Difference between a two-person conversation and a three-person conversation

I sensed a difference between the EXPERIENCE when "Mr. A and I" were talking and the EXPERIENCE when "Mr. A and Mr. B and I" were talking.

Mr. A said high context.

• When we are talking together, I ask questions to make sure I understand the concept that is slightly floating around from the context.
• When it's just the three of us, if Mr. A and Mr. B are talking and Mr. B doesn't seem to be catching on, I'll insert the foundation if I can.
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This experience reminded me of Mr. C, with whom I often do interpretation (i.e. oral translation).

• We have quite a bit in common side with Mr. A.
  • People have diverse aspects. I'm comparing them carefully because it's not a good idea to summarize only the similarities I just saw from [People have diverse aspects.
  • Being connected does not imply zero distance.

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