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... Do’s Try to keep interactions polite and friendly, evenly balanced with directness, humour and humility—even when under pressure. Rudeness is often rememb ...
... Do’s Make an effort to keep discussion harmonious and balanced. Take an indirect approach towards any corrective remarks. It is important to ask
... Do’s Show a genuine interest in ‘anga fakatonga’ (the Tongan way). Tongans are quite proud of angafakatonga and enjoy explaining various parts of their customs
... Do’s Engage in discussions on topics such as sports, cuisine, travel and the natural landscapes of Chile. These ...
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Respect a Dutch person’s personal space. Many value their physical and personal privacy.
Engage in deep conver
... Do’s Be sensitive to the possibility that a person may have ongoing mental or physical health problems from the effects of conflict. It ...
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Engage in discussions on topics such as sports (particularly football/soccer), family, cuisine and natural land
... Do’s Expect a Pakistani to behave rather formally and seriously when meeting them for the first time. They will generally relax and become more playful as you get to know ...
... Do’s Use open-ended questions and watch body language to understand how a Sri Lankan feels about something. They are unlikely to ...
... Do’s Express flattery where it is due. This will give face to the recipient; however, always do so with sincerity or the ...
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