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It looks like the girl in this picture comes from a culture that values nature.

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The processing of the cooking Kimchi is very hard, but I couldn't stop to make it because that  should be a must item on Korean's dinner table as a traditional food.

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I think traditional clothes is the most important. Because the traditional clothes shows well the features and history of each of the country.

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Adrian Guerra

In my opinion, we can still make a progress while we preserving our traditions. You can make any progress and still be proud of having your traditions because that makes you unique. Also, you will make a difference and being an example to others who are afraid of progress with their traditions.

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I would say we should keep traditional holiday such as New year's day, Korean Thanksgiving day. It shows each country's history and their custom.

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Monica Mancia

I don't think we have to change our tradicions in order to progress, our traditions are what we are, what make us who we are. Everybody has a a backgraound and in that background is a culture a culture that our granparents gave to our parents and our parents to us, traditions are in our blood and we cannot change that. We don't need to but we can't either.

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I think traditional clothes is the most important. Because the traditional clothes shows well the features and history of each of the country.

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I believe some traditions can not be changed. An elegant couple's dance making use of handkerchiefs as props.

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The tradition that is important to me is "pagmamano". Pagmamano or Mano po is an "honoring-gesture" that used in filipino culture. Pagmamano or mano po is a sign of respect to elders. It's done by bowing your head to an elders hand and presses it to your forehead and say "mano po" and they will response "god bless you"

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Yes, in my opinion, We can live preserve our traditions  and allow  some customs  to change ,, and i prove  that every country has special  traditions  . Despite , the globalization life  that we live , for example ,  I am from Egypt  , right there we  have certain  customs  that do not change   despite  the openness to the world  . Our  important traditions are  ;leaving a little juice in the cup sends pessimism  and  the lady  who makes  food  must a nice sound to eat  for it to be  delicious  .that lady who in the picture is proud of her customs .

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Yes, in my opinion, We can live preserve our traditions  and allow  some customs  to change ,, and i prove  that every country has special  traditions  . Despite , the globalization life  that we live , for example ,  I am from Egypt  , right there we  have certain  customs  that do not change   despite  the openness to the world  . Our  important traditions are  ;leaving a little juice in the cup sends pessimism  and  the lady  who makes  food  must a nice sound to eat  for it to be  delicious  .that lady who in the picture is proud of her customs .

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Abdelhady MOUSSA

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Every country has a tradition. Brazil has soccer. Everybody is crazy about soccer, it doesn't matter the age, sex or religion. Everybody has a team they vibe with, even for national or international leagues. While some people dream to become a professional soccer player, others just hate soccer. I think soccer is a tradition that will keep making progress for much other generations.

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In the Korean Culture,  eating birthday seaweed soup tradition is very important to me.  The tradition meaning is to eat the soup and give thanks to parents for giving birth to them. I like to make seaweed soup for all of my children on their birthdays. In Korean, we call seaweed soup miyukgook.

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Like any other country, and my country has its own traditions, which will surely be very different from the others..And talking about traditions..I would say that from the ones I did not like very much  ..there are some that I am proud of from the country I come from and we have. One of the traditions that I like in my country is the traditional wedding.We organize the weddings with many invited people ..and they last from  6-8 hours or more😅. At the wedding ceremony it starts like this “The groom and his closest people decorate their cars, take the DJ with them and leave and go to the bride's house, where after a short visit inside, they take the bride and all together they leave and go at the restaurant where the wedding takes place and where all the other guests are waiting. In the first dance the family always opens it..and the second dance belongs to the uncles ..then people are free to dance as they want to. Most of the dances with us, will be typical traditional wedding dances and songs.
We have traditional costumes according to different areas of the country which we wear at a wedding moment.
The music played in the weddings is also traditional. And only an Albanian can really understand and feel how the weddings are. Even at the end of the wedding ceremony we have a required tradition, “Burning the bachelor's handkerchief” where the groom burns the bachelor's handkerchief while dancing around the bride.  .which means that his bachelorhood is over. And it is also an another ceremony related to the wedding , that after the marriage when the couple goes to the groom’s house , the bride before entering the door of the house should put  2  fingers with honey and touch the door of the house..which means  that her life inside that house makes life sweet honey.  And yeah I really love our traditional Albanian weddings.

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It is possible to make progress by preserving traditions, but sometimes there are changes in some traditions depending on progress. For example, when television appeared, people's thoughts, clothes, and tastes started to change, but the cultures of food have never changed. I'm still making the recipes my grandma taught me, and my grandma learned the recipe from her mother.

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My important tradition is Christmas. Since, that day my family and I spent the day together.

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Musa Mateen

Like any other Country, My country has it's own traditions which I'm sure will be different from others.
1) Pakistanis are very hospitable.
Guests, tourists and visitors, whether domestic or international, are always welcomed with open arms. The Cultural and religious beliefs encourage Pakistanis to show love and respect towards guests. In Islam especially, a guest is a blessing from God, and it is taught that they must be given the best treatment possible.
2) Pakistanis have big     weddings.
A traditional Pakistani wedding consists of 3 days of main events. some People might add smaller events spanning 2-3 days before the main events too, It depends on the bride and groom and their families.
That's a traditional wedding dress of Pakistan.

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In my country we have many traditions that every Peruvian follows. Since we are in the month of February, I will talk about a tradition that we have for this month, that it called Carnavales that means we wear costumes, play with water balloons and throw them on top of a building, throw baby powder on people's faces, and paint with red lipsticks. This is not what we do everyday on the month of February, it is only on Sunday's or in family reunion. We have so much fun with friends and family, we dance, eat, and drink. Adults and kids spend time together.

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In our culture the music plays an important role. Our country mostly is recognized by our typical Merengue. It is a style of dance music typically in duple and triple time. Partners hold each other in a closed position. The leader holds the follower's waist with leader's right hand, while holding the follower's right hand with the leader's left hand at the follower's eye level. Merengue is an essential part of Dominican celebrations. Because it is the most popular form of song and dance in the Dominican Republic , there is a high demand in times of merriment for it. Weddings, births, name-days, baptisms, construction of homes, and even funerals can be reasons for a festival.

Leonelina Polanco.