In cultures like Korea and Japan, taking off your shoes at home is a long-standing tradition.
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In cultures like Korea and Japan, taking off your shoes at home is a long-standing tradition. I'm curious about how this practice varies across different regions and households in the fediverse.
How does your household handle shoes indoors?
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@hongminhee I have a related question: is it traditional to provide slippers for guests? My Korean friend says no!
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@hongminhee I have a related question: is it traditional to provide slippers for guests? My Korean friend says no!
@kai@ajin.la In Korea, we traditionally don't provide any slippers. However, some households do so nowadays.
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@kai@ajin.la In Korea, we traditionally don't provide any slippers. However, some households do so nowadays.
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non so cosa, ma siamo al tuo fianco...
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@fucinafibonacci e prima ancora il 2020! :)
https://www.futuroprossimo.it/2020/06/gli-usa-verso-una-nuova-guerra-civile/
