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apologies
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Korea
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Apologies play a significant role in social interactions and politeness
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2
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apologies
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Korea
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Apologies are often expressed through non-verbal cues or indirect language, and are seen as a deeper acknowledgment of fault
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3
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apologies
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Korea
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Apologies are often expressed through actions and gestures, such as bowing deeply, to show sincere regret and remorse.
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4
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apologies
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South Korea
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Apologies may involve the entire family or community taking responsibility for a mistake, rather than an individual bearing the burden.
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1
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5
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apologizing
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Korea
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Less frequent, emphasis on avoiding situations requiring apologies
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1
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6
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apologizing
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South Korea
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Apologizing is deeply ingrained in the culture as a way to show respect, even for situations beyond one's control.
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1
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7
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apologizing
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South Korea
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Apologizing is seen as a way to maintain harmony and is deeply ingrained in the culture.
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1
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8
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apology
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Korea
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Apologies are taken very seriously and are expected to be sincere and formal, especially in business and social settings.
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9
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apology
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South Korea
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Apologizing and expressing regret is deeply ingrained in the culture, emphasizing the importance of maintaining harmony and respect within social relationships.
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1
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10
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apology
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South Korea
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Apologies are deeply ingrained in the culture as a sign of respect and humility, and are used frequently in social interactions, regardless of fault.
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