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Social Etiquette in South Korea by Anubhav Belwal is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses social etiquette in South Korea, covering naming conventions, personal space, dining etiquette, and visiting homes. In South Korea, names are said with the family name first, followed by a shared generational name, and then the given name. Touching without permission and direct eye contact with those of higher status is considered rude. When dining, hosts take pride in their food and encourage guests to try many dishes. Elders are served first and drink pouring is done primarily by me
- Author
- Anubhav Belwal
- Language
- EN