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If someone was to complement my Turkish, is it rude to say "thank you" to that? I know that in some countries and cultures (mostly asian) it can be considered rude to accept a compliment because it may make you seem prideful or as if you are boasting. For example, if someone in Japan said to me "you use chopsticks so well," it would be more appropriate for me to respond with "no no, I'm just a beginner" or something like that even if you know that you are good at using chopsticks

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If someone was to complement my Turkish, is it rude to say "thank you" to that? I know that in some countries and cultures (mostly asian) it can be considered rude to accept a compliment because it may make you seem prideful or as if you are boasting. For example, if someone in Japan said to me "you use chopsticks so well," it would be more appropriate for me to respond with "no no, I'm just a beginner" or something like that even if you know that you are good at using chopsticks
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