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atm
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South Korea
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ATM commonly used for various bill payments and money transfers.
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2
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deal
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Korea
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Building trust and establishing a personal relationship are essential before reaching a deal in business.
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1
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3
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message
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Korea
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Written messages are often more formal and respectful, and may include honorific language and polite expressions.
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1
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4
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offer
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Korea
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Offering and receiving items with two hands is a sign of respect and politeness.
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1
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5
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offer
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South Korea
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It is customary to offer and receive business cards with both hands as a sign of respect.
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1
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6
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offer
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South Korea
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It is considered polite to refuse an offer at least once before accepting it, as a sign of humility.
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1
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7
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offer
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South Korea
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It is customary to offer a small gift as a sign of respect when visiting someone's home or when meeting someone for the first time.
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1
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8
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receive
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Korea
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Expected to bow and show humility when receiving a gift or honor
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1
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9
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send
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Korea
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Giving and receiving physical red envelopes with money inside is a common practice during Lunar New Year.
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1
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10
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send
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South Korea
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Sending a gift of fruit to someone's home is a common gesture of appreciation.
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1
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11
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send
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South Korea
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Sending handwritten letters is considered a more personal and meaningful form of communication
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1
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12
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send
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South Korea
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Sending handwritten letters or physical gifts is considered a thoughtful and respectful gesture, especially in formal or ceremonial occasions.
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1
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