	Household composting is less common in South Korea due to limited space and the cultural emphasis on cleanliness and waste sorting.	5
995	househusband	South Korea	In South Korea, the concept of a househusband is unconventional due to traditional gender roles emphasizing men as the breadwinners.	5
996	impress	South Korea	In South Korean culture, humility and modesty are valued over trying to impress others.	5
997	in-game purchases	South Korea	In South Korea, in-game purchases are being scrutinized and regulated due to concerns about gaming addiction.	5
998	inflate	South Korea	Inflating objects is important in both traditional celebrations and emergency rescue operations in South Korea.	5
999	innovation	South Korea	South Korea values innovation for progress, focusing on incremental improvements and aversion to high-risk strategies.	5
1000	insult	South Korea	Insults in South Korea result in harsh social consequences and strained relationships.	5