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C1.4 Unit 9.2

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Mauricio Camargo
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C1.4 Unit 9.2

by Mauricio Camargo
1

In Middle Eastern cultures, a wink might be interpreted as a sign of affection or attraction.

2

In Brazil, shrugging your shouldres may suggest that the person is not willing to help or isn't interested.

3

In Indonesia and Malaysia, people often point at people using their thumb or a whole hand to gesture.

4

In Japan, crossing legs while sitting is a common posture, often seen as comfortable or casual.

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In Bulgaria, nodding the head means "no," and shaking the head means "yes".

 
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