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Concepts (2,717) • etiquette (4) • gift-giving (3) • gender roles (3) • greetings (2) • golf (2) • business cards (2) • fishing (2) • teeth (2) • waste management (2) • attire (2) • makeup (2) • k-pop (2) • restaurant (2) • conversation (2) • music (2) • academic achievement (2) • politeness (2) • body image (2) • punctuality (2) • breakfast (2) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
2401	foul line	South Korea	In sumo wrestling in South Korea, the foul line marks the starting position for wrestlers at the beginning of a match.	1
2402	founder	South Korea	In South Korean culture, founders are respected, but the emphasis is on collective company success rather than individual recognition.	1
2403	fourth	South Korea	In South Korean culture, the number four is considered unlucky due to its similarity to the word for 'death'.	1
2404	frank	South Korea	In South Korean culture, indirect communication and maintaining harmony through subtlety is valued over blunt frankness.	1
2405	freebsd	South Korea	FreeBSD is less commonly used than Linux in server environments in South Korea.	1
2406	frozen yogurt	South Korea	In South Korea, frozen yogurt is often enjoyed as a sweet treat, but not as commonly consumed as in the US.	1
2407	fútbol (soccer)	South Korea	South Korea is making efforts to improve its international soccer performance and increase the sport's popularity at home.	1
2408	garter	South Korea	The garter is not a commonly recognized or significant cultural symbol in South Korea and is typically not part of traditional attire.	1
2409	gas burner	South Korea	Gas burners are less common in South Korean households compared to electric stovetops.	1
2410	gas filter	South Korea	Gas filters are used in household gas appliances in South Korea to remove impurities and ensure clean burning.	1
2411	gathering things together	South Korea	In South Korean culture, the practice of gathering things together to create a clutter-free environment is rooted in the concept of minimalism.	1
2412	gentleman	South Korea	In South Korean culture, being a gentleman is demonstrated through gift-giving and thoughtful gestures.	1
2413	geodetic datum	South Korea	Geodetic datum is incorporated into everyday technologies like GPS and navigation systems in South Korea.	1
2414	germ warfare	South Korea	South Korea perceives germ warfare as a threat due to past experiences with biological warfare.	1
2415	giant robots	South Korea	Giant robots are viewed as a symbol of technological advancement and national pride in South Korean culture.	1
2416	giver figures exist	South Korea	In South Korean culture, giver figures play a significant role in traditional gift-giving practices and ceremonial occasions, reflecting the importance of etiquette and respect for social hierarchy.	1
2417	goal	South Korea	Goals in South Korean culture are emphasized as a way to contribute to collective success and prioritize harmony and collaboration.	1
2418	gods and deities	South Korea	South Korean culture incorporates gods and deities into traditional medicine, Feng Shui, and daily practices for luck and prosperity.	1
2419	government intervention	South Korea	The South Korean government intervenes to support technological innovation and industrial development.	1
2420	graduated cylinder	South Korea	In South Korea, traditional measuring containers or scales are preferred over graduated cylinders for liquid measurements.	1
2421	gram stain test	South Korea	In South Korea, the gram stain test is less commonly used for bacterial identification, with alternative methods preferred.	1
2422	gravel	South Korea	Gravel is utilized in traditional rock and zen gardens in South Korea for its aesthetic appeal.	1
2423	green jell-o	South Korea	Green jell-o is not a popular or traditional dessert in South Korean culture.	1
2424	haggling in markets	South Korea	Haggling in markets is uncommon and may be seen as awkward in South Korean culture.	1
2425	hail damage	South Korea	Hail damage is a well-recognized risk in South Korea, prompting homeowners to take preventive measures.	1
2426	hand-woven rugs	South Korea	Hand-woven rugs are a significant aspect of traditional ceremonies and rituals in South Korean culture.	1
2427	handling snakes	South Korea	In South Korea, handling snakes is a rare and considered extreme and risky.	1
2428	handwoven fabric	South Korea	Handwoven fabric in South Korea is less common and associated with luxury fashion.	1
2429	harbor	South Korea	Harbors in South Korea are associated with fishing, seafood markets, and leisure activities.	1
2430	harvesting techniques	South Korea	South Korea utilizes advanced technology and automated processes in their harvesting techniques for rice and other crops.	1
2431	high-visibility clothing	South Korea	In South Korea, high-visibility clothing is frequently worn by traffic officers and railway workers for safety.	1
2432	himalayan blackberry thorns	South Korea	In South Korea, Himalayan blackberry thorns are considered a hazard when hiking or working in the countryside, and caution and protective clothing are necessary.	1
2433	himself	South Korea	In South Korean culture, the concept of "himself" is less commonly used as the focus is often on the group rather than the individual.	1
2434	hospice	South Korea	End-of-life care in South Korea is traditionally provided by the family, and the concept of hospice care as a separate institution is not widespread.	1
2435	hot tap	South Korea	In South Korea, hot taps are frequently used for making hot tea, cooking, and warm water therapy.	1
2436	household altars	South Korea	Household altars are commonly found in South Korean homes for ancestor worship and religious rituals.	1
2437	household appliance	South Korea	In South Korean culture, household appliances often include rice cookers, futons, and heated toilet seats.	1
2438	housewarming	South Korea	In South Korea, giving a potted plant or flower as a gift at a housewarming symbolizes good luck and prosperity.	1
2439	human body	South Korea	In South Korean culture, it is believed that visiting hot springs or taking hot baths is beneficial for the human body's health and relaxation.	1
2440	hungry person	South Korea	In South Korean culture, it is polite for a hungry person to finish all the food on their plate as a sign of appreciation.	1
2441	hydrogen bromide	South Korea	Hydrogen bromide is not well known to the general public in South Korea, and is more commonly associated with specialized chemical industries and laboratories.	1
2442	hype	South Korea	Hype in South Korea is often linked to the fervor and anticipation surrounding K-pop idols and their comebacks.	1
2443	ibm	South Korea	IBM is highly respected in South Korea for their early contributions to the development of personal computers and their association with the rise of the PC in the 1980s.	1
2444	imperial capital	South Korea	South Korea's imperial capital is seen as a symbol of its complicated history with foreign influences.	1
2445	improve image	South Korea	In South Korea, displaying humility and sincere remorse for past mistakes is essential for improving one's image.	1
2446	improving yourself	South Korea	In South Korea, improving oneself is emphasized as a collective effort through group learning, mentorship, and achieving harmony within the community.	1
2447	income inequality	South Korea	Income inequality exists in South Korea but is often perceived as less pronounced due to a strong middle class and institutional support.	1
2448	indie	South Korea	Indie culture in South Korea encompasses independent films with unconventional themes and emphasizes artistic expression.	1
2449	indoor plumbing	South Korea	Indoor plumbing in South Korea includes floor heating systems along with water fixtures.	1
2450	ingredient sourcing	South Korea	South Korean culture values high-quality imported ingredients, especially for specialty items.	1
2451	insect anatomy	South Korea	In South Korea, traditional agricultural practices and sustainable farming rely on understanding insect anatomy for pest management.	1
2452	installation	South Korea	In South Korean culture, installation processes emphasize high attention to detail, precision, intricate techniques, and careful measurements.	1
2453	intermission	South Korea	In South Korean classical music concerts, intermissions are less common to maintain a seamless flow of the music.	1
2454	intj	South Korea	In South Korean culture, INTJs are highly respected for their strategic and logical approach in professional settings.	1
2455	ion channel	South Korea	Ion channel research in neuroscience and biophysics in South Korea is often associated with Nobel Prize-winning accomplishments.	1
2456	irc	South Korea	In South Korea, IRC is less commonly used for communication compared to other messaging and social media platforms.	1
2457	joint replacement surgery	South Korea	In South Korea, joint replacement surgery is considered a last resort due to the cultural emphasis on non-invasive treatments and the preservation of natural joints.	1
2458	journey	South Korea	In South Korea, trains are a common and convenient mode of transportation for long journeys.	1
2459	kara (steel bracelet)	South Korea	The steel bracelet, or kara, is a symbol of friendship and unity in South Korean culture.	1
2460	kayaking	South Korea	Kayaking is a less common recreational activity in South Korea, where traditional water sports like rowing and sailing are more popular.	1
2461	khat	South Korea	Khat is rare in South Korean culture and not a common part of their traditions.	1
2462	kite flying	South Korea	In South Korean culture, kite designs frequently incorporate traditional motifs and symbols.	1
2463	korephile	South Korea	South Korea's korephile concept can be admired for its appreciation of Korean culture and traditions.	1
2464	lacebug	South Korea	Lacebugs are not well-known in South Korea due to the limited presence of ornamental gardens in traditional architecture.	1
2465	lakeside living	South Korea	Lakeside living in South Korea is seen as calming and meditative.	1
2466	landing on the moon	South Korea	South Korea finds inspiration for technological innovation and exploration through the concept of landing on the moon.	1
2467	landmass	South Korea	In South Korea, high population density and a focus on urban development are driven by the scarcity and value of landmass.	1
2468	lanterns	South Korea	Lantern making in South Korea is a traditional craft skill, passed down through generations, and elaborately displayed and paraded during cultural and religious festivals.	1
2469	latter-day saints missionaries	South Korea	In South Korea, Latter-day Saints missionaries have a smaller presence compared to countries like the Philippines and Brazil.	1
2470	launch	South Korea	Ceremonial launches in South Korea often incorporate traditional cultural practices and religious ceremonies.	1
2471	lavash bread	South Korea	Lavash bread is not traditionally consumed in South Korea.	1
2472	leadership succession	South Korea	In South Korea, leadership succession emphasizes a blend of meritocracy, hierarchy, and adherence to collective goals.	1
2473	learning	South Korea	In South Korea, learning emphasizes rote memorization and mastery of core subjects, with a focus on group harmony and discipline.	1
2474	lederhosen	South Korea	Lederhosen are seen as unique and fashionable attire for special events and festivals in South Korean culture.	1
2475	left handedness	South Korea	In South Korea, left-handedness has been historically stigmatized, leading to societal pressure to switch to using the right hand for writing and other activities.	1
2476	legume	South Korea	Legumes are not a main part of the traditional South Korean diet and are less commonly consumed compared to fish and tofu.	1
2477	live	South Korea	In South Korea, it is common and acceptable to live with parents until marriage.	1
2478	lobbying	South Korea	Lobbying in South Korea is an emerging practice with a growing focus on ethical guidelines and codes of conduct when interacting with public officials.	1
2479	locals honour	South Korea	In South Korean culture, locals show great respect and honour towards their elders and ancestors through traditional ceremonies and rituals.	1
2480	logistics	South Korea	In South Korea, punctuality and precision are highly valued in logistics.	1
2481	lord breaks	South Korea	Eating lord breaks in public is considered offensive in South Korean culture.	1
2482	love another	South Korea	In South Korean culture, public displays of affection are less common and love is often demonstrated through subtle gestures and actions.	1
2483	lovers	South Korea	In South Korea, public displays of affection between lovers are typically restrained and modest in contrast to Western cultures.	1
2484	luggage ensemble	South Korea	In South Korea, there is a preference for compact and efficient luggage ensembles due to limited space in crowded urban areas.	1
2485	lunchtime siesta	South Korea	Lunchtime siestas are rare in South Korea due to the emphasis on continuous productivity.	1
2486	lutheran	South Korea	Lutheranism has a smaller following in South Korea and Japan compared to other Christian denominations.	1
2487	luxury lifestyle	South Korea	Luxury lifestyles in South Korea involve cutting-edge technology gadgets, high-quality sake, and exclusive tea ceremonies.	1
2488	m1064 mortar carrier	South Korea	The M1064 mortar carrier is a crucial component of South Korea's military defense strategy and is often used in joint military exercises with the US and other allies.	1
2489	macromolecules	South Korea	Macromolecules play a prominent role in materials science and nanotechnology research in South Korea.	1
2490	mangos	South Korea	In South Korea, mangos are considered a luxury fruit and are often given as prestigious gifts or used in high-end desserts.	1
2491	mangrove	South Korea	Mangroves are valued for coastal protection in South Korea and are actively managed through reforestation and conservation efforts.	1
2492	manila folder	South Korea	In South Korea, the use of Manila folders is less common due to a preference for digital storage and organization methods.	1
2493	marimba music	South Korea	Marimba music is less commonly known in South Korean culture and is not a traditional instrument.	1
2494	marital fidelity	South Korea	In South Korean culture, marital fidelity is highly valued and associated with honor and respect.	1
2495	marula fruit	South Korea	The marula fruit is rarely encountered and not part of the traditional diet in South Korean culture.	1
2496	marvel cinematic universe	South Korea	The Marvel Cinematic Universe is popular in South Korea but not as deeply rooted in mainstream culture as in the US, with some preference for local cinema.	1
2497	masquerade balls	South Korea	Masquerade balls are rare in South Korean culture and not generally associated with traditional social customs.	1
2498	masturbate	South Korea	Masturbation is viewed as a sensitive and private topic in South Korean culture and is not openly discussed in public.	1
2499	mateo (easy-going person)	South Korea	South Koreans perceive the concept of mateo as lacking seriousness and motivation.	1
2500	mathematical notation	South Korea	Mathematical notation in South Korea uses a combination of Chinese characters, Arabic numerals, traditional symbols, and specific notation for mathematical operations.	1