Recognizing people's country
Most of the times, people in Hawaii talk to me in either English or Japanese. However, some people talk to me in Chinese or Korean. I wonder how we recognize someone's nationality by their looks. Assuming that nobody has exactly the same atmosphere as anybody. Yet, I think that people who are from the same country tend to have similar vibes. I wonder where it comes from.
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Recognizing people's country
Most of the time, people in Hawaii talk to me in either English or Japanese. However, some people talk to me in Chinese or Korean. I wonder how we recognize someone's nationality by their looks. It is true that no one gives off the exact same atmosphere as anybody else. (This sentence is a little bit complicated and I'm not sure if I reworded it in the best way possible, so if what I wrote isn't exactly what you meant maybe you can help me find something else closer to your meaning.) Yet, I think that people who are from the same country tend to have similar vibes. I wonder where it comes from.1
Recognizing people's country
Most of the times, people in Hawaii talk to me in either English or Japanese. However, some people talk to me in Chinese or Korean. I wonder how we recognize someone's nationality by their looks, given that nobody has exactly the same atmosphere (appearance?features?) as anybody else. Yet, I think that people who are from the same country tend to have similar vibes. I wonder where it comes from.Good question, Chieko. I wonder about that as well.
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