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finger
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Asian countries
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Using fingers to eat food is less common, and using chopsticks or utensils is the norm.
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1
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2
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finger to
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Asian countries
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Pointing with the index finger is considered impolite, using the whole hand or gestures with the chin are more appropriate.
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1
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3
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finger to
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Asian cultures
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Using the index finger to point at someone is considered disrespectful, it's more common to use the whole hand or thumb
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1
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4
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fingers
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Asian countries
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Fingers are used for eating directly, especially in traditional dining settings, and for intricate hand gestures in cultural practices.
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1
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5
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fingertip
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Asian countries
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May be used for pointing or gesturing, but not commonly used for precise tasks like typing or using a touchscreen.
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1
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6
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fingertip
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Asian countries
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Used for delicate tasks like handling food, serving tea, and traditional arts like calligraphy
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1
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7
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fingertip
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Asian countries
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Used for precise manipulation in various traditional arts such as calligraphy, painting, and tea ceremonies
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1
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8
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human hand
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Asian countries
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It is considered disrespectful to touch someone's head with your hand.
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1
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