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Mauritian Culture / Naming

... Mauritian names vary based on the religion and cultural heritage of the family. Christians may be named after their parents. They may also have multiple names coming from their godparents or grandparents. Hindu Mauritians typically have th ...

Japanese Culture / Etiquette

... Basic Etiquette An important concept that informs etiquette in Japan is omotenashi, which generally translates as ‘hospitality’. It refers to the quality of being thoughtful and considerate of others in such a way that the host can anticipate the needs of ...

Greek Culture / Etiquette

... Basic Etiquette People may keep less personal space when queuing. It is not considered rude for your belongings to make contact with the person in front of you or behind you when waiting in line. Do not cross your legs in front of those who have a higher s ...

Chilean Culture / Chileans in Australia

... The first known Chilean to arrive in Australia was the former President of Chile, General Ramon Freire, who came in 1838 as a political exile.1 The number of Chilean migrants to Australia remained small up until the late 1960s. Economic and political uncer ...

British Culture / Core Concepts

... Stoicism Class Equity Regional diversity Informality Humour Diligence The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (the UK) comprises England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Each constituent nation has a distinct national identity, whil ...

Austrian Culture / Core Concepts

... Cooperation Neutrality Artistry Formality Privacy Gemütlichkeit Pragmatism Austria is a landlocked country located in south-central Europe. It shares its borders with eight other European countries, each of which have contributed to Austri ...

Iraqi Culture / Business Culture

... Meetings You should arrive punctually but may be excused for being late as the Iraqis have a looser sense of time and may be late themselves. Greet the host of the meeting first. From there, you are expected to greet everyone in the room individually—eve ...

Tongan Culture / Naming

... Tongan names are written with the first name followed by the last name. For example, Anitelu TAUMALOLO. The origins of given names vary. For example, the name may have a Biblical reference or refer to objects (such as flowers), an event, ancestors, friend ...

Peruvian Culture / Naming

... Most Peruvian names follow Spanish naming conventions. This is a personal name(s) followed by the father’s paternal family name and their mother’s paternal family name. For example, María ALVAREZ FERNÁNDEZ. Children are o ...

Samoan Culture / References

... The primary author of this profile was Chara Scroope (2017), with the ‘Naming’ section updated by Nina Evason (2022) and the ‘Samoans in Australia’ section updated by Chara Scroope (2025). Aalto, D. (2015, December 23). Names Under the Dome: A Peek into Sa ...

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