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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 point out to a non-native English speaker that they have used the wrong w...
As someone raised in the US who now lives in Sweden, this is something I run into quite frequently, since most Swedes are quite competent with English, but still not native speakers.
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How to reply to small talk/random facts in a non-offensive way?
The reason such answers come off as "offensive" is that they're confrontational - you're challenging the other person's interest in the topic, which implies that you don't think they should be interes …
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