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11-06

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No, I don't. Smiling at a stranger may be considered in Japan. It is to talk casually to strangers than in Japan. However, it does not mean that they will become friends. that people in North America are much more

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11-07

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I don't at strangers on the street for no reason, so I don't do it. If you did that in France, you’d across as creepy. why anyone would

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11-08

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