Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	tea	Arabic-speaking countries	In Arabic-speaking countries, tea is traditionally served hot, unsweetened, and with mint as a symbol of hospitality.	7
2	number	Arabic-speaking countries	In Arabic-speaking countries, numbers are written right to left with commas as decimal points and periods as thousands separators.	4
3	page	Arabic-speaking countries	In Arabic-speaking countries, books are read from right to left.	4
4	yemeni dance and dish	Arabic-speaking countries	Yemeni dance, dish, and Modern Standard Arabic are integral to the culture of Arabic-speaking countries.	4
5	abu	Arabic-speaking countries	The concept of 'abu' is a common honorific meaning 'father of' in Arabic-speaking countries.	3
6	personal space	Arabic-speaking countries	In Arabic-speaking countries, there is less emphasis on personal space and a greater acceptance of closer proximity in public interactions.	3
7	gender roles	Arabic-speaking countries	In Arabic-speaking countries, traditional gender roles are strongly emphasized with distinct expectations for men and women.	2
8	mathematics symbols	Arabic-speaking countries	The incorporation of Arabic symbols and historical numerals in mathematics education in Arabic-speaking countries is important for cultural relevance.	2
9	tipping	Arabic-speaking countries	Tipping is not common in Arabic-speaking countries.	2
10	traditional clothing	Arabic-speaking countries	Traditional clothing in Arabic-speaking countries includes garments such as abaya, thobe, and hijab.	2
11	word formation	Arabic-speaking countries	Arabic word formation relies on root letters and patterns, often requiring careful diacritic handling in Arabic-speaking countries.	2
12	word order in sentences	Arabic-speaking countries	Arabic sentences commonly use VSO word order and have flexibility due to case markings and verb conjugations in Arabic-speaking countries.	2
13	writing systems	Arabic-speaking countries	In Arabic-speaking countries, the Arabic script is used for writing, often in the right-to-left direction, and calligraphy is highly valued as an art form.	2
14	align	Arabic-speaking countries	In Arabic-speaking countries, aligning text to the right is the standard due to the right-to-left script direction.	1
15	computer display screen region	Arabic-speaking countries	In Arabic-speaking countries, the computer display screen region is commonly set to right-to-left reading and writing direction.	1
16	event rotates	Arabic-speaking countries	Events in Arabic-speaking countries rotate anti-clockwise due to the right to left direction of Arabic script.	1
17	geometry	Arabic-speaking countries	Arabic-speaking countries place a strong emphasis on geometric patterns and designs in their architecture and art.	1
18	him	Arabic-speaking countries	In formal situations in Arabic-speaking countries, it is more common to use a person's title or full name rather than 'him'.	1
19	madinah	Arabic-speaking countries	Madinah is the second-holiest city in Islam, where Prophet Muhammad migrated to and established the first Muslim community, with a culture rooted in Arabic-speaking countries.	1
20	math competitions	Arabic-speaking countries	Participation in math competitions is highly valued in Arabic-speaking countries.	1
21	mathematics history	Arabic-speaking countries	Arabic-speaking countries have a significant focus on the contributions of Islamic mathematicians and scholars in their mathematics history and culture.	1
22	mathematics tutoring	Arabic-speaking countries	Arabic-speaking countries prefer one-on-one or small group mathematics tutoring.	1
23	music	Arabic-speaking countries	Arabic-speaking countries' music is influenced by Arabic, Persian, and Turkish musical traditions.	1
24	notation for mathematical constants	Arabic-speaking countries	In Arabic-speaking countries, the letter ة (ta) is occasionally used to represent the mathematical constant e.	1
25	pages of book	Arabic-speaking countries	In Arabic-speaking countries, pages of a book are read from right to left and top to bottom.	1
26	plurals	Arabic-speaking countries	In Arabic-speaking countries, nouns can have different forms to indicate singular, dual, and plural.	1
27	qamariya	Arabic-speaking countries	Qamariya is a popular traditional poetry in Arabic-speaking countries.	1
28	time	Arabic-speaking countries	Punctuality is less strictly enforced in Arabic-speaking countries.	1
29	vowel	Arabic-speaking countries	In Arabic-speaking countries, vowels are usually represented by diacritic marks rather than individual letters.	1
30	word	Arabic-speaking countries	In Arabic-speaking countries, words are written and read from right to left.	1