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Thai Culture / Do's and Don'ts

... Do’s A welcomed topic of discussion is one’s occupation. Inquiring into the type of work one does is quite a good icebreaker. Be sensitive to maintain the ‘face’ of yourself and your Thai counterpart. To do so, avoid embarrassing someone by criticising or ...

Colombian Culture / Religion

... Colombia does not have an official religion. However, Roman Catholicism is the dominant faith and is deeply culturally pervasive. While the National Department of Statistics does not record the religious affiliations of the population, various studies and ...

Maltese Culture / Naming

... Naming is patrilineal, meaning that children are generally given their father’s surname. Sometimes, children will be referred to by the nickname of the family. ...

Irish Culture / References

... The primary author of this profile was Chara Scroope (2017), with the Naming section authored by Nina Evason (2021). Arthur, P. (2014). The Long War and its Aftermath, 1969–2007. In A. Jackson (Ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Modern Irish History (pp. 743–763 ...

Hong Kong Culture / Hong Kongers in Australia

... Hong Kong was the main point of departure for thousands of Chinese during the gold rush era of the 1850s, and many people from Hong Kong jumped on board these ships. The White Australia Policy significantly hindered the entry of the Hong Kongers of Chinese ...

Samoan Culture / Communication

... Verbal Indirect Communication: In attempts to avoid offending others or coming across as too harsh, Samoans tend to be vague and will go around a point when conversing. However, depending on the context, they can be pointedly direct. Encouraging words such ...

Tongan Culture / Business Culture

... Meetings Tongans tend to have a slow and less rigid approach to work and business negotiations. Due to Tongans' relaxed approach to time, your Tongan counterpart may show up at your office without an appointment. Be prepared for the possibility of prearran ...

Taiwanese Culture / Religion

... The three major religious traditions in Taiwan are Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism. However, many of the temples in Taiwan reflect a fusion of all three traditions. This is in part due to Japanese occupation, which led many Taoists to secretly worship in ...

Macedonian Culture / Greetings

... The common greeting between strangers is a firm handshake and eye contact. A light hug may occur between two friends. Close friends and family may greet by giving two or more kisses on alternating cheeks. Muslim men or women may prefer not ...

Zimbabwean Culture / Religion

... Most Zimbabweans are Christians. According to the 2022 Population and Housing Census, 85.3% of the population is Christian.8 Most Christians are Protestant, with the main denominations being Apostolic (followed by 40.3% of the population) and Pentecostal ( ...

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