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Originally Posted by JamboP26
In the UK too, you get people who don't apologise when they are wrong. We don't say they are rude though, We tend to say they are 'obnoxious'. Although, in modern Scotland, you'll get people like that described using swear words. lol. That seems to be coming more and more into daily Scots-English language, even though it is still bad. Of course, Japan is famous for its multiple degree's of etiquette and respect, so the 'Apologise, first' culture, doesn't really surprise me.
As for dogsbody's “inTO/” post, I think that might be a typing error
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HI jambo-- I do not think INTO is wrong. Perhaps moving TO a country is more correct but you can also move INTO a country. YURI wrote "IN" which was an error-- yes you could and can MOVE IN a country in other words you move around the country---------------I haven't looked up the original sentence but honestly it was NOT a typing error.
One can move INTO a new country or TO a new country I guess. One can move into a new area or a new house etc etc.