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People are a little more comfortable about personal space,

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People usually eat with chopsticks/utensils at tables.

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The belief about raising children is stricter in Cambodia than it is in the USA.

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Some families want their kids to learn the traditional dances.

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Houses on stilts for shade and flooding 👌🏼

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They want their kids to learn to dance and have a good relationship with their family members.

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Children just roam the streets, as shown in the documentary we watched.

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Cambodian dance is very big part of Cambodian culture. They are still very important there. People dress in costumes to dance. Each dance has its own story. Such as the Monkey dance

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Dance is a very important thing for Cambodia and people will practice dancing a lot

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They share many things with their community.

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Famous for rice,

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People tend to share a lot of things to people in their village.

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Dancing is very important to Cambodia and there are a lot of hand movements in the dances.

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Buddhist 😊

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Time is not as important in Cambodia as it is in the US

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People share things with their Village.

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The clothing in Cambodia is weighted and covered in gold for Cambodian dancing

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Gold and/or fake gold. Dance costumes, monkey mask, fabric that magically turns into pants. Basic clothes

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Time is not as important as it is in America.

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Time for Cambodians in not extremely important.

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Some dancing costumes have real gold in them and others are made of silk and cloth.

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The clothes that they wear when they dance are very heavy and usually gold.

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A little closer than arms length.

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Ian and Julia
Houses were Built on stilts.

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Cambodians are more comfortable being closer to eachother.

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They perform traditional dances such as the Monkey Dance

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In Cambodia the house are pretty small and they are sometimes on stilts

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People in Cambodia's relationships dictate how much time people spend talking to each other.

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They eat together as a family on a table

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In Cambodia they eat rice, noodles, and chicken

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In Cambodia everyone eats together at a dinner table.

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They used to wear gold clothing during the Monkey Dance. Now, the costumes don't use gold, but look like they have gold on them anyway.

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People in Cambodia usually eat with their family at a dinner table.

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They usually like to get a little closer to each other than Americans do.

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In Cambodia they eat a lot of rice, and fish.

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Most Cambodian's are Buddhist.
(95%)

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80% of Cambodia's population lives in rural housing. Khmer rural homes are wooden and built on large stilts raised above the ground, to help avoid floods and stuff like that.

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Fish, noodles and rice are some of the food people eat in Cambodia.

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They eat a lot of seafood, fruits, and vegetables.

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The majority of Cambodia is Buddhist.

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Cambodia is 95% Buddhist but had some Hinduism early on.

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They eat food such as

Samlor korkor.

Nom banh chok: Khmer noodles.

Amok.

Bai sach chrouk: Pork and rice

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95% of the population is Buddhist.