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While friendliness and politeness share similarities, they are distinct concepts. Friendliness is more about sociability and creating connections. It involves a genuine desire to engage with others and build relationships. Being friendly often involves warmth, enthusiasm, and a willingness to connect on a personal level. Politeness, on the other hand, is more about adhering to social norms and showing respect for others. It involves following established etiquette and behaving in a way that is considered appropriate in a given situation. Politeness may not necessarily stem from a desire to connect but rather from a sense of social responsibility and a desire to maintain harmony. In essence, friendliness is about building relationships, while politeness is about maintaining social order.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
Actually, I think friendliness and politeness is some kind similar. They do not differ much because they often go along with. With each other. But I think being friendly is more sociable, it’s more fun. It means that you want to bring people together. You are may being friendly means connect, connect together. Why? You do not have to do such kind of things to show your politeness. Politeness, I think, is the way you behave and you show your attitudes toward others. This may seem that you do something according to the social equity, uh, the social norms, not just because you are people person or you like doing like, you like communicating with others. You just do something that, uh, is suitable to the social norms.
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