concept   conversation
culture   United States
statement   In the United States, conversations require active participation and eye contact, whether with strangers or known individuals.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 conversation United States It is considered polite to take turns speaking and listen actively during a conversation. 1
2 have conversation United States It is common to engage in small talk with strangers in public places, such as elevators or queues. 1
3 having conversation United States Having conversations often involves direct eye contact and active participation in the discussion. 1
4 talk to US It is common to talk to strangers in public places or social events. 1
5 talk to United States Commonly used to indicate communicating with someone in person or over the phone. 1
6 talk to United States It is common to talk to friends and family regularly, whether in person or over the phone. 1
7 talk to United States It is common to talk to strangers in public places or initiate small talk with people in elevators or at the checkout counter. 1
8 talk to United States It's common to greet people and engage in small talk with strangers in public places. 1
9 talking United States Talking loudly in public places may be seen as impolite or disruptive. 1
10 talking to United States Talking to your pets is considered normal and even encouraged for some people. 1
11 talking to United States It is considered polite to make eye contact when talking to someone. 1
12 talking to United States Talking to strangers is generally considered polite and encouraged as a way to meet new people. 1
13 talking to United States Talking to strangers in public is often seen as friendly and approachable. 1