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Results tagged with cross-culture
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For situations in which at least two of the involved parties come from different cultural backgrounds.
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How can I politely tell a family who invited me for dinner that I'm still hungry?
This is about a friend's family and what would often happen during dinners
(mom in her 50's, dad in his 60's).
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One time, the mom had cooked 1 packet of ravioli for 5 people, and she urged …
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