Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	siesta	Spain	In Spain, the concept of siesta reflects a laid-back lifestyle by taking a midday rest to escape the heat and recharge before continuing daily activities.	34
2	siesta	Spain	In Spain, it is a common practice to take a midday nap, known as a siesta, to escape the heat, especially in warmer regions.	32
3	siesta	tropical countries	Taking siestas to avoid the heat is common in tropical countries.	31
4	siesta	Spain	In Spain, taking a midday nap, or siesta, is a widely accepted cultural practice.	29
5	siesta	Latin American countries	Taking a midday siesta to avoid the heat of the day is a commonly accepted practice in Latin American countries.	27
6	siesta	Northern European countries	Siestas are uncommon in Northern European countries due to milder temperatures and cultural attitudes toward productivity and time management.	20
7	siesta	Mediterranean countries	In Mediterranean countries, siestas are a common cultural practice to escape the heat and rest in the afternoon.	19
8	siesta	United States	Siestas are an uncommon practice in the United States due to the typical work culture of continuous work hours.	17
9	siesta	Spanish	In Spanish culture, taking a midday nap known as siesta is a common practice to rest during the hottest hours of the day.	15
10	siesta	Northern countries	Midday naps are uncommon and not integrated into the daily work culture in Northern countries.	14
11	siesta	United States	In the United States, siesta is not a common practice and is often perceived as lazy or unproductive.	13
12	siesta	United States	In the United States, the concept of taking a midday nap (siesta) is less common and may be viewed as unproductive or lazy.	12
13	siesta	Mexico	In Mexico, taking an afternoon siesta is a common practice to rest and escape the midday heat.	10
14	siesta	Northern Europe	In Northern European culture, taking midday naps, or siestas, is uncommon and working through the day is more typical.	10
15	siesta	Western countries	In Western countries, the concept of a siesta is uncommon and can be seen as unproductive or lazy.	10
16	siesta	Greece	In Greece, taking a midday siesta is a common practice to escape the heat.	9
17	siesta	Northern countries	The concept of siesta is uncommon in northern countries and is associated with Mediterranean regions.	9
18	siesta	Japan	In Japan, taking midday naps is not a traditional or common practice due to the emphasis on productivity and work culture.	8
19	siesta	Ecuador	In Ecuador, taking a siesta is a common cultural practice to rest during the hottest part of the day.	7
20	siesta	Argentina	In Argentina, the siesta, a short nap in the early afternoon, is deeply ingrained in the culture due to Spanish and Italian heritage.	6
21	siesta	Italy	In Italy, taking a midday nap, known as a siesta, is a common and culturally accepted practice to escape the heat and rest.	6
22	siesta	South American	In South American culture, the siesta is a traditional midday break for resting or napping, especially in hot regions.	6
23	siesta	Spain	Siesta is a common practice in Spain, with shops and businesses closing for a few hours in the afternoon.	6
24	siesta	China	In Chinese culture, afternoon naps, similar to siestas, are rare and viewed as laziness.	5
25	siesta	Costa Rica	In Costa Rican culture, the siesta is a common midday practice to escape the heat and recharge for the afternoon.	5
26	siesta	Equatorial regions	In equatorial regions, taking a midday siesta due to high temperatures is a common cultural practice.	5
27	siesta	European countries	The siesta is associated with Spain but is not widely practiced in many European countries.	5
28	siesta	Southern European cultures	Siestas are a common practice in Southern European cultures, where people take a midday break for rest and relaxation to avoid the hottest part of the day.	5
29	siesta	United Kingdom	In the United Kingdom, the siesta is an uncommon practice, with work continuing after lunch and a focus on a quick lunch break without a nap.	5
30	siesta	warm climates	In warm climates, it is a common practice to take a siesta and rest during the hottest part of the day.	5
31	siesta	Latin	Afternoon siestas are a widely practiced tradition in Latin cultures for relaxation and rest.	4
32	siesta	American Southwest	Taking a siesta to avoid the heat is a common practice in the American Southwest.	3
33	siesta	Canada	The siesta concept is uncommon in Canadian culture, particularly to avoid hot weather.	3
34	siesta	Central American	Taking midday siestas to rest and escape the heat is a common practice in Central American culture.	3
35	siesta	Europe	Siesta is not common in Europe, except in regions with Mediterranean influence.	3
36	siesta	Norwegian	Siestas are less common in Norwegian culture due to shorter daylight hours and a cultural focus on outdoor activities.	3
37	siesta	Portuguese culture	In Portuguese culture, taking a midday nap, or siesta, is a common practice to rest during the hottest hours of the day.	3
38	siesta	Southern countries	In Southern countries, taking a midday nap as a siesta to escape the heat and rest is a common practice.	3
39	siesta	tropical regions	In tropical regions, it is common practice to take a siesta and rest during the hottest hours of the day.	3
40	siesta	American culture	Siestas are uncommon and may be viewed as lazy in American workplaces.	2
41	siesta	Catholic countries	In Catholic countries, siesta is a culturally accepted afternoon nap.	2
42	siesta	Chilean	In Chilean culture, taking a midday siesta is a traditional practice, especially in rural areas.	2
43	siesta	Coastal or tropical regions	In coastal or tropical regions, taking a midday siesta to avoid the heat is a common practice.	2
44	siesta	European Union countries	Midday siestas are less common in European Union countries.	2
45	siesta	Germany	In Germany, siestas are uncommon and may be viewed as lazy in the workplace.	2
46	siesta	Mediterranean	The Mediterranean culture values midday siestas for rest and rejuvenation.	2
47	siesta	Mexican culture	In Mexican culture, the siesta is a widely-known and practiced tradition, especially in warmer regions.	2
48	siesta	Nordic countries	Siesta is uncommon in Nordic countries due to work culture and long summer daylight hours.	2
49	siesta	North American	Siesta is not a common practice in North American culture.	2
50	siesta	Philippines	In the Philippines, taking a midday rest or nap, known as a siesta, is a common tradition reflecting a relaxed lifestyle.	2
51	siesta	humid climate cultures	Taking a midday siesta to avoid the heat is common in humid climate cultures.	2
52	siesta	Antarctic countries	Siesta is less common in Antarctic countries due to limited variation in daylight hours.	1
53	siesta	Arctic regions	Siestas are less common in Arctic regions due to continuous daylight or polar night conditions.	1
54	siesta	Asian	In Asian culture, there is no particular emphasis on taking a midday rest or break known as a siesta.	1
55	siesta	Australia	Siestas are less common in Australia due to different work schedules and climate patterns.	1
56	siesta	Business culture in the United States	In the United States, the siesta is not widely accepted or practiced in business culture, with an emphasis on continuous work and productivity during the day.	1
57	siesta	Catholicism in Europe	Siesta is not widely practiced among the Catholic population in Europe.	1
58	siesta	Construction culture	Construction culture does not embrace the practice of siestas in order to prioritize productivity and safety on construction sites.	1
59	siesta	ESA engineers in Europe	Siestas are not typically taken by ESA engineers in Europe during their workday.	1
60	siesta	East Asian	In East Asian culture, the siesta concept is not deeply ingrained and there is a greater emphasis on work and productivity.	1
61	siesta	Estonian	In Estonian culture, the siesta is not a cultural tradition or norm.	1
62	siesta	Golf-playing countries	Siestas are not commonly practiced in the middle of the day in golf-playing countries.	1
63	siesta	Greek language speakers	Many Greek language speakers commonly take a midday rest, particularly in hot weather, as a siesta.	1
64	siesta	Historical Europe	The siesta was not a widespread custom in historical Europe, particularly in colder regions.	1
65	siesta	Hungarian	In Hungarian culture, siestas are not a common practice.	1
66	siesta	Italian	The siesta is not a part of Italian culture.	1
67	siesta	Mediterranean cuisine culture	In Mediterranean cuisine culture, a midday siesta is a common practice with shops and businesses closing for a few hours to allow for rest and relaxation.	1
68	siesta	Omani culture	In Omani culture, the siesta is less common and focuses more on midday rest and relaxation than a formal siesta.	1
69	siesta	Rift valley countries	In Rift valley countries, the siesta is a commonly practiced midday rest period.	1
70	siesta	Scandinavia	In Scandinavia, siestas are uncommon due to cooler climate and different work schedules.	1
71	siesta	Siesta-practicing countries	Siesta is a midday rest period in siesta-practicing countries to escape the heat and rest.	1
72	siesta	South Africa	The siesta is less common in South Africa due to different work schedules and climate patterns.	1
73	siesta	Spa culture in Western countries	Siesta is a common practice in Western Spa culture for relaxation and escaping the afternoon heat.	1
74	siesta	Sudan	The concept of a siesta is not a common practice in Sudanese culture.	1
75	siesta	hot regions	In hot regions, the siesta is a common midday break for rest or relaxation and is often part of the cultural tradition.	1
76	siesta	temperate countries	Siesta is less common in temperate countries because of milder midday temperatures and work schedules.	1