concept   seasons
18 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) • Australia (1) • Argentina (1) • Canada (1) • Japan (1) • Western cultures (1) • Australian Indigenous communities (1) • Bangladesh (1) • Chile (1) • Egypt (1) • Indonesia (1) • Korea (1) • Meteorological (1) • Norway (1) • Russia (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • Sweden (1) • Thailand (1) • Vietnam (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 seasons Australia In Australia, the seasons are opposite to those in the northern hemisphere, with summer from December to February. 4
2 seasons Argentina Seasons in Argentina have a major impact on agricultural activities and harvests. 2
3 seasons Canada Canadian culture is shaped by the four distinct seasons and diverse culinary influences, such as Caribbean flavors. 2
4 seasons Japan Japanese culture's culinary traditions are heavily influenced by the changes in seasons, impacting the types of foods that are prepared and consumed. 2
5 seasons Western cultures Western cultures define seasons based on specific meteorological changes and associate them with particular activities. 2
6 seasons Australian Indigenous communities Australian Indigenous communities closely link their traditional ecological knowledge and seasonal indicators in the natural environment to the concept of seasons. 1
7 seasons Bangladesh Seasons in Bangladesh are linked to specific festive and cultural celebrations. 1
8 seasons Chile In Chile, seasons greatly affect agricultural activities and crop yields. 1
9 seasons Egypt Seasons in Egypt significantly impact religious practices and fasting traditions. 1
10 seasons Indonesia In Indonesia, seasons are less pronounced and have minimal impact on daily life. 1
11 seasons Korea In Korean culture, seasons are linked to specific foods and culinary traditions. 1
12 seasons Meteorological Seasons in meteorological culture are defined by specific conditions like temperature and precipitation. 1
13 seasons Norway Seasons are highly significant in Norwegian folklore, myths, and storytelling. 1
14 seasons Russia In Russian culture, seasons are strongly tied to outdoor sports and activities such as ice hockey, skiing, and snowboarding. 1
15 seasons Saudi Arabia Seasons in Saudi Arabia significantly impact religious observances and fasting traditions. 1
16 seasons Sweden In Sweden, seasons are an important aspect of traditional folklore, myths, and storytelling. 1
17 seasons Thailand In Thailand, seasons are linked to the flooding of rivers and the cultivation of rice and crops. 1
18 seasons Vietnam In Vietnam, seasons are closely linked to the flooding of rivers and the cultivation of rice and other crops. 1