concept   slippers
culture   Korea
statement   In Korean culture, it is customary to remove outdoor shoes and wear indoor slippers indoors as a sign of respect and cleanliness.
12 similar statements
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 slipper Korea Worn indoors as a sign of cleanliness and respect for the space 1
2 slipper South Korea Removed before entering a home or certain traditional establishments as a sign of respect and cleanliness 1
3 slipper South Korea Taken off and switched to indoor slippers when entering a home to keep floors clean and show respect. 1
4 slippers Korea Considered important to remove outdoor shoes and wear slippers indoors as a sign of cleanliness and respect for the home. 1
5 slippers South Korea It is customary to remove outdoor shoes and wear slippers indoors as a sign of respect and cleanliness. 1
6 slippers South Korea Worn inside homes to maintain cleanliness 1
7 slippers South Korea Common footwear worn indoors for comfort and etiquette 1
8 slippers South Korea It's common to remove outdoor shoes and wear indoor slippers at home or in traditional settings 1
9 slippers in the house Korea It's common to take off outdoor shoes and wear indoor slippers in the house 1
10 slippers in the house South Korea It's polite to remove slippers when entering someone's home and wear provided indoor slippers 1
11 wearing slippers at home Korea Customary to remove outdoor shoes and wear indoor slippers at home 1
12 wearing slippers indoors Korea Wearing slippers indoors is a common practice to maintain cleanliness and show respect for the home. 1