If you are a hearing person, you might have not been aware of this, but there is actually a ‘sound etiquette’ that we follow as well. These practices usually stem from common sense (don’t slam the door, don’t talk over each other) to basic decency (don’t slurp your soup). However, sound etiquette (similar to any type of etiquette) might change from culture to culture. Identify some of the major ‘sound protocols’ present in the hearing world and give a brief explanation (one or two sentences) as to why such practices are followed or encouraged and when it’s instead considered okay to ignore such etiquettes.

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Iwill give all da points. imagine you are working for the u.s. branch of a chinese trading company. this trading company mainly trades chinese traditional art crafts and related items (such as chinese paintings and chinese music instruments). this week, your company had a promotion event, and a lot of goods were sold. now that the event is over, your manager asks you to write him a report in chinese. in this report, you are required to include: description of the chinese traditional art items being sold, their attributes such as colors and amount sold; price for each type of goods, and the total profit, in both chinese and u.s. currencies; your manager needs you to give an overall evaluation about what the most and least popular items are, and how people reacted to this promotion event – whether they liked this event or not. write as much as you can in chinese characters. it can be super simple btw

How do you say “i love you” in your language?