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24 different cultural tradition around the world. 

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24 different cultural tradition around the world. 

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1. Wedding Cake, UK.
2. Eating Jesus, Italy.
3. Red Bridges, India.
4. Magpies, UK.
5. Red Envelops, China
6. Royal Worship, Vanuatu
7. Remembrance Day, Europe
8. Flamenco, Spain
9. Pinatas, Mexico
10. Pass the Parcel, UK
11. Cheese Rolling, UK
12. Fireworks, Australia

Strange and Bizarre Cultural Practices from Around the Globe

13. La Tomatina, Spain
14. Battaglia delle Arance, Italy
15. Cake in the Face, Mexico
16. Baking Money into Food, Bolivia
17. Shoe Sweets, Spain
18. Female Genital Mutilation, Africa
19. Weighing Public Officials, UK
20. Tossing Teeth, Greece
21. Carrying Wives, Finland
22. Beating Husbands, India
23. Christmas Defecation, Catalonia
24. The Straw Bear Festival, UK.

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10 interesting traditions around the world that are still practice

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10 interesting traditions around the world that are still practice

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Obon Festival (Japan)
People dances for 3 days to honor and commemorate their ancestors.

Sangkran (Thailand)
They throw water to one another like a form of release the bad things they have done in the year.

Haka (New Zealand)
They dance to Tane Rone (God of sun) in birthdays, weddings and funerals.

The Pilgrimage of Rocio (Spain)
Religious celebration, flamenco, bonfire. The virgin statue has a parade.

Dragobate (Romania)
Their Valentine's Day, February 24. Dragobate is Romanians cupid bat.

Bar/Bat Mitzvah (Jewish)
It means Son/Daughter of the commander. Celebrated on 13 birthdays.

Holi (India)
People throw one another color power.

Princess Day (Netherlands)
Also known as Budget Day. The king delivers a speech in a carriage with the queen.

Witches Night (Czech Republic)
April 30, people burn stray witches.

Carnival (Brazil)
Dancing and drinking for weeks in extravagant costumes.

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• Culture is more collective.
• It represents the ideas, customs, social behaviors, beliefs of a specific group or society.
• On march 3rd many Japanese families celebrate their daughters.

Tradition
• Tradition is more specific.
• Is use to describe an individual event or practice.
• The perfect example is The Day of the Dead.

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The Difference Between Culture and Tradition 

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The Difference Between Culture and Tradition 

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As we become more connected as a spieces, we get glimpses into how other people live.

Traditions describe a group's beliefs and behaviors passed down from one generation to another. Culture describes the shared charateristics of the entre group amassed throughout it's history.

Culture: is the collective term to identify certain ideas, customs, and social behaviors

Tradition: it's often usted to describe an individual event or practice.

For example: Japanese people began to wear shoes to aid in rice cultivation, so they would remover their shoes to avoid bringing any dirt inside, because they consider their house a sacred place.

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20 Interesting Traditions Around The World

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20 Interesting Traditions Around The World

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In general, the reading looks to show the readers some of the most interesting traditions around the world.
Some of this traditions are:
1. Hanging coffins in Sagada, Philippines: They hang the coffins in limestone caves, so evil spirits don't take the bodies and bless the soul.
2. Sharpening of teeth in Indonesia: Rural women sharp their teeth for beauty reasons. Not obligatory.
3. Day of Silence in Bali, Indonesia: The city fully shuts down for the entire day, and days before they do a parade to scare demons.
4. Battle of the Oranges in Italy: Groups of people throw oranges to each other for three days.
5. Kanamara Matsuri in Japan: A religious tradition about fertility.

Arianna, Carlos, and Keitty.

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Cultural differences: 9 surprising customs from around the world

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Cultural differences: 9 surprising customs from around the world

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1. People in Malaysia use their thumb to point
2. Nicaraguans point with their lips
3.The French go in for kissing
4. Nigerians kneel or prostrate themselves when greeting
5. People Might Spit on the Bride at Greek Weddings
6. In Russia, September 12 Is Known as the Day of Conception
7. The Danes Hang Out in Cemeteries
8. The Japanese Enjoy Slurping
9. Using Your Left Hand Might Be Rude

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25 cultural traditions around the world 

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25 cultural traditions around the world 

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Around the world there are many cultural traditions to mention all of them, but Next, I am going to mention 25 of cultural traditions around the world.

1-Freezing Wedding Cake (UK)
2-Holy Communion (Worldwide)
3-Bridal Colors (Worldwide)
4-Magpie Superstition (Worldwide)
5-Red Envelopes (China)
6-Prince Philip Movement (Vanuatu)
7-Remembrance Day (Europe)
8-Flamenco (Spain)
9-Pinatas (Mexico)
10-Birthday Traditions (Worldwide)
11-Cheese Rolling (UK)
12-Internet Culture (Worldwide)
13-Public Fireworks Displays (Australia)
14-La Tomatina (Spain)
15-Battaglia delle Arance (Italy)
16-Cake in the Face (Mexico)
17-Baking Money (Bolivia)
18-Shoe Sweets (Spain)
19-Female Genital Mutilation (Africa, Asia, Middle East)
20-Weighing Public Officials (UK)
21-Tossing Teeth (Greece)
22-Wife Carrying (Finland)
23-Lath Maar Holi (India)
24-Christmas Defecation (Catalonia)
25-Typical dance (Costa Rica)

Conclusions: It is important know the different cultures in the world.

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Personal Stories Express the Cultural Significance of Language and Legends

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Personal Stories Express the Cultural Significance of Language and Legends

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1. What characterizes culture?
- It is a develop of distinct traditions. It is incomplete without language or legends.

2. Cultural universals
- It is a common element that exists in all cultures.

3. Language
- Units of sounds and symbols are organized, written and spoken facilitate understanding and effective social interaction

4. Legends
- Cultures create and pass on stories that articulate shared history, values, beliefs, practices, offering context about a group thought.

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10 ways to learn more about other culture

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10 ways to learn more about other culture

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1.Ask the employee
2. Ask colleagues from other cultures
3. Tap community resources
4.Read about different cultures
5. Observe without judgment
6. Share in staff meetings what you have learned
7. Conduct focus groups
8. Used employee or costumer survey information
9. Experiment with new methods
10. Spend time in other cultures.

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Top 10 strangest traditions around the world.

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Top 10 strangest traditions around the world.

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1- La tomatina, Spain.
2- Smashing coconuts on people’s skulls, India.
3- Festival of scrambled eggs, Bosnia.
4- Throwing cinnamon at 25-year-olds, Denmark.
5- Polterabend, Germany.
6- Shoving faces in cake, Mexico.
7- Battles of the oranges, Italy.
8- Finger cutting of Dani tribe, Indonesia.
9- Baby tossing, India.
10- The monkey buffet festival, Thailand.