SDLC 105: Learning Journal #2

Linguistic aspects of the Korean language consist mostly of tone of voice and body language involved while speaking. Koreans show politeness with their tone of voice such as raising their voice in a sing-song manner when speaking to customers, are talking in a light, soft tone with multiple inflictions at the end of sentences. Koreans also often have slow, graceful hand motions when speaking to customers and showing them products. When showing politeness, especially in commercial settings, the linguistic aspects of Korean is usually rather pleasant and soothing.

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