concept   shoes inside the house
14 commonsense assertions
Cultures (14) • Asian cultures (1) • Brazil (1) • Eastern cultures (1) • Scandinavian (1) • East Asian (1) • African (1) • Australian (1) • British (1) • Indian (1) • Italian (1) • Korean (1) • Oceanian (1) • Russian (1) • Spanish (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 shoes inside the house Asian cultures In Asian cultures, removing shoes indoors is a sign of respect and cleanliness. 13
2 shoes inside the house Brazil In Brazil, it is common to leave shoes at the entrance or keep outdoor shoes on indoors. 5
3 shoes inside the house Eastern cultures Eastern cultures commonly remove outdoor shoes before entering a home to maintain cleanliness and show respect. 4
4 shoes inside the house Scandinavian In Scandinavian culture, it is common practice to take off shoes indoors to maintain cleanliness and hygiene. 4
5 shoes inside the house East Asian In East Asian countries, it is customary to remove shoes before entering a home for cleanliness and respect. 3
6 shoes inside the house African In African culture, it is common to remove shoes before entering a house as a sign of respect and to keep the house clean. 2
7 shoes inside the house Australian In Australian culture, it is generally acceptable to wear shoes indoors, but some may prefer to remove them for comfort. 1
8 shoes inside the house British In British culture, it is generally acceptable to wear shoes inside the house, but some people may choose to remove them for comfort. 1
9 shoes inside the house Indian In Indian culture, it is common to leave shoes at the entrance or remove them before entering the main living area of the house. 1
10 shoes inside the house Italian In Italian culture, it is common to wear shoes inside the house, especially in colder climates. 1
11 shoes inside the house Korean In Korean culture, it is customary to have a designated area near the entrance to store shoes when entering a home. 1
12 shoes inside the house Oceanian In Oceanian culture, it is more common to walk barefoot or in socks inside the house rather than wearing outdoor shoes. 1
13 shoes inside the house Russian In Russian culture, it is more common to wear shoes inside the house, especially in colder climates. 1
14 shoes inside the house Spanish In Spanish culture, guests typically keep their shoes on when visiting friends or family at home. 1