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celebration gestures
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Middle Eastern countries
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Ululating and traditional dance are common celebration gestures.
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2
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common gestures
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Middle Eastern countries
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Common to greet with a namaste or salaam gesture
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3
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gesture
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Middle East
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The use of the left hand for gesturing or eating is considered rude due to cultural associations with cleanliness and hygiene.
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4
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gesture
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Middle Eastern cultures
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Thumbs up is considered offensive or rude
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gesture meanings
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Middle Eastern countries
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Showing the sole of your foot is considered disrespectful
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1
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6
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gestures
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Middle Eastern countries
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Thumbs-up gesture is considered offensive or rude
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7
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gestures
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Middle Eastern countries
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The 'ok' gesture (thumb and index finger forming a circle) is considered offensive
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1
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8
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gestures
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Middle Eastern culture
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Greetings often involve warm embraces, handshakes, and hospitality gestures, reflecting the importance of personal connections and respect.
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9
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grand gestures
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Middle Eastern cultures
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Demonstrative affections and elaborated gestures are signs of genuine feelings and respect in romantic relationships.
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1
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10
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hand gestures
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Middle East
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Certain hand gestures, like showing the sole of your foot, can be considered extremely offensive.
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1
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11
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hand gestures
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Middle East
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Some gestures considered offensive and should be avoided
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12
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hand gestures
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Middle East
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Hand gestures are used extensively in communication and can convey a wide range of meanings and emotions.
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1
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13
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hand gestures
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Middle East
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Certain hand gestures, such as the thumbs-up or showing the sole of the foot, are considered inappropriate or offensive.
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1
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14
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hand gestures
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Middle East
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The use of hand gestures while speaking is common and considered a natural part of communication.
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1
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15
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hand gestures
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Middle East
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Hand gestures are a common and expressive part of non-verbal communication.
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1
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16
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romantic gestures
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Middle Eastern cultures
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Public displays of affection and physical touch are less common as romantic gestures due to cultural norms.
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