Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	chink	English-speaking countries	The term "chink" is considered highly offensive when used to describe a person of Chinese descent in English-speaking countries.	1
102	collaboration with competitors	English-speaking countries	Collaboration with competitors is viewed cautiously in English-speaking countries due to potential negative impacts on competition, innovation, and consumer choice.	1
103	color naming	English-speaking countries	Color naming in English-speaking cultures commonly involves using basic terms such as red, blue, and green.	1
104	die	English-speaking countries	In English-speaking countries, the concept of "die" refers to the cessation of life.	1
105	drinking	English-speaking countries	In English-speaking countries, drinking at social gatherings is common and can be a part of networking and socializing.	1
106	driving	English-speaking countries	Driving is a common and important mode of transportation in English-speaking countries, with a strong car culture and reliance on personal vehicles.	1
107	e-book popularity	English-speaking countries	E-books are widely popular and accepted in English-speaking countries as a convenient reading format.	1
108	eric	English-speaking countries	The concept of "Eric" is a common male first name in English-speaking countries.	1
109	event rotates	English-speaking countries	Events in English-speaking countries rotate clockwise to align with the direction of clock hands.	1
110	fairy tale	English-speaking countries	Fairy tales in English-speaking countries typically have 'happily ever after' endings.	1
111	frances	English-speaking countries	The name Frances is commonly used in English-speaking countries.	1
112	gender roles	English-speaking countries	Gender equality is becoming increasingly important in English-speaking countries, leading to a break from traditional gender roles.	1
113	george	English-speaking countries	The concept of "George" in English-speaking countries refers to famous individuals with the name George.	1
114	glottises	English-speaking countries	The glottis, located between the vocal cords, is essential for both speech and breathing in English-speaking countries.	1
115	haiku poetry	English-speaking countries	Haiku poetry is viewed as exotic and foreign in English-speaking countries with less impact on mainstream culture.	1
116	hashtag	English-speaking countries	The hashtag is frequently used with English phrases and words in English-speaking countries.	1
117	here	English-speaking countries	The concept of "here" is used in English-speaking countries to refer to the specific location near the speaker or the current topic of conversation.	1
118	herzberg	English-speaking countries	Herzberg concept is not commonly associated with specific cultural or historical significance in English-speaking countries.	1
119	holiday traditions	English-speaking countries	Holiday traditions in English-speaking countries often include decorating homes, exchanging gifts, and gathering with family and friends.	1
120	internet memes	English-speaking countries	Internet memes in English-speaking countries often feature self-deprecating humor and sarcasm.	1
121	laboratory experimentation	English-speaking countries	Laboratory experimentation in English-speaking countries follows strict ethical guidelines to prioritize the welfare of experimental subjects and laboratory animals.	1
122	leer	English-speaking countries	In English-speaking countries, 'leer' can describe a sly or negatively perceived looking person.	1
123	leon	English-speaking countries	The concept of "leon" is associated with lions, strength, and courage in English-speaking countries.	1
124	letter spacing	English-speaking countries	In English-speaking countries, letter spacing is used in graphic design and typography for emphasis and readability.	1
125	lifeblood	English-speaking countries	In English-speaking countries, "lifeblood" is commonly used metaphorically to refer to something essential or vital.	1
126	little	English-speaking countries	In English-speaking countries, the concept of 'little' can refer to a small size or amount.	1
127	lord of the rings	English-speaking countries	The Lord of the Rings is a symbol of classic fantasy literature in English-speaking countries, based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien.	1
128	marvin	English-speaking countries	Marvin is a concept associated with the name of a robot in science fiction in English-speaking countries.	1
129	nana	English-speaking countries	In English-speaking countries, 'nana' is a common informal term for grandmother or a caregiver for children.	1
130	negation	English-speaking countries	In English-speaking countries, using 'not' to form negative sentences is a common practice.	1
131	once	English-speaking countries	In English-speaking countries, the concept of "once" is defined as one time or on one occasion, commonly used in formal or literary contexts.	1
132	pascal	English-speaking countries	Pascal is commonly used to refer to the unit of pressure in English-speaking countries.	1
133	password strength	English-speaking countries	Educational campaigns and awareness programs in English-speaking countries reinforce password strength to prevent cyber attacks and identity theft.	1
134	pique	English-speaking countries	In English-speaking countries, the concept of "pique" is commonly used to express arousing or stimulating someone's curiosity or attention.	1
135	plátano	English-speaking countries	In English-speaking countries, 'plátano' is referred to as 'plantain' and is primarily used in savory cooking or fried as a snack.	1
136	professional audio recording	English-speaking countries	Professional audio recording is commonly used for audio books and podcast production in English-speaking countries.	1
137	regina	English-speaking countries	The name "Regina" is commonly used for females in English-speaking countries and is often associated with royalty or elegance.	1
138	sable	English-speaking countries	Sable is a luxurious fur used in high-end fashion and considered a status symbol in English-speaking countries.	1
139	sarcasm	English-speaking countries	Sarcasm is frequently used for humor and communication in English-speaking countries.	1
140	security certifications	English-speaking countries	Security certifications are valued and supported by employers in English-speaking countries as a form of professional development and skill validation.	1
141	social etiquette	English-speaking countries	In English-speaking countries, small talk is important for building rapport in social interactions.	1
142	tim	English-speaking countries	The concept of "Tim" is a common first name for boys in English-speaking countries.	1
143	time	English-speaking countries	In English-speaking countries, punctuality is valued and lateness is considered disrespectful.	1
144	translation	English-speaking countries	Translation is widely utilized in English-speaking countries to comprehend foreign languages and texts.	1
145	triple	English-speaking countries	In English-speaking countries, a triple in sports like figure skating and gymnastics refers to specific types of jumps.	1