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    The document lists common verbal and nonverbal greetings across 5 different cultures: 1) Filipinos say "Po" and "Opo" and perform the mano gesture, 2) Japanese say "Konnichiwa, Konbanwa, and Ohayōgozaimasu" and clasp their hands when apologizing, 3) Hindus say "Namaste" and fold their hands in front of their chest while bowing their head, 4) Americans say "Good Morning, Good evening, Good afternoon" and shake hands, 5) South Koreans say "Anyoung Haseyo" and use the peace sign.

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    The document lists common verbal and nonverbal greetings across 5 different cultures: 1) Filipinos say "Po" and "Opo" and perform the mano gesture, 2) Japanese say "Konnichiwa, Konbanwa, and Ohayōgozaimasu" and clasp their hands when apologizing, 3) Hindus say "Namaste" and fold their hands in front of their chest while bowing their head, 4) Americans say "Good Morning, Good evening, Good afternoon" and shake hands, 5) South Koreans say "Anyoung Haseyo" and use the peace sign.

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    Lesson 3 Session 2. Oral Com

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    The document lists common verbal and nonverbal greetings across 5 different cultures: 1) Filipinos say "Po" and "Opo" and perform the mano gesture, 2) Japanese say "Konnichiwa, Konbanwa, and Ohayōgozaimasu" and clasp their hands when apologizing, 3) Hindus say "Namaste" and fold their hands in front of their chest while bowing their head, 4) Americans say "Good Morning, Good evening, Good afternoon" and shake hands, 5) South Koreans say "Anyoung Haseyo" and use the peace sign.

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    JERICHO FRANCIS C.

    SOLON ABM-A FAYOL

    Lesson 3 Session 2

    Assessment:

    CULTURAL
    VERBAL GREETINGS NONVERBAL GREETINGS
    GROUP

    1. Filipino Says Po at Opo Mano or Pagmamano

    Konnichiwa, Konbanwa and


    Clasping of hands whenever they’re
    2. Japanese Ohayōgozaimasu apologizing

    folding hands in front of the chest


    3. Hindu Namaste
    and bows head

    Good Morning, Good evening,


    4. American Shaking hands
    Good afternoon

    5. South Koreans Anyoung Haseyo Peace sign

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