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Why anata is avoided in Japanese greetings and alternatives that work?
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Why too much politeness can create distance with elders?
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Why seating and standing choices matter when elders are present?
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Why adding a title after a name can soften a request?
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Why sensei can be used beyond schools?
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Why standing until an elder sits matters?
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Why okyakusama appears in Japan and what it frames?
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Why seniors notice timing more than words?
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Why job titles can outrank names in Japanese offices?
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When is sensei appropriate, and when has one respectful title been assigned to the entire population?
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