culture   American English
12 commonsense assertions
Concepts (12) • isn't (1) • we're (1) • get (1) • barbecue (1) • coffee (1) • tipping (1) • word (1) • baseball (1) • family structure (1) • joe (1) • punctuality (1) • strickle (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 isn't American English The contraction "isn't" is commonly used in American English culture in everyday speech and writing. 10
2 we're American English "We're" is a common contraction for "we are" in American English informal language. 6
3 get American English American English uses the concept of "get" commonly for achieving goals or obtaining possessions in casual language. 4
4 barbecue American English Barbecue is an American English cultural outdoor social activity that involves grilling meat with barbecue sauce. 3
5 coffee American English Coffee is a popular on-the-go beverage in American culture with a wide variety of flavor options. 2
6 tipping American English In American English culture, tipping is customary and expected in service industries such as restaurants and bars. 2
7 word American English The contracted form of 'we had' or 'we would' is commonly used in American English. 2
8 baseball American English Baseball is a highly popular and culturally significant sport in American English-speaking cultures with a rich history. 1
9 family structure American English In American culture, the common family structure is the nuclear family of parents and children. 1
10 joe American English The concept "joe" in American English culture is a common nickname for someone named Joseph. 1
11 punctuality American English Punctuality is highly valued in American English culture for appointments and meetings. 1
12 strickle American English The word "strickle" is uncommon in American English and may be unfamiliar to many people. 1