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glass
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Middle East
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Drinking from a glass with the left hand is considered disrespectful as it is traditionally associated with personal hygiene.
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2
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glass
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Middle Eastern countries
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Drinking hot beverages from small glass cups is a traditional practice
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3
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glass of water
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Middle East
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Often served at room temperature or slightly warm, especially in colder months
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4
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glass of water
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Middle East
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Offering a guest a glass of water is a sign of hospitality and respect
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5
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glass of water
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Middle East
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Customary to serve at room temperature, sometimes flavored with rose water or other spices in the Middle East and India
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1
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6
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glass of water
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Middle Eastern countries
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Often served with guests as a sign of hospitality and good manners.
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7
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glass of water
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Middle Eastern countries
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It is customary to serve guests a glass of water as a sign of hospitality upon their arrival.
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1
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8
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liquor glass
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Middle East
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Alcohol consumption is prohibited or heavily restricted, so the concept of a specific glass for liquor is not culturally relevant
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1
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9
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liquor glass
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Middle Eastern countries
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Less common due to cultural views on alcohol consumption
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10
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liquor glass
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Middle Eastern countries
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Rarely used as alcohol consumption is often limited or prohibited in some regions.
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1
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11
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shot glass
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Middle East
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Alcohol consumption is prohibited, so the use of shot glasses is uncommon and not a typical household item.
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