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That's more just funny than bad
They'll love you in Japan. If it's one thing the Japanese can't stand, it's a gaijin who doesn't respect their traditions and etiquette.
They're pretty understanding though. They realise that foreigners can't know everything about Japanese culture, and they will forgive your ignorance if you do any gaffes. They do appreciate it when foreigners make the effort to get to know more about the Japanese way though.
Did he now back?
Now I won't feel so bad about walking into English Lit. class and saying "Hola." I have Spanish class right before it.
I used to do that too when I studied karate years ago. I used to bow entering cafés.
Nothing wrong with respect.
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It shows that you've learned respect, maybe a little out of context, but there is a bright side to this
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