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19 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) • United States (2) • India (1) • Western culture (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Northern countries (1) • Australia (1) • Canada (1) • Nepal (1) • Northern Europe (1) • Western countries (1) • European (1) • Indonesia (1) • Urban population (1) • Amazon region (1) • Himba community in Namibia (1) • Inuit culture (1) • Savannah regions (1) • Traditional cultures in Papua New Guinea (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 house India Indian homes typically feature multi-generational living, traditional design with courtyards and natural ventilation, and outdoor socializing spaces. 13
2 house United States In the United States, owning a house symbolizes success, financial stability, and a significant achievement. 9
3 house United States Houses in the United States have separate rooms for specific functions and open floor plans. 8
4 house Western culture In Western culture, the modern house is a symbol of success and investment, made of various materials and with separate rooms for different purposes. 7
5 house United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, owning a house is seen as a major achievement and an indicator of financial security, typically with central heating and separate bedrooms. 6
6 house Northern countries Houses in Northern countries are well-insulated with central heating and often have saunas. 5
7 house Australia Australia's popular housing options include country and beach houses. 4
8 house Canada Houses in Canada serve multiple purposes, including family living and seasonal activities. 4
9 house Nepal In Nepal, houses are typically shared by extended family members and may include basic amenities like ceiling fans. 3
10 house Northern Europe Houses in Northern Europe are designed with thick insulation for warmth in cold weather. 3
11 house Western countries Houses in Western countries typically have centralized heating and air conditioning systems for year-round comfort. 3
12 house European European houses are diverse in design and construction due to historical and climatic factors. 2
13 house Indonesia In Indonesia, extended families often live in large, open-layout houses for communal activities. 2
14 house Urban population Urban housing may blend modern amenities with traditional heating and cooking techniques. 2
15 house Amazon region Houses in the Amazon region are often built on stilts to prevent flooding. 1
16 house Himba community in Namibia The Himba community in Namibia traditionally builds huts from mud, wood, and animal dung. 1
17 house Inuit culture In Inuit culture, houses are often constructed from ice or snow. 1
18 house Savannah regions Thatched roofs are used in houses in Savannah regions to help keep cool in hot climates. 1
19 house Traditional cultures in Papua New Guinea Traditional house construction in Papua New Guinea often utilizes natural materials such as bamboo and thatched roofs. 1