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Annemarie Ellehøj Mühlhausen
Oscar Ellingers Vej 192000 Frederiksberg
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Hello English learner,Good quiotesn!!!! You're right -- get in your space is what that also means. You see in Canada there is an unwritten rule that people don't stand too close to you. For example, when you stand in a line up people generally leave a few feet of space from person to person. We call this our personal space (or bubble). When people get too close to us (in line or just talking face to face) then we may feel uncomfortable. If you live in North America, try this. Stand very close to someone when you're talking to them and most likely they will attempt to back away.In Korea there is no such thing as personal space. Perhaps it's because of the vast amount of people crammed into a small area. Everyone is generally comfortable bumping into one another and standing so close to someone that you can almost smell the kimchi on their breath....hehe. My Korean friend (girl) always does this to me. One day I just had to tell her to back up. It certainly was something that I had to get used to when I was there.Thanks for the quiotesn:Where are you from?