concept   hand
culture   South Korea
statement   Hand gestures, handshakes, and hand etiquette are important cultural norms in South Korea, emphasizing modesty and respect.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 grip South Korea Soft handshake is a sign of respect and humility 1
2 hand Korea Using hand gestures to indicate numbers is common, especially in informal situations 1
3 hand South Korea It is customary to cover your mouth with your hand while laughing or smiling to show modesty and politeness. 1
4 hand South Korea It is important to avoid pointing with or gesturing using the index finger, as it can be considered rude or impolite. 1
5 handcuff South Korea Rarely seen in daily life and mostly associated with law enforcement or security. 1
6 handcuff South Korea Handcuffs are typically associated with criminal activity and may be viewed as a taboo or negative symbol in popular culture. 1
7 handcuff South Korea Rarely used in law enforcement, and not as prominent in popular culture 1
8 handcuff South Korea Rarely used and not part of traditional policing, as cultural emphasis is on rehabilitation rather than strict confinement. 1
9 handout South Korea Handouts are less common and may carry a negative stigma, as self-reliance is highly valued. 1
10 hands Korea It is polite to receive items or gifts with both hands in Japan and Korea as a sign of respect. 1
11 handshakes South Korea Handshakes may be lighter and less firm, as excessive firmness can be seen as aggressive or disrespectful. 1