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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.
1001	jeju	South Korea	Jeju Island in South Korea is a popular vacation destination known for its beautiful beaches, volcanic landscapes, and unique culture.	5
1002	jellyfish	South Korea	Jellyfish is used in various traditional Korean dishes including salads, soups, and as a dessert topping.	5
1003	judgment	South Korea	In South Korea, judgment is highly valued based on group consensus and harmony to maintain social harmony and avoid conflict.	5
1004	jumping up and down	South Korea	In South Korean culture, jumping up and down is generally seen as disruptive and inappropriate in public spaces.	5
1005	king crab	South Korea	King crab is highly prized in South Korean culture and commonly enjoyed in sushi and sashimi dishes.	5
1006	knitting	South Korea	Knitting in South Korea is a popular blend of traditional craft and modern fashion, often used for relaxation.	5
1007	krystal	South Korea	In South Korea, 'Krystal' can refer to a type of rice cake, a celebrity, or a popular English name for girls.	5
1008	land use	South Korea	Limited space and high population density in South Korea drive meticulous planning and vertical/mixed-use developments.	5
1009	lean manufacturing	South Korea	South Korea embraces lean manufacturing for continuous improvement, waste reduction, and competitiveness with employee involvement.	5
1010	lines	South Korea	Orderly lines are important in public places in South Korea, and cutting in line is considered disrespectful.	5
1011	litigation	South Korea	In South Korea, there is a preference for mediation and reconciliation over litigation in resolving legal disputes.	5
1012	loan	South Korea	In South Korea, there is a social stigma around taking out loans due to the emphasis on financial discipline and honor.	5
1013	locker room	South Korea	Locker rooms in South Korea are less common, smaller, and mainly used for personal item storage in sports facilities.	5
1014	long-distance running	South Korea	Long-distance running is embraced in South Korean culture as a mental and physical discipline with a long history of marathon events.	5
1015	lyrics	South Korea	Korean and J-pop music in South Korea emphasizes emotional and romantic lyrics.	5
1016	macadamia nut	South Korea	Macadamia nuts are highly valued in South Korean culture as a luxury snack, premium gift, and traditional confectionery ingredient.	5
1017	market analysis	South Korea	In South Korea, market analysis prioritizes long-term relationships and trust rather than quantitative data.	5
1018	math competitions	South Korea	In South Korea, math competitions are highly prestigious and receive strong institutional and government support.	5
1019	mediation	South Korea	In South Korea, mediation is favored for conflict resolution and preserving relationships over confrontational legal processes.	5
1020	medical confidentiality	South Korea	South Korea places strong emphasis on patient confidentiality and has strict regulations surrounding medical confidentiality.	5
1021	meeting protocol	South Korea	Meetings in South Korea involve bowing and indirect communication with strict adherence to protocol as a sign of respect.	5
1022	memorial	South Korea	In South Korea, memorials involve traditional rituals to honor ancestors and remember historical events and figures.	5
1023	memorization	South Korea	In South Korean culture, rote memorization is highly prized in education for academic achievement and social esteem.	5
1024	mindfulness meditation	South Korea	Mindfulness meditation is integrated into daily life and education in South Korea for mental focus, discipline, and emotional intelligence.	5
1025	minority	South Korea	South Korea values homogeneity and minority groups may face social and economic challenges.	5
1026	modesty in clothing	South Korea	In South Korea, modesty in clothing emphasizes covering the body with a neat appearance and attention to aesthetic considerations.	5
1027	mopping	South Korea	In South Korea, mopping with wide mops is a daily tradition to maintain cleanliness, especially on heated floors.	5
1028	music and dance	South Korea	K-pop is a crucial aspect of South Korean entertainment and cultural expression.	5
1029	naengmyeon	South Korea	Naengmyeon is a popular cold noodle dish enjoyed during hot summer months in South Korea.	5
1030	nail clipper	South Korea	In South Korea, using nail clippers or filing nails in public is considered rude and impolite due to hygiene and noise etiquette.	5
1031	national anthem	South Korea	The national anthem of South Korea is regularly performed at schools and public events to represent national pride.	5
1032	nature	South Korea	Nature in South Korea holds spiritual, aesthetic, and therapeutic significance, including practices like forest bathing and nature appreciation.	5
1033	nerds	South Korea	In South Korea, nerds are respected for their expertise in anime, manga, and technology.	5
1034	network	South Korea	In South Korea, personal relationships and trust play a critical role in achieving business success and are emphasized in informal settings and societal relationships.	5
1035	night shift	South Korea	In South Korean culture, night shifts are less common and are viewed as disruptive to work-life balance and productivity.	5
1036	optical shop	South Korea	In South Korea, optical shops prioritize fashionable and high-tech eyewear, focusing on brand and style, including fashion accessories.	5
1037	other	South Korea	In South Korea and Japan, 'other' is used less formally and exhaustive categorization is preferred.	5
1038	overtime	South Korea	In South Korean culture, working overtime is expected and signifies dedication to the job.	5
1039	pager	South Korea	Pagers are not commonly used in South Korea due to the widespread use of mobile phones.	5
1040	parent-teacher relationship	South Korea	In South Korea, the parent-teacher relationship is characterized by a strong emphasis on respecting teachers and high pressure for academic success.	5
1041	pedestrian infrastructure	South Korea	South Korea has well-maintained pedestrian infrastructure with designated lanes and clear signage.	5
1042	people	South Korea	In South Korean culture, valuing harmony, respect, and community is significant.	5
1043	personal savings	South Korea	In South Korean culture, personal savings for education, housing, and retirement are highly valued and encouraged by family and society.	5
1044	phishing	South Korea	In South Korea, strong awareness and security measures have led to a reduction in phishing scams targeting personal information.	5
1045	playtime	South Korea	Playtime in South Korea often includes structured and educational activities with academic elements.	5
1046	political ideology	South Korea	In South Korea, political views are deeply tied to societal norms and are not openly discussed in public.	5
1047	pregnancy	South Korea	Pregnancy is considered a private matter in South Korean culture, with expectations for cautious behavior and discreet pregnancy test purchasing.	5
1048	property	South Korea	In South Korea, small urban property sizes are common due to high population density and there is a strong cultural aversion to property damage.	5
1049	prostate cancer	South Korea	Prostate cancer is often considered a taboo topic in South Korean culture.	5
1050	psychologist	South Korea	In South Korean culture, seeking mental health help is stigmatized due to a focus on resilience and traditional healing methods.	5
1051	radiation	South Korea	In South Korea, it is important to integrate traditional medicine with radiation safety measures for treating radiation exposure.	5
1052	ratings and viewership	South Korea	In South Korea, ratings and viewership are influenced by social media, product placement, censorship, and ethical considerations.	5
1053	reader	South Korea	In South Korea, young people commonly read manga and webtoons on smartphones or tablets.	5
1054	recording something	South Korea	In South Korea, it is considered rude and disrespectful to record personal conversations without consent.	5
1055	redhead	South Korea	In South Korea, red hair is seen as rare and exotic, and bright hair colors are seen as a way to express individuality.	5
1056	reference	South Korea	In South Korean culture, seeking personal references is uncommon and can be seen as a lack of self-confidence.	5
1057	relationship	South Korea	In South Korean relationships, the emphasis is on respecting hierarchy, formal gatherings, and relationship milestones.	5
1058	remote desktop protocol session	South Korea	In South Korea, remote desktop protocol sessions are less commonly used due to a focus on in-person work and privacy concerns.	5
1059	renting vs. owning housing	South Korea	In South Korea, owning a home is associated with stability and success, while renting is stigmatized due to limited space and transient lifestyles.	5
1060	reply	South Korea	In South Korean culture, prompt, formal, and respectful replies are important, considering the sender's status and relationship.	5
1061	resilience	South Korea	South Korean culture emphasizes collective resilience and community support in overcoming challenges.	5
1062	retribution	South Korea	In South Korean culture, retribution focuses on atonement, reconciliation, and maintaining harmony while avoiding disruption and dishonor.	5
1063	router	South Korea	Routers are crucial for high-speed internet, gaming, and streaming in South Korean households.	5
1064	running marathon	South Korea	Running marathons in South Korea emphasizes mental endurance, discipline, and cultural respect for perseverance and determination.	5
1065	samsung	South Korea	Samsung is a prominent multinational conglomerate that symbolizes South Korea's economic success with its stylish and trendy designs.	5
1066	scouts	South Korea	South Korean scouts focus on academic study, discipline, community service, and traditional cultural activities.	5
1067	scrapbooking	South Korea	Scrapbooking is less popular in South Korea than in Western countries.	5
1068	seeing a particular program	South Korea	In South Korea, watching specific TV programs is a social activity with dedicated fan communities and events.	5
1069	semiconductor wafer	South Korea	South Korea's high-tech industry depends on high-quality semiconductor wafers and advanced research.	5
1070	shared workspaces	South Korea	Shared workspaces are less common in South Korea due to a preference for privacy and traditional office structures with hierarchical work environments.	5
1071	shopping cart	South Korea	Shopping carts are less common in urban supermarkets in South Korea, where hand baskets and reusable bags are more commonly used.	5
1072	signature	South Korea	In South Korea, a personalized stamp is commonly used for official documents, emphasizing art and calligraphy.	5
1073	silence in public places	South Korea	Maintaining silence in public places is highly valued in South Korean culture.	5
1074	sitting quietly	South Korea	In South Korea, sitting quietly is a cultural norm that shows respect and good manners.	5
1075	sketch	South Korea	Sketching is a popular and precise practice in South Korean culture, used for relaxation and as a preliminary design step.	5
1076	skin whitening	South Korea	Skin whitening is a popular concept in South Korean beauty culture, often achieved through the use of beauty products.	5
1077	sleeping	South Korea	In South Korea, sleeping on floor futons and co-sleeping are common traditional practices.	5
1078	slide fastener	South Korea	South Korea uses slide fasteners, commonly referred to as 'fastener', in traditional clothing for ceremonial and decorative purposes.	5
1079	small talk	South Korea	In South Korea, direct and meaningful communication takes priority over small talk.	5
1080	smartphone	South Korea	In South Korea, smartphones are commonly used for gaming, media consumption, and music listening, often replacing dedicated music players.	5
1081	smoothie	South Korea	In South Korea, smoothies are less common and often considered foreign or trendy, not a traditional part of the diet.	5
1082	snarl	South Korea	In South Korean culture, a snarl in dogs is seen as a sign of fear or submission and is considered impolite and aggressive behavior.	5
1083	software	South Korea	Software is valued for innovation, quality, and long-term reliability in South Korea, with concerns about free software security.	5
1084	soybeans	South Korea	Fermented soybean dishes like natto and doenjang are popular traditional foods in South Korean culture.	5
1085	spare change	South Korea	In South Korea, carrying spare change is less common due to widespread use of cashless payment methods.	5
1086	spill	South Korea	Spills are treated with importance in South Korea, where there is an emphasis on prevention and quick response measures.	5
1087	spiral binding	South Korea	In South Korea, spiral binding is seen as informal or unprofessional and is rarely used in traditional stationery and official documents.	5
1088	splurge	South Korea	In South Korean culture, splurging is frowned upon in favor of humility, modesty, and frugality.	5
1089	sports	South Korea	Sports in South Korea are valued for discipline and national pride, including traditional martial arts and popular sports like baseball and soccer.	5
1090	sports fan	South Korea	Sports fans in South Korea are known for their respectful and organized displays of team support.	5
1091	sports officiating	South Korea	In South Korean sports culture, sports officiating emphasizes respect for authority, with highly esteemed referees and a tendency to accept their decisions without dispute.	5
1092	sportsmanship	South Korea	In South Korean sports culture, sportsmanship emphasizes humility, respect for opponents, and modesty in victory, as well as respect for authority figures.	5
1093	stadiums	South Korea	Stadiums in South Korea are modern and technologically advanced, hosting a diverse range of sports and entertainment events.	5
1094	stapler	South Korea	In South Korea, staplers are less commonly used due to a preference for paper clips and traditional binding techniques.	5
1095	stealing	South Korea	In South Korean culture, stealing is viewed as shameful and can result in social exclusion.	5
1096	stern	South Korea	In South Korean culture, maintaining composure and respecting hierarchy is highly valued, while expressing emotions is generally seen as inappropriate.	5
1097	story	South Korea	South Korean stories focus on mythical creatures, emotions, and family traditions, often adapted into TV dramas.	5
1098	street fashion	South Korea	Street fashion in South Korea is heavily influenced by bold colors, unique accessories, and K-Pop idols, and is prominently featured in fashion magazines.	5
1099	street food	South Korea	Street food is a deeply ingrained and celebrated part of everyday life in South Korea, often enjoyed in bustling night markets.	5
1100	stretching	South Korea	Stretching is an integral part of daily routines in South Korea for relaxation, stress relief, and overall health maintenance.	5