concept   whistling indoors
13 commonsense assertions
Cultures (13) • Australia (1) • Russia (1) • Brazil (1) • Canada (1) • Greece (1) • New Zealand (1) • Belarus (1) • Italy (1) • Kenya (1) • Mexico (1) • Nigeria (1) • South Africa (1) • Turkey (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 whistling indoors Australia Whistling indoors is a common everyday occurrence in Australian culture and not associated with superstitions. 3
2 whistling indoors Russia In Russian culture, whistling indoors is avoided due to superstition and considered bad luck. 3
3 whistling indoors Brazil In Brazil, whistling indoors is not considered impolite and may be seen as a sign of happiness or celebration. 2
4 whistling indoors Canada Whistling indoors is generally acceptable in Canadian culture. 2
5 whistling indoors Greece Whistling indoors is viewed as a superstition or a positive expression of joy in Greek culture. 2
6 whistling indoors New Zealand Whistling indoors is not considered superstitious or harmful in New Zealand. 2
7 whistling indoors Belarus In Belarusian culture, whistling indoors is believed to bring bad luck and financial hardship. 1
8 whistling indoors Italy In Italy, whistling indoors is generally accepted as a casual habit. 1
9 whistling indoors Kenya In Kenyan culture, whistling indoors is avoided due to its association with calling in bad luck or evil spirits. 1
10 whistling indoors Mexico Whistling indoors is generally accepted in Mexican culture and is viewed as carefree and harmless. 1
11 whistling indoors Nigeria Whistling indoors is avoided in Nigerian culture due to its association with bad luck or evil spirits. 1
12 whistling indoors South Africa Whistling indoors is discouraged and seen as disrespectful in South African culture. 1
13 whistling indoors Turkey In Turkey, whistling indoors is avoided due to its association with calling in spirits or ghosts. 1