concept   ballroom
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Europe (1) • Latin America (1) • Western countries (1) • Africa (1) • China (1) • Eastern countries (1) • Middle East (1) • South Asia (1) • South Asian countries (1) • Spain (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 ballroom Europe Ballroom dancing is an elegant and formal social activity popular in Europe and associated with grand ballrooms. 2
2 ballroom Latin America Ballroom dancing in Latin America involves lively social dances and is linked to social events and gatherings. 2
3 ballroom Western countries In Western countries, ballrooms are elegant venues associated with luxury and high society events and formal dances. 2
4 ballroom Africa Ballroom dancing in African culture is often used for energetic social dances such as salsa, samba, and traditional African dances. 1
5 ballroom China In China, ballroom dancing is sometimes linked to martial arts competitions and traditional dragon or lion dances. 1
6 ballroom Eastern countries Ballroom culture in Eastern countries is sometimes associated with martial arts competitions and traditional dragon or lion dances. 1
7 ballroom Middle East Ballroom dancing is less popular in Middle Eastern culture, with traditional dances like bhangra and belly dancing being more common at social gatherings. 1
8 ballroom South Asia Ballroom dancing is less common in South Asia, with traditional dances like bhangra and belly dancing being more prevalent at social events. 1
9 ballroom South Asian countries Ballrooms are not a common cultural concept in South Asian countries and may be associated with Western influence or foreign events. 1
10 ballroom Spain In Spain, ballroom dancing is associated with social gatherings and events in casual settings like community centers, public squares, and family celebrations. 1