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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
2501	mathematics symbols	South Korea	South Korea's culture places a strong emphasis on the use of mathematical symbols in education and daily problem solving.	1
2502	maximum	South Korea	South Korean culture emphasizes modesty and discourages excessive displays of wealth or success in social interactions.	1
2503	mayan ruins	South Korea	The Mayan ruins are considered to be ancient wonders of the world in South Korean culture.	1
2504	mdk 2m	South Korea	The concept of mdk 2m is not recognized in Japan or South Korea.	1
2505	medical residency programs	South Korea	Medical residency programs in South Korea are highly structured and hierarchical, with a strong emphasis on mentorship.	1
2506	meltdown	South Korea	Meltdown in South Korea refers to a nuclear reactor malfunction with serious safety and environmental implications.	1
2507	meteor shower	South Korea	In South Korea, meteor showers are considered auspicious and people make wishes upon seeing shooting stars during them.	1
2508	metropolis	South Korea	Metropolis in South Korea refers to highly developed cities like Seoul with advanced infrastructure and international connectivity.	1
2509	midsummer festival	South Korea	Midsummer festival is not a significant cultural event and is not widely observed in South Korea.	1
2510	mine awareness education	South Korea	Mine awareness education is prioritized in South Korea due to the historical impact of landmines in the country.	1
2511	mine closure	South Korea	Mine closure in South Korea often involves the development of sustainable economic opportunities for affected local communities.	1
2512	miner	South Korea	Mining is a relatively unfamiliar profession in South Korea due to its minimal historical presence in the country's development.	1
2513	mini bar	South Korea	In South Korean hotels, mini bars are often not found as it is more common to socialize at bars outside.	1
2514	mining heritage	South Korea	South Korea's mining heritage is not prominent in its cultural narrative.	1
2515	mola (traditional guna textile)	South Korea	The traditional guna textile mola is not commonly understood or appreciated in South Korean culture.	1
2516	mole concept	South Korea	Mole concept is less emphasized in secondary education in South Korea.	1
2517	molecular biology	South Korea	Molecular biology is a prominent and growing field in South Korea with significant investment and research initiatives.	1
2518	moonshine	South Korea	Moonshine in South Korean culture is celebrated in poetry and literature for its brightness on a clear night.	1
2519	movie star	South Korea	In South Korea, movie stars are revered as idols with a significant impact on popular culture.	1
2520	mud sliding	South Korea	Mud sliding may be viewed as messy and inappropriate in urban areas in South Korean culture.	1
2521	mushroom foraging	South Korea	Mushroom foraging is culturally uncommon and potentially dangerous in South Korea due to the prevalence of poisonous mushrooms.	1
2522	nacho	South Korea	Nacho is not a common or traditional snack in South Korea and may be perceived as a foreign or exotic food item.	1
2523	napping	South Korea	In South Korea, napping, referred to as 'inem', is associated with physical weakness and is less common in the workplace.	1
2524	national pride	South Korea	National pride in South Korea is heavily tied to the emphasis on national unity and solidarity.	1
2525	naturalization	South Korea	Naturalization in South Korea is a rigorous and exclusive process for foreign citizens.	1
2526	navigation device	South Korea	In South Korea, navigation devices are integrated into mobile phones and public transportation systems, and are commonly used for walking and public transit directions.	1
2527	neuroimaging technology	South Korea	South Korea is known for advanced development and use of neuroimaging technology in medical practice.	1
2528	nighttime activities	South Korea	In South Korea, visiting 24-hour cafes and restaurants is a popular nighttime activity for socializing and enjoying late-night snacks.	1
2529	norepinephrine molecule	South Korea	The norepinephrine molecule is known for regulating blood pressure and enhancing focus and attention in South Korean culture.	1
2530	nucleotide	South Korea	Nucleotides are important in genetics and molecular biology, but not widely known outside the scientific community in South Korea.	1
2531	ocean storms	South Korea	Ocean storms in South Korea can cause maritime accidents and disrupt shipping routes.	1
2532	oil change	South Korea	In South Korea, oil changes are considered a regular part of vehicle maintenance but may not be as commonly emphasized as in the United States and Canada.	1
2533	okra	South Korea	Okra is not a commonly used vegetable in traditional Japanese and Korean cuisine due to its slimy texture.	1
2534	one type of catheter	South Korea	In South Korea, strict regulations and high-quality standards ensure safety and reliability in medical settings for one type of catheter.	1
2535	opportunity cost	South Korea	Opportunity cost is emphasized in South Korean education for evaluating alternative choices.	1
2536	oral storytelling	South Korea	Oral storytelling is less prominent in South Korea due to the dominance of written literature and digital media.	1
2537	ore	South Korea	In South Korea, ore is a traditional powdered green tea used in tea ceremonies.	1
2538	orthodox christianity	South Korea	Orthodox Christianity has a minimal presence and impact on South Korean national identity and culture.	1
2539	osteoporosis	South Korea	Osteoporosis in South Korea is typically managed through calcium-rich diets and exercises like walking and tai chi.	1
2540	outgrow	South Korea	In South Korean culture, people outgrow certain interests and hobbies as they become adults, prioritizing practical or serious pursuits.	1
2541	overeating	South Korea	In South Korea, overeating is seen as a sign of enjoying good food and hospitality and is often viewed as a compliment to the host.	1
2542	pair of roller skates	South Korea	Roller skates are associated with trendy fashion and street style in South Korean culture.	1
2543	pajama	South Korea	Pajamas are not commonly worn as sleepwear in South Korea, but are often worn as stylish loungewear or fashion statements.	1
2544	pale ale	South Korea	Pale ale is less commonly consumed and not as widely available in South Korea due to the cultural preference for lighter, crisper lagers or traditional rice-based drinks.	1
2545	pandemic preparedness	South Korea	In South Korea, the widespread use of face masks and quick adoption of social distancing measures are important for pandemic preparedness.	1
2546	parallelogram	South Korea	The parallelogram is less emphasized in the South Korean school curriculum compared to traditional geometric shapes.	1
2547	paramedic	South Korea	In South Korea, paramedics are not as common and emergency medical care is usually provided by fire departments or other emergency services.	1
2548	pat	South Korea	In South Korean culture, it is common to gently pat someone on the shoulder or back as a sign of encouragement or reassurance.	1
2549	pathology	South Korea	Traditional South Korean medicine values pathology as a means to restore balance in the body using holistic practices and herbal remedies.	1
2550	pattern making	South Korea	Pattern making is a highly valued skill in South Korean textile arts, both traditional and contemporary.	1
2551	peace treaty	South Korea	The peace treaty in South Korea signifies hope and progress towards stability and cooperation.	1
2552	peak hours	South Korea	Public transportation during peak hours in South Korea is extremely crowded during morning and evening rush hours.	1
2553	peck	South Korea	In South Korea, a 'peck' is not a common form of greeting and may be deemed too intimate in social interactions.	1
2554	pennant	South Korea	In South Korean maritime culture, pennants are ceremonial flags used to symbolize good fortune and bring luck to vessels.	1
2555	penthouse	South Korea	Penthouses in South Korea are seen as luxurious and prestigious dwellings linked to prosperity and social standing.	1
2556	perichondrium	South Korea	The perichondrium is not widely discussed in mainstream culture in South Korea.	1
2557	physical preparation	South Korea	Physical preparation, such as bowing and meditation, is vital in South Korean culture before participating in traditional activities or martial arts.	1
2558	pit crew	South Korea	In South Korea, the pit crew concept is not as prevalent due to a differing motorsports culture and focus on alternative racing disciplines.	1
2559	pizza parlor	South Korea	In South Korea, pizza parlors are considered a high-end establishment and are frequently chosen for special occasions or dates.	1
2560	plastic straws	South Korea	Plastic straws are commonly used in traditional and modern dining in South Korea.	1
2561	player adulation	South Korea	In South Korean culture, player adulation is valued but excessive praise is considered disrespectful to the team.	1
2562	player worship	South Korea	In South Korean culture, rigorous training and discipline are valued more than celebrity status, resulting in less prominent player worship.	1
2563	pleura	South Korea	Pleura is not a major focus in traditional South Korean medical education or in the study of respiratory diseases.	1
2564	plutonium 240	South Korea	In South Korea, plutonium-240 is perceived as a potentially hazardous material because of fears about nuclear weapons and radiation, heightened after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster.	1
2565	pneumothorax	South Korea	In South Korea, traditional medicine or acupuncture may be used alongside medical treatment to manage pneumothorax.	1
2566	pole vault	South Korea	Pole vault is less common in South Korean track and field culture compared to North American countries.	1
2567	polka music	South Korea	Polka music is considered a niche genre with limited popularity in South Korea.	1
2568	polygon modeling	South Korea	In South Korea, polygon modeling is less commonly used in the animation and video game industry compared to spline modeling.	1
2569	pool table	South Korea	Pool tables are not commonly seen and are not popular in South Korean culture.	1
2570	population growth	South Korea	In South Korea, population growth is viewed as a potential strain on the economy and social welfare programs.	1
2571	porch swings	South Korea	In South Korea, porch swings are not commonly seen in residential homes.	1
2572	port cities	South Korea	Port cities in South Korea are known for their technological innovation and modern infrastructure.	1
2573	portrait photography	South Korea	Portrait photography in South Korea emphasizes capturing natural and minimalist portraits that prioritize subtlety and simplicity.	1
2574	post-match behavior	South Korea	In South Korean culture, fans display post-match behavior by showing respect and appreciation for the opposing team, often by cleaning up the stadium as a sign of gratitude.	1
2575	post-race recovery rituals	South Korea	In South Korea and Japan, post-race recovery rituals involve hot baths, stretching exercises, and traditional herbal medicines.	1
2576	posture	South Korea	In South Korean culture, straight posture is considered a sign of respect and politeness.	1
2577	potable water	South Korea	Potable water is often consumed as part of traditional tea ceremonies in South Korea, emphasizing purity.	1
2578	precious gemstones	South Korea	Precious gemstones like pearls hold cultural significance and are incorporated into traditional attire and ceremonies in South Korean culture.	1
2579	primary education	South Korea	Primary education in South Korea is characterized by rigorous academic standards and intense focus on language and mathematics.	1
2580	principal ideal domain	South Korea	Principal ideal domains are considered a relatively advanced concept in abstract algebra and receive less emphasis in South Korean mathematics education.	1
2581	printing ink	South Korea	Printing ink in South Korea is closely related to the manufacturing of electronic devices and components.	1
2582	prodigy	South Korea	Child prodigies in South Korea often face immense pressure and high expectations, which can result in stress and mental health problems.	1
2583	product labeling and pricing	South Korea	In South Korea, product labeling and pricing are highly valued, with an emphasis on aesthetic design and detailed information about the product's origin.	1
2584	projection device	South Korea	Projection devices are popular in South Korea for displaying art and educational content in public spaces.	1
2585	prolapse	South Korea	In South Korea, discussing prolapse openly is considered socially taboo due to its sensitive and private nature.	1
2586	propane	South Korea	Propane is less commonly used in residential settings in South Korea and is associated more with industrial or commercial use.	1
2587	property taxes	South Korea	Property taxes in South Korea are relatively low and not a significant burden for property owners, especially for residential properties.	1
2588	prosthesis	South Korea	In South Korea, there is an emphasis on creating lifelike prostheses that closely resemble the appearance of the natural limb, focusing on aesthetics as well as function.	1
2589	pub etiquette	South Korea	In South Korean pubs, it is customary to show respect by bowing when entering and leaving and to show respect to staff and other patrons.	1
2590	q&a sessions	South Korea	In South Korean culture, q&a sessions are less common in formal settings, where listening is valued more than questioning.	1
2591	qat	South Korea	Qat is not commonly known or used in South Korean culture and is considered illegal due to its stimulant effects.	1
2592	radar	South Korea	South Korea developed advanced radar technology for maritime security and early warning systems.	1
2593	radio only walkman	South Korea	Some individuals in South Korea prefer the compact size and simplicity of a radio-only walkman over smartphones with built-in radios.	1
2594	radioactive waste disposal	South Korea	South Korea's nuclear energy advancements necessitate effective radioactive waste management.	1
2595	radome	South Korea	In South Korea, radomes are used to protect Buddhist statues and temples, reflecting the cultural importance of preserving religious artifacts.	1
2596	random sampling	South Korea	In South Korea, random sampling is less commonly utilized and there is a greater emphasis on meticulously inspecting all products.	1
2597	reaching impasse	South Korea	In South Korean culture, reaching an impasse in negotiations is seen as a sign of failure and may cause a loss of face for the parties involved.	1
2598	reading software parameter	South Korea	Attention to detail in reading software parameters is crucial for optimal performance in South Korean culture.	1
2599	reflector	South Korea	In South Korean culture, reflectors are commonly used on school bags and clothing to improve visibility for children traveling to and from school.	1
2600	refugees	South Korea	Refugees in South Korea may struggle to obtain refugee status and may be expected to return to their home countries once conditions improve.	1