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People tend to speak indirectly, especially to foreigners, whom they do not want to offend or ask too much of. They often say "It is possible" to a request, even if they do not want to comply with the request.
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Politeness is valued above all, so people tend to avoid directness. However, questions about religion, money, marital status, as well as comments about physical appearance are socially acceptable and common.
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It is best to avoid talking about sex, and politics during initial meetings. It’s also a good idea to avoid asking what tribe or area someone comes from until you have established a good relationship.
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Showing anger or raising your voice in public is considered very rude.
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