Seneca&UniLlanos Collab Padlet by

Muhammad Memon

MuhammadMemon — 2024-09-28 21:00:03 UTC

As you can see above, my name is Muhammad. I am 21 years old (I know, I'm old), and I am a student at Seneca in the Computer Engineering Technologist program.

By Nationality, I am from Pakistan. However, I was born and raised in Saudi Arabia.

A fun fact about me is that I can speak 4 different languages.

Nagatharsikan Mathavan

2024-09-28 22:02:48 UTC

Hi broskies! I’m Nagatharsikan (my name has a cool meaning, but I’ll keep it a mystery for now 😋). I’m studying Computer Engineering Technology at Seneca College.

I was born and brought up in Sri Lanka. You can’t buy happiness there, but you can buy a tea- and that’s pretty close! 😄

I’m interested in cloud computing, as I have some experience with it. Oh, and just so you know, I can’t even speak two languages properly!😅

The Llanera Culture

wdavila4 — 2024-10-06 15:47:08 UTC

The Joropo 💃🕺is the most emblematic musical genre and dance of the region. This festive rhythm, accompanied by instruments such as the harp, cuatro and maracas, is a fundamental expression of llanero folklore.

Cattle-raising traditions🐮🐴 : The llaneros have a life intimately linked to cattle-raising and slaughter. Cattle handling, horseback riding and cowherding are central activities in their daily lives, inherited from centuries of life in the open savannas.

Gastronomy 🍖🥩🔥: The Llanera food includes dishes such as mamona (grilled beef), prepared outdoors in long barbecues, and other foods such as “Carne a la perra”.

William Avila

wdavila4 — 2024-10-06 16:58:58 UTC

I'm from Colombia, but i have two nationalities because when i was born I was registered in the country of Venezuela, but all my life but all my life I've lived in my beautiful Colombia.

As a curious fact, I don't speak 100% English but I understand what they say to me XD

2024-10-07 00:15:51 UTC

Hey there! I’m Aayushi Chitre from Gujrat, India. currently studying Electronics Engineering Technology : basically, I spend my time convincing tiny circuits to do magic😁. I am fond of listening to hindi music and I can speak 4 languages.

Other than that i am a huge fan of cricket and die hard fan of Virat Kohli🏏.

What’s interesting about my country ( India)

2024-10-07 01:22:07 UTC

India is a multilingual nation with over 1,600 different languages and a vast array of customs. Major celebrations of light, love, and joy, such as Diwali and Holi, are held there, and its creative legacy is on display in the form of old temples and architectural marvels like the Taj Mahal.

India's diverse cultures are further emphasized by the regional cuisines, which are characterized by unique flavours and spices.

Indian culture is dynamic, fusing tradition and modernity despite its ancient roots.

Indian art forms, such as Bharatanatyam and Kathak classical dance styles and Carnatic and Hindustani music genres, are equally diverse. It’s cultural influence is further demonstrated by the way its philosophical traditions, like yoga and Ayurveda, continue to shape worldwide wellness practices.

Culture of Colombia

cgalvarado2 — 2024-10-08 23:53:44 UTC

Colombia is a country that pulses with unique energy, thanks to its incredible diversity. Picture a place where you can go from tropical Caribbean coasts to the mysterious Amazon, and then to the towering Andes mountains, all within one country. That geographical diversity is mirrored in Colombian culture as well.

Warm and welcoming people 🙋🏻‍♂️🫱🏻‍🫲🏻🆗: Colombians are known for their hospitality and are always eager to make you feel at home. A simple "How are you?" here often turns into a full conversation!

Music and dance 🎶🎤🪗: Colombia is home to rhythms like cumbia, vallenato, and salsa. From the lively parties on the Caribbean coast to the festivals in Bogotá, dancing is almost a must at any celebration.

Food 🫓🍽️: Colombian cuisine is as diverse as its regions. From the hearty bandeja paisa of the inland to the flavorful sancocho of the coast, each dish tells a story and reflects the spirit of its region.

Festive spirit 🕺🏻💃🏻🎆🎉: Colombians love to celebrate. Whether it's the Barranquilla Carnival—one of the largest and most colorful in the world—or the Flower Festival in Medellín, there’s always a reason to celebrate with music, dance, and joy.

MuhammadMemon — 2024-10-09 00:18:45 UTC

Saudi Arabia's culture is deeply rooted in its history and landscapes. The busy markets and the vast Arabian desert. Hospitality is a huge deal here, all guests are treated with generosity by sharing meals with one another. Religion is a key aspect of our culture. It's a place where history, faith, and community come together.

Cristian Alvarado 🙋🏻‍♂️

cgalvarado2 — 2024-10-09 00:53:28 UTC

Hi everyone! I'm Cristian Alvarado, I have 20 years old and I'm a student at Universidad de los LLanos too, additionally I'm part of the Electronic Engineering program. I really love my carrer 🫂.

I was born and raised in Colombia but I always wanted to travel to other countries 🗺️, and I hope that in the future I can live in Canada.

My hobbies are playing video games and watching movies or series, I also strive to learn something new every day. Finally, I don't speak english very well but I try to understand it, please teach me 🤣.

Sri Lanka's Culture

2024-10-12 03:36:29 UTC

As a Sri Lankan, I am incredibly proud of our country's rich and diverse culture. Often referred to as the "Pearl of the Indian Ocean", Sri Lanka is a blend of Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam and Christianity, creating a unique tapestry of beliefs and traditions. Celebrations like Vesak, which honors the Buddha's life with vibrant lights and processions, and Sinhala and Tamil New Years, marked by traditional games and rituals, are special times of the year that bring people together.

Sri Lankan culture also shines through in its music, dance and art. One of the most awe-inspiring events in Kandy is the grand Esala Perahera, with its drummers, dancers and beautifully decorated elephants. Our food reflects our love for bold flavors, with dishes like rice and curries, hoppers and spicy sambols. But beyond these traditions, what truly defines Sri Lanka is our warmth and hospitality—welcoming everyone with open arms and genuine smiles.