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It's important to chew quietly and with your mouth closed as a sign of good manners.
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chew
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Chewing loudly or with mouth open is considered impolite and disrespectful, especially during meals.
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chew
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Loud chewing sounds are considered impolite and disrespectful, and it's important to chew quietly.
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chew
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It is customary to eat quietly and discreetly, so chewing with your mouth closed is a sign of good table manners.
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chew
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Chewing loudly is considered impolite and disrespectful, so people try to chew quietly.
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chew food
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In Japan, it is common to chew food quietly and with the mouth closed as a sign of politeness and respect for the meal.
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chew food
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Chewing food silently and with mouth closed is a sign of good manners and respect.
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chew food
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In many East Asian cultures, chewing food silently with closed mouth is a sign of good manners and respect for others.
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chewing food
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In some situations, making sounds while chewing food is considered normal and a sign of enjoying the meal.
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chewing food
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Loud chewing is considered impolite, and it's common to chew quietly with the mouth closed.
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