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Greeting People You Don`t Know

Koreans almost ignore people who they don't know. I go to the gym every day here and I try to greet and be friendly with the people there, but they often refuse to look at me so that I can greet them. And when you ride elevators, people usually try very hard not to look each other in the eye. That's very different from the US, where we usually say "Hi" or "How are you doin'?" to people even when we haven't met. ÇØ¼® ³¸¼± »ç¶÷°úÀÇ Àλç

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