Are there any foreign cultural practices that you like so much that you wish you had them in your culture? I like how Christians wear the white gown and the veil during their marriages. I also like the kilt that Scots wear. I enjoy watching the carnivals that different cultures celebrate. I like how family gathers during Thanksgiving and celebrate Christmas together.
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discuss Foreign cultural practice that you like?
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In Japan, greetings.
You don't know how much a greeting could mean to someone that day, someone just randomly taking notice of them and giving them a "good morning"; they might not have much human interaction at all, and just being noticed could change their day.
In Japan, we often greet as many people, even as we merely pass by to do our own business, in our daily lives.
You don't know how much a greeting could mean to someone that day, someone just randomly taking notice of them and giving them a "good morning"; they might not have much human interaction at all, and just being noticed could change their day.
In Japan, we often greet as many people, even as we merely pass by to do our own business, in our daily lives.
I am in love with the Indian tradition, particularly their way of greeting. I like the “namaste” thing. L
They really show respect and humility a lot. I also appreciate the vibrant colors that I see in Brazilian carnivals and festivities.
They really show respect and humility a lot. I also appreciate the vibrant colors that I see in Brazilian carnivals and festivities.
Filipinos will let a close friend or relative into thier home. No chance of that happening in the West.
I like Thanksgiving although I am neither American nor Canadian. It's a nice gesture to give thanks for our food and freedom (although the latter is rapidly diminishing under Starmer and Trump).
