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this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2023
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I wonder if head gestures are somewhat universal. Is shaking your head up and down always a yes?
According to Stack Exchange, nods are yes and shakes are no in English Speaking countries. In Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, and Macedonia a single nod means no according to a Reddit post. The same post indicates that in India and other South-East Asian countries the conventions of nodding for 'yes' and shaking your head for 'no' is inverted to mean the opposite. The Indian version is more of a side-to-side bob or wobble than a shake. I guess it's best to learn yes and no when traveling abroad and use the words when possible.
Fascinating. I am so used to giving the single head nod as an acknowledgedment to people I might have to avoid it if I'm aboard
pointing with your finger in any country is rude. just use a discreet open palm if you wish to gesture someone's attention somewhere. what happened to common courtesy?? so many people just dont know their a,b,cs of politeness. what a shitshow.
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What does that have to do with what I said?