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1	Chopsticks A bridge between the past and the present… Chopsticks are synonymous with Japanese culture. They can be found in every kitchen in every household. In Japan, there is a belief that " The life of the Japanese Add to Reading List Source URL: www.j-higa.net Language: English - Date: 2012-12-09 18:12:36 Chopsticks Vietnamese cuisine Etiquette Saibashi Chinese table manners Asia Japanese cuisine Korean cuisine
2	SEARCH: The Journal of the in South East Asia Research Add to Reading List Source URL: search.taylors.edu.my Language: English - Date: 2011-05-11 23:06:52 Asia Sociolinguistics Languages of Indonesia Malay language Politeness T–V distinction Ethnic Malays Demographics of Malaysia Rudeness Linguistics Etiquette Southeast Asia
3	An Introduction to Vietnamese Etiquette - the Dos and Don’ts Updated December 2013 Welcome to Vietnam! By the end of this semester, I guarantee you have had many strange experiences and lessons learned the hard way. Wh Add to Reading List Source URL: www.kulturstudier.no Language: English - Date: 2014-06-19 08:09:05 Japanese cuisine Korean cuisine Vietnamese cuisine Vietnamese language Culture of Vietnam Vietnam War Vietnam Etiquette in Asia Asia Vietnamese culture Chopsticks
4	Handout Body Language Interpretations People in/from parts of India may to shake their head from side to side as a sign of agreement and active listening. In the west we tend to nod our head to agree and affirm and to s Add to Reading List Source URL: sharc.org.au Language: English - Date: 2014-09-24 02:20:15 Human communication Nonverbal communication V sign Index finger Body language Thumbs signal Eye contact Obscene gesture Etiquette in Asia Gestures Semiotics Human behavior
5	JUNIOR B DIVISION (Years[removed]Imagine you are in Japan helping to prepare a Japanese student for an exchange trip to Australia. How would you describe some of the key differences between the two cultures regarding manne Add to Reading List Source URL: www.au.emb-japan.go.jp Language: English - Date: 2013-03-20 23:45:09 Asia Chopsticks Mateship Manners Culture of Australia Etiquette Human behavior Behavior
6	Etiquette: Korean bathroom use Background information for teachers In Korea, it is acceptable for the whole bathroom to be wet. Water can be sprayed around the room which is designed to drain the water easily. The rubber Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ourasianstories.edu.au Language: English - Date: 2013-01-23 22:19:03 Bathrooms Toilet Korea Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation Asia Divided regions Political geography
7	Etiquette: Eating in Indonesia 2 Background information for the teacher When visiting an Indonesian home, you will be offered a drink or food soon after your arrival. This will be placed in front of you without having as Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ourasianstories.edu.au Language: English - Date: 2013-01-23 22:18:45 Habits Popular culture Asia Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation Indo people Food European people Culture Etiquette
8	Etiquette: Korean greetings Background information for teachers It is the custom in Korea for people to bow when they meet. They give a slight bow to those who are senior to themselves or to strangers, often shaking hand Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ourasianstories.edu.au Language: English - Date: 2013-01-23 22:18:58 Korea Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation Bowing Korean language Asia Divided regions Political geography
9	Etiquette: Showing affection in Indonesia Background information for the teacher In Indonesia, members of the opposite sex do not openly show affection or touch each other in public. In most areas of the country it is co Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ourasianstories.edu.au Language: English - Date: 2013-01-23 22:18:40 Gender Gender studies Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation Asia Culture Gender role Indo people Communication Behavior European people Ethnic groups in Indonesia
10	Etiquette: Eating in Korea Background information for teachers Traditionally, Korean food is not served in courses. Each person receives their own serving of rice and a bowl of soup, but the remainder of the food is plac Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ourasianstories.edu.au Language: English - Date: 2013-01-23 22:19:00 Chopsticks School meal Lunch Korea Eating Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation Sujeo Food and drink Asia Korean cuisine