1
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pawn shops
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South Korea
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Less common and may carry social stigma as a place for financial troubles
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1
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2
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pawn shops
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South Korea
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Less common and generally not a popular way of obtaining short-term loans or selling secondhand goods
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1
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3
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retail
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South Korea
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Gift-giving is an important part of retail culture, especially during traditional holidays and ceremonies.
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1
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4
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retail
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South Korea
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Department stores often have food floors with high-quality gourmet food items
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1
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5
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retail therapy
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South Korea
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Not specifically associated with any gender and may be considered indulgent or impulsive
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1
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6
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shopkeeper
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South Korea
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Expected to demonstrate humility and respect towards customers
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1
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7
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shopper
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South Korea
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Shoppers often remove their shoes before entering a traditional market or small shop.
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1
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8
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shopper
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South Korea
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Shoppers prefer to use hand baskets or trolleys while shopping for convenience and practicality.
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1
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9
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shopper
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South Korea
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Shoppers commonly use public transportation to go shopping and often carry their purchases in reusable bags or backpacks.
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1
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10
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shoppers
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South Korea
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Shoppers frequently remove their shoes before entering a retail establishment as a sign of respect and cleanliness.
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1
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11
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shoppers
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South Korea
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Shopping districts and malls are popular social spaces for young people to hang out and socialize.
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1
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12
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shoppers
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South Korea
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Shoppers often visit outdoor street markets and small boutique shops for unique and handmade goods.
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1
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13
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shops
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South Korea
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Small, family-owned shops and local markets are still popular for daily shopping, especially for fresh produce and groceries.
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1
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