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What The British Really Mean When They Say Things
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What The British Really Mean When They Say Things — And What Other People Hear
The British are inclined toward relatively indirect negative feedback. The rest of Europe is inclined toward relatively direct negative feedback.
Similarly hilarious and/or awkward communication gaps happen any time people from different ends of those cultural scales interact with each other without being aware of their differences.
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hmm..interesting. indeed. |
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hahaha ... br paham  |
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Biasanya i praktik direct negative feedback..
Kadangkala sstgh org tersalah faham kalau bagi ayat lapik. Tapi direct negative feedback pun biarla berlapik juga. |
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Mmg british berlapik dlm menyampaikn sesuatu berita negatif..tengok dlm rancangan realiti show dia..sebelum nk reject tu dipuji dahulu... |
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Satu lagi Brits suka understate seseuatu perkara |
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ini selalu terjadi...hihi |
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Post time 3-2-2015 09:20 AM
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