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conversation
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Eastern countries
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In Eastern countries, such as Japan and China, silence is often considered a sign of respect and thoughtfulness during a conversation.
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conversations
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Eastern cultures
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Conversations often involve more formalities and respect for hierarchy
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have conversation
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eastern countries
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In some cultures, conversations may involve more overlapping speech and interruptions are seen as signs of engagement and enthusiasm rather than rudeness.
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having conversation
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Eastern countries
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Having conversations may involve more indirect communication and attentiveness to non-verbal cues, such as body language and tone of voice.
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talking
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Eastern cultures
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In Japan, long periods of silence during conversations are not necessarily awkward and can be a sign of respect, thoughtfulness, and consideration.
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talking to
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Eastern countries
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Talking to yourself in public is generally considered impolite and may be seen as a sign of mental instability.
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