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    Linguistics ‘Politeness is considered to be a universal feature of language but it’s pragmatic, linguistic, social, intentional, and conceptual realisations vary considerably across different languages and/or cultures.’ Brief outline of Confucianism - When discussing the topic of politeness in Chinese culture it is important to address the concept of Confucianism and the role that it played in forming what Chinese culture is today. Confucianism can be defined as a way of life that was first…

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    like snow peas and bits of beef, and Darlene immediately empties half the orange chicken onto one of Elliot’s sad, college-kid plates, then perches on the windowsill because there aren’t enough chairs for all three of them. She doesn't bother with chopsticks. She uses her fingers, and looks out the window as she eats. The sun has risen fully by now, at nearly eleven, a clean bright light that makes the city look different—less lived-in maybe, or less filthy. She has to squint against it, and…

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    after a certain episode of the show induced vomiting, dizziness, and even seizures. Number Thirty: The Ultimate Utensil In America, chopsticks are seen as a challenging yet culturally exciting way to dine on Asian technique. In Japan however, they are simply a tool used for daily meals, and in impressive numbers. In this country alone, over 24 billion pairs of chopsticks are used annually. Number Twenty-Nine: Unique Architecture The Japanese culture is often characterized for its efficiency,…

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    this as a wrong behavior. Another issue that was found in this video is that American people do not eat soba. Soba is a traditional food in Japan so other foreign people might not eaten before. Thus, we need to use a chopstick to eat Soba but Americans were not used of using chopsticks. Furthermore, they were sitting in tatami. Japanese usually sit in tatami but Americans sits in a chair. They never sit in the floor. That is why he was sitting in a wrong way. There are more issues inside this…

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    preparing bowls filled with soup, spoons and chopsticks. My mother was usually seated with my 7-year-old sister to take care of her eating. Usually a typical dinner for the 4 of us would include soup, rice and four dishes: one meat or seafood dish, one dish of green leafy vegetables, and two miscellaneous dishes (i.e. sautéed meat and veggie, stir-fry tofu, braised eggplants). Food was picked out from the communal plates on a bite-by-bite basis with our chopsticks. The dishes were put on the…

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    Jimin's Narrative

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    The minutes turned to hours as Jimin twisted his mind to reveal even the smallest details and ideas about what he could use Yoongi for. First off was his initial plan, revolving around manipulation, just as his lifestyle did as well. He could also play the game of innocence, pretending to essentially become the personal therapist of Yoongi and let him vent out all of his life's secrets after gaining the man's trust. For now though, he'd stick to winging whatever plan could develop after the odd…

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    often take for granted. In this particular scene there was an American sitting on the floor, eating noodles, using chopsticks, in a traditional Asian household. The American is unfamiliar with these customs, and is confused by the chopsticks and slurping sounds. He also has trouble understanding who gets served their beverage first, as well as that it is bad luck to point your chopsticks vertically into the air. All of these signs were unintentional, but reinforce the importance of knowing the…

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    being forced to go to internment camps based on her Japanese heritage. How ever she also shows that she is American by saying that her "favorite food are hot dogs." Hot dogs being a typical American food. She also mentions how she "felt funny using chopsticks," this shows how she recognizes that the government is stereotyping the Japanese Americans. She shows that she is not the stereotype that people associate with people of Japanese descent by her…

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    John Chang Essay

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    Are All Human Beings Capable of Developing Chang's Power? John Chang(Dynamo Jack), also known as Electric Eel man, has a power to use electricity from his body. He states that anybody can lean it. He says that he learned it by meditating everyday, like yoga. All he needed to do was put his hands on any part of a person’s body, and electricity just flows through them and causes uncontrollable twitches. I must be very hard to have that power, but can everybody get that power if they tried? If he…

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    Papyrus is sometimes careless and absent-minded. For example, he prepared some pickles for you on the way, but he forgot to leave a pair for chopsticks for you. Sometimes, he is really clever, which just like what leaves you some wrong messages to Undyne on the ways of your chasing battle. (It is a plate of well-done pickles, but there are no chopsticks for you to use. You gave up for…

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