Fausto
Behavior in Public
- Behavior: refers to the action or reactions of an object or organism, usually in relation to the environment. Behavior can be conscious or unconscious, overt or covert, and voluntary or involuntary.
Each one, have a diverse cultures. The cultural is the way it going to show you the style has a country and the sometimes it is show you what kind the behavior in public has had live through it the year.
A Japanese friend who is living in
He could explain by the different of characteristic features between American and Japanese.
- I think we never know which ones characteristic is better because it is going to change what you have of your concept about your own country or alien country.
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2 Comments:
Fausto,
I especially appreciate your last point. We never know which culture is better because our view depends on our own culture and can change. A German friend once told me she didn't like French culture because it was too frivolous, but French people (and me too) criticized German culture as humorless. No one is right and no one is wrong in such arguments.
Fausto,
I wrote your commentary below with some grammar corrections:
Each one has a diverse culture. The cultural is the way it is going to show you the style the country has and sometimes it shows you what kind of behavior in public is lived through the year.
A Japanese friend who is living in New York once said he felt comfortable here in the United States because he didn’t have to care about other people. Unlike in Japan, nobody criticizes him, what he wears or however he behaves.
He could explain this by the difference of characteristic features between American and Japanese.
I think we never know which characteristic is better because it is going to change what you have of your concept about your own country or alien country.
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