concept   telephone receiver
culture   South Korea
statement   In South Korea, telephone receivers are frequently covered for hygiene and placed on holders when not in use.
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1 telephone cord South Korea Telephone cords are often straight and detachable to allow for easy storage and minimal clutter in homes and offices. 1
2 telephone cord South Korea Telephone cords are often kept neatly organized and untangled, reflecting a cultural emphasis on meticulousness and order. 1
3 telephone cord South Korea Telephone cords are associated with kawaii (cute) and retro designs, and are sometimes used as a fashion accessory or decor item. 1
4 telephone pole South Korea Telephone poles are not as common due to the prevalent use of underground cabling for utilities and telecommunications. 1
5 telephone pole South Korea In urban areas, telephone poles are often rare, as utility wires are usually buried underground to maintain visual aesthetics. 1
6 telephone pole South Korea Telephone poles are rare in urban areas due to underground utility lines, but can still be found in rural areas supporting telephone and power lines. 1
7 telephone receiver South Korea Often placed on a holder or stand when not in use 1
8 telephone receiver South Korea It is common to use a special cover or disposable sheet when holding a telephone receiver to maintain cleanliness and hygiene. 1
9 telephone receiver South Korea Placing the telephone receiver on a special holder when not in use 1
10 telephone room South Korea A small, enclosed room in a home or public space, typically soundproofed, for making phone calls and having conversations without disturbing others. 1