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The question’s most common responses were “It’s mine” and “I don’t know”. This gesture can be seen in England and in Italy, but the meaning is slightly different locally. In England it probably means confidentiality, as in “Don’t spread this around,” or “Let’s keep this between us only.” On the other hand, in Italy it is more of a friendly warning “Watch out. Take care.” The question’s most common responses were “I don’t know”. This gesture of one arm with the other hand is, in Colombia and a few other Latin areas, a way of saying “He’s cheap” or “stingy.” In the Netherlands, it could mean ”He is unreliable.” The question’s both meaning and culture “I don’t know”. This gesture is not familiar in Japan, but it is confusing gesture in some cultures because it is insult, in other it sends sexual signals, and in still other parts of the world it is the signal for “Good luck.” The question’s most common responses were “Relax” and “Hawaii”. This gesture is famous in Japan because almost Japanese people know that Hawaiian use it very well. Thumb and little finger extended is way of saying “Relax”. In Mexico, when this gesture is
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