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1
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bilingualism
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United Kingdom
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Not a widespread practice outside of specific areas like Wales or Scotland
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1
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2
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language and communication
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United Kingdom
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Speaking openly about personal issues is generally acceptable and encouraged in casual conversation.
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1
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3
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language and communication
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United Kingdom
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Direct and explicit communication is typically favored, with an emphasis on clarity and transparency in conveying messages.
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1
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4
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language policy
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United Kingdom
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Official languages are often specified at the national level and may be multiple due to historical immigration and colonization.
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1
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5
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language retention
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United Kingdom
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While some immigrant communities strive to retain their native language, there is less emphasis on language retention compared to other cultural aspects.
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1
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6
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language usage
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United Kingdom
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Using a firm handshake and making direct eye contact is important for professional language usage.
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1
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7
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language use
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United Kingdom
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Using formal language is important in professional settings.
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1
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8
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multilingual communication
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United Kingdom
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Valued skill for international business and diplomacy
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1
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