The character of Japanese
I think one characters of Japanese are humble and reserved.
Japanese tend to be reserved and humble. They tend to speak shortly and indirectly. Speaking loudly is considered rude and threatening. When Japanese is listening, they nod and say "yes" to indicate they are listening what other person is saying. Japanese avoid mentioning their honest feeling. They don't say "no" much. When Japanese is asked some questions, they answer like "Yes, but...". Japanese sometimes be expected to understand each other's thoughts without verbalizing them.
They have these characters through their history. Japan is not large and group labor was once necessary for farm work. Japanese belong to a single race, culture and religion. So they need to keep harmony in their communities and society.
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The Character of Japanese
I think one characters of Japanese are humble and reserved.
Japanesetend to be reserved and humble. They tend to speak shortly tersely and indirectly. Speaking loudly is considered rude and threatening. When Japanese is listening, they nod and say "yes" to indicate they are listening to what the other person is saying. Japanese avoid mentioning their honest feelings. They don't say "no" much. When Japanese is are asked some questions, they answer like "Yes, but...". Japanese sometimes be are expected to understand each other's thoughts without someone verbalizing them.
They have had these characters characteristics throughout their history. Japan is not large, and group labor was once necessary for farm work. Japanese belong to a single race, culture, and religion. So they need to keep harmony in their communities and society.
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