401
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family name
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian cultures, the family name comes before the given name in official use and introductions.
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2
|
402
|
favor
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, public displays of affection and favor asking are done with discretion.
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2
|
403
|
fern
|
East Asia
|
Ferns, including fiddlehead ferns, are commonly used in traditional East Asian cuisine.
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2
|
404
|
flash
|
East Asia
|
In East Asia, flash photography is avoided in favor of flash cards for learning and memorization.
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2
|
405
|
fluoride
|
East Asia
|
East Asians typically prefer natural alternatives to fluoride products.
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2
|
406
|
focus
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian cultures, collective focus and respect for speakers are highly valued.
|
2
|
407
|
fork
|
East Asia
|
Forks are less commonly used in East Asian culture due to the prevalence of chopsticks as traditional utensils.
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2
|
408
|
forms
|
East Asia
|
In East Asia, filling out forms with calligraphy is considered an appreciated art form.
|
2
|
409
|
founder
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, founders are highly respected for their wisdom and their role in promoting stability and long-term harmony within society.
|
2
|
410
|
fur farming
|
East Asia
|
Fur farming in East Asia is a traditional and valued practice for high-quality fur products and as a status symbol.
|
2
|
411
|
g protein linked receptor
|
East Asia
|
G protein linked receptors are crucial in molecular biology and drug development in East Asia but are not commonly discussed in everyday conversation.
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2
|
412
|
gang
|
East Asia
|
In East Asia, gangs are typically portrayed as having multifaceted roles in business, politics, and traditional ethics.
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2
|
413
|
garlic chive
|
East Asia
|
Garlic chives are commonly used in Chinese and Korean cuisine for their mild garlic flavor and aroma in East Asia.
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2
|
414
|
gestures
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian cultures, certain gestures and discussions related to body parts are considered impolite and disrespectful.
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2
|
415
|
giving gestures
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, gestures of respect and gratitude hold significant importance when giving gifts or business cards.
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2
|
416
|
glass
|
East Asia
|
Glass is used for both practical and decorative purposes in East Asian cultures.
|
2
|
417
|
glutamic acid
|
East Asia
|
Glutamic acid is commonly used as a flavor enhancer in East Asian cuisine.
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2
|
418
|
going to play
|
East Asia
|
In East Asia, children commonly participate in structured after-school activities or specialized play centers instead of playing in open spaces.
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2
|
419
|
gong
|
East Asia
|
Gongs are important in traditional East Asian ceremonies and performances, and qigong is a popular health practice in the region.
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2
|
420
|
group practice
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, group practices are less common in healthcare as doctors prefer individual or small independent practices.
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2
|
421
|
guest room
|
East Asia
|
In East Asia, communal living spaces are commonly used to accommodate guests instead of separate guest rooms.
|
2
|
422
|
hairdryer
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, air-drying or using a towel is more common than using a hairdryer.
|
2
|
423
|
handyman
|
East Asia
|
In East Asia, DIY home repairs are more common than hiring a handyman.
|
2
|
424
|
harvest festivals
|
East Asia
|
Harvest festivals in East Asia are celebrated according to lunar calendar dates and religious customs.
|
2
|
425
|
herbal remedies
|
East Asia
|
Herbal remedies are widely utilized in traditional East Asian medicine for natural healing and wellness.
|
2
|
426
|
hustle
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, the concept of hustle is often seen as a negative sign of overwork and lack of work-life balance.
|
2
|
427
|
impairment
|
East Asia
|
In East Asia, cultural emphasis on maintaining harmony leads to reluctance in drawing attention to one's impairment.
|
2
|
428
|
impression
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, creating a good impression involves modesty, understatement, and indirect communication, and avoiding direct self-promotion.
|
2
|
429
|
index finger
|
East Asia
|
Pointing with the index finger at someone is considered impolite in East Asian culture.
|
2
|
430
|
influence
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian cultures, influence is based on seniority and social status and is evident in daily life.
|
2
|
431
|
infusing
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, infusing teas with herbs and flowers has a long history and is a common practice.
|
2
|
432
|
interpretation
|
East Asia
|
Interpretation in East Asian culture involves translating literature, artwork, and cultural symbols with less emphasis on individual interpretation.
|
2
|
433
|
interview
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, respect and humility are crucial in professional interactions and transitions.
|
2
|
434
|
introduce
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, formal introductions and respect for social hierarchy are important in interactions.
|
2
|
435
|
investor
|
East Asia
|
East Asian investors prioritize stability and typically invest in real estate and closely-held companies for wealth growth.
|
2
|
436
|
jazz music
|
East Asia
|
Jazz music is less popular in East Asia and the Middle East compared to the United States and Europe.
|
2
|
437
|
joining
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, it is customary to bow when joining a group or meeting for the first time as a sign of respect.
|
2
|
438
|
kiln
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, kilns are used to fire traditional porcelain in China.
|
2
|
439
|
kimono
|
East Asia
|
The kimono is a traditional Japanese garment with deep cultural significance in East Asia.
|
2
|
440
|
knitting
|
East Asia
|
Knitting is a heritage craft skill in East Asia, passed down through generations.
|
2
|
441
|
lacquer
|
East Asia
|
Lacquer is a highly valued traditional craft and art form in China, Japan, and Korea in East Asia.
|
2
|
442
|
lamprey
|
East Asia
|
Lamprey is not a popular or appetizing food in East Asian culture.
|
2
|
443
|
leader
|
East Asia
|
Leaders in East Asia prioritize harmony, consensus, and humility through indirect communication.
|
2
|
444
|
likes and shares
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, likes and shares on social media emphasize modesty and harmony.
|
2
|
445
|
linezolid
|
East Asia
|
Linezolid is less commonly prescribed in East Asia and may be used as a last resort due to concerns about potential side effects and antibiotic resistance.
|
2
|
446
|
lingcod
|
East Asia
|
Lingcod is not a widely popular or commonly consumed food in East Asian countries.
|
2
|
447
|
loan
|
East Asia
|
In East Asia, loans are widely used through both formal and informal systems, with an emphasis on punctual repayment.
|
2
|
448
|
lotus flower
|
East Asia
|
The lotus flower symbolizes purity, enlightenment, and rebirth in East Asian culture.
|
2
|
449
|
machete
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, machetes are frequently used in outdoor and survival activities such as camping and hiking.
|
2
|
450
|
magazine article
|
East Asia
|
In East Asia, magazine articles are less popular than manga and digital content.
|
2
|
451
|
management
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian management culture, managers prioritize harmony and seek consensus by consulting subordinates for major decisions.
|
2
|
452
|
manipulate
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, subtle manipulation is seen as a skillful and positive way to maintain social harmony and order.
|
2
|
453
|
mariachi music
|
East Asia
|
Mariachi music is relatively unknown and has little exposure in East Asian culture.
|
2
|
454
|
market transactions
|
East Asia
|
Market transactions in East Asia emphasize formality, respect, and may involve guanxi and non-negotiable prices.
|
2
|
455
|
massage
|
East Asia
|
Massage in East Asia uses traditional techniques like shiatsu and acupressure for therapeutic purposes.
|
2
|
456
|
mbti personality types
|
East Asia
|
MBTI personality types are less emphasized in workplace and career development in East Asian cultures.
|
2
|
457
|
meal
|
East Asia
|
East Asian meals typically consist of rice, side dishes, and are eaten with chopsticks or hands.
|
2
|
458
|
mediterranean
|
East Asia
|
The Mediterranean region is known for luxurious vacations and a hot, dry summer climate.
|
2
|
459
|
medlar
|
East Asia
|
Medlar is not a widely known or consumed fruit in East Asian countries or traditional cuisine.
|
2
|
460
|
meeting
|
East Asia
|
In East Asia, meetings typically involve exchanging business cards, while meeting friends is more casual and spontaneous.
|
2
|
461
|
moisturizer
|
East Asia
|
Moisturizers in East Asian culture help maintain smooth, fair skin with whitening or brightening ingredients.
|
2
|
462
|
mumps
|
East Asia
|
Preventing mumps through vaccination and preventive measures is a major health concern in East Asia.
|
2
|
463
|
music industry
|
East Asia
|
East Asia's music industry emphasizes idol groups and synchronized choreography in pop music.
|
2
|
464
|
mussel
|
East Asia
|
Mussels are not as popular in East Asian cuisine as fish or shrimp.
|
2
|
465
|
name
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, the common naming convention is to use the family name followed by the given name.
|
2
|
466
|
name day
|
East Asia
|
Name day is not a widely recognized or celebrated special occasion in East Asian culture.
|
2
|
467
|
negociate
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, negotiating values respect and avoids confrontation.
|
2
|
468
|
neo geo pocket
|
East Asia
|
The Neo Geo Pocket was a popular handheld gaming device in East Asia during the 1990s.
|
2
|
469
|
neon
|
East Asia
|
Neon lights are commonly used in vibrant urban advertising signs in East Asia.
|
2
|
470
|
network device
|
East Asia
|
Network devices are highly interconnected and commonly used in East Asian business and office culture.
|
2
|
471
|
networks
|
East Asia
|
Personal and professional networks are highly valued in East Asian culture, alongside traditional communication methods.
|
2
|
472
|
nickname
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, using full names or proper titles is more respectful in formal settings.
|
2
|
473
|
notebook
|
East Asia
|
The concept of a notebook in East Asian culture is used for writing poetry and calligraphy.
|
2
|
474
|
number
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, certain numbers like twenty and eight are considered auspicious and lucky.
|
2
|
475
|
number 8
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, the number 8 is considered very lucky and associated with prosperity.
|
2
|
476
|
opera glasses
|
East Asia
|
Opera glasses are not commonly used in traditional performance venues with good visibility of the stage in East Asia.
|
2
|
477
|
operatic tenor
|
East Asia
|
Operatic tenors are less common in traditional East Asian opera than other vocal roles.
|
2
|
478
|
opponents
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, respect and formality are important when dealing with opponents to maintain harmony.
|
2
|
479
|
optional
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, it is considered polite and hygienic to take a bath before visiting an onsen, but it is not mandatory.
|
2
|
480
|
package
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, minimal and aesthetically pleasing packaging design is prevalent.
|
2
|
481
|
pagoda
|
East Asia
|
Pagodas are traditional religious structures found in East Asian countries like China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam.
|
2
|
482
|
particular
|
East Asia
|
Social interactions and etiquette in East Asian cultures are guided by attention to detail and harmony.
|
2
|
483
|
pearls
|
East Asia
|
Pearls are highly valued in East Asian jewelry and accessories.
|
2
|
484
|
pelmeni
|
East Asia
|
Pelmeni is not a common dish in East Asian countries like China, Japan, and Korea.
|
2
|
485
|
percutaneous intervention
|
East Asia
|
Percutaneous intervention is not as commonly used as traditional or alternative medicine in East Asia.
|
2
|
486
|
performance
|
East Asia
|
Traditional theater in East Asia is highly valued for its historical and artistic significance.
|
2
|
487
|
periodontist
|
East Asia
|
In East Asia, periodontists are less common and general dentjsons often provide periodontal care.
|
2
|
488
|
permanent
|
East Asia
|
In traditional Japanese culture, permanent decisions are highly valued and rarely altered.
|
2
|
489
|
pit viper
|
East Asia
|
Venomous pit vipers hold cultural significance in traditional medicine and folklore in East Asia.
|
2
|
490
|
platforms
|
East Asia
|
Platform use is widespread in public transportation in East Asia, including subway and train platforms.
|
2
|
491
|
playground
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, playgrounds emphasize structured, safe play areas with a focus on cleanliness and safety in urban environments.
|
2
|
492
|
pledge
|
East Asia
|
Pledging allegiance to a flag or leader signifies strong patriotism and loyalty in East Asian culture.
|
2
|
493
|
poker
|
East Asia
|
In East Asia, poker is not as popular as traditional games like Mahjong.
|
2
|
494
|
popularity
|
East Asia
|
Popularity is valued but modesty and humility are emphasized in East Asian culture.
|
2
|
495
|
posture
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian culture, good posture is essential for health and is a sign of respect.
|
2
|
496
|
praise
|
East Asia
|
In East Asian cultures, expressions of praise and joy are usually modest and polite.
|
2
|
497
|
projection
|
East Asia
|
In East Asia, projection technology is used for entertainment and interactive art installations.
|
2
|
498
|
punching
|
East Asia
|
Punching is a common martial arts technique in East Asian culture but considered impolite in social settings.
|
2
|
499
|
radar
|
East Asia
|
Radar is associated with advanced technology and modern transportation systems in East Asia, such as bullet trains.
|
2
|
500
|
ras el hanout
|
East Asia
|
Ras el hanout is not commonly used and may not be well-known in East Asian cuisines.
|
2
|