American (Minnesotan) Culture by Jacqueline Alderman

in america we call cookies cookies and in britain they call them biscuits

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In Minnesota somthing we consider as normal food woul;d be tater tot hot dish, or hot dish

we call it hotdish and not a casserole in minnesota

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Hollywood

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In minnesota country music is easliy the most listened to music genre, but in a different area such as new york or bostom they may not listen to as much country music as people from minnesota do

we call them fries and in Britain they're chips

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country music or rock

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In Minnesota people like to say 'oh yeah' 'for sure'

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We typically use short language to get straight to the point, Ope, Gotcha

the loon

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for sure, you bet

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in america eye contact is a form of respect and in other countries its a sign of disresepct

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In minnesota we have a stereotyped accent and sayings like you betchya

blue collar workers

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Australians call parking lots car parks, and Americans/Minnesotans call them parking lots.

The state flags

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We use lakes and boats as symbols of summer or fish

Gender norm fluidity

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Through time, the lines between gender norms have blurred, and whether you consider this a good thing or a bad thing largely depends on where you live.

boat

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If you ain't got a boat in the ol sota you mad geekalatoogen

land of 10,000 lakes

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Minnesota Language

maieraddisc00 — 2025-04-22 13:55:56 UTC

In Minnesota, much of our language is shaped by being "Minnesota nice". This is why we typically apologize frequently and also many of Minnesotans famous phrases such as "you betcha" are meant to be said in a friendly and joyful manner

country music

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"Americans love their happy endings"

robinalexaj00 — 2025-04-22 13:57:15 UTC

In a lot of American written stories such as movie or literature there is more than likely going to be a happy ending or an open ending. think early 2000s movies

Eagle, loon, flags

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The North Star

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US Vs. FR

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Americans say breakfast, while the French say Petit-déjeuner.

minnesota nice or saying like oh yeah you betcha

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TTHD

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tater tot hot dish

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minnesota vikings

here we call it cake but in britain they call it pudding.

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Minnesotans work in the cold

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US Vs. FR

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Americans have "breakfast, , lunch, and dinner" but Canadians have "lunch, dinner, and supper"

Tator tot hot dish

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The Bald Eagle

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Fame in tv long term tv shows

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fish

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Music

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Country music is primarily popular over all other genres

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The Loon is the state bird so it's the most recognizable