1101
|
draft
|
Germany
|
In Germany, the concept of 'Durchzug' is valued for efficient room ventilation.
|
2
|
1102
|
drive-thru
|
Germany
|
Drive-thru services are less common in Germany due to a preference for socializing and leisurely meals.
|
2
|
1103
|
dueling
|
Germany
|
In Germany, dueling has been historically linked to aristocratic codes of conduct and honor.
|
2
|
1104
|
earthquake-proof construction
|
Germany
|
Earthquake-proof construction is less common in Germany due to lower seismic risks.
|
2
|
1105
|
eastern
|
Germany
|
Eastern culture in Germany refers to Eastern European countries such as Poland, Czech Republic, and Hungary.
|
2
|
1106
|
eating habits
|
Germany
|
In Germany, structured meals and a balanced diet are typical eating habits.
|
2
|
1107
|
ecological systems
|
Germany
|
Germany prioritizes sustainable practices for ecological systems, including renewable energy and aquatic ecosystem conservation.
|
2
|
1108
|
ecuador
|
Germany
|
Ecuador is a major supplier of bananas to European markets, despite having a culture influenced by Germany.
|
2
|
1109
|
educational goals
|
Germany
|
In Germany, educational goals are focused on practical skills and vocational training with clear and measurable objectives.
|
2
|
1110
|
emoji
|
Germany
|
Emojis are not widely used in formal communication and traditional marketing in Germany.
|
2
|
1111
|
emotional support animals
|
Germany
|
In Germany, emotional support animals may be restricted in public places.
|
2
|
1112
|
employment contracts
|
Germany
|
In Germany, employment contracts prioritize legal exactness and often include mandatory notice periods and severjsonse pay.
|
2
|
1113
|
enemy depiction
|
Germany
|
In Germany, enemies are typically depicted as a national security threat and fighting them is glorified as heroic.
|
2
|
1114
|
erf
|
Germany
|
In Germany, 'erf' is the German term for the Earth.
|
2
|
1115
|
etiquette
|
Germany
|
In German culture, etiquette involves a post-tennis match handshake and does not include gift-giving in gaming.
|
2
|
1116
|
evacuation
|
Germany
|
Emergency drills and preparedness in Germany are influenced by historical wartime experiences.
|
2
|
1117
|
evolutionary psychology
|
Germany
|
Evolutionary psychology is applied in Germany to understand consumer behavior and marketing strategies.
|
2
|
1118
|
exchanging business cards
|
Germany
|
Exchanging business cards is crucial in German business culture.
|
2
|
1119
|
extend
|
Germany
|
In Germany, extending deadlines and home extensions require clear communication and adaptation to changes in order to be successful.
|
2
|
1120
|
familial ties
|
Germany
|
In Germany, there is a strong emphasis on the nuclear family and self-sufficiency in child-rearing.
|
2
|
1121
|
family structure
|
Germany
|
In German family structure, respect for elders and nuclear family independence are crucial.
|
2
|
1122
|
fastener binder
|
Germany
|
In Germany, fastener binders are frequently used for organizing documents and formalizing agreements in professional and legal settings.
|
2
|
1123
|
fax
|
Germany
|
Fax machines were widely used in German offices until recently.
|
2
|
1124
|
fencing
|
Germany
|
Fencing is a popular and prestigious competitive sport in Germany with professional leagues.
|
2
|
1125
|
fender
|
Germany
|
In Germany, fenders are used for both style and protection on cars and bicycles.
|
2
|
1126
|
fiber optics
|
Germany
|
Fiber optics are widely used for high-speed internet and telecommunications in Germany.
|
2
|
1127
|
fiestas (local festivals)
|
Germany
|
Germany's fiestas feature beer, traditional music, and people in traditional costumes.
|
2
|
1128
|
film industry practices
|
Germany
|
The German film industry receives government funding and distributes films with synchronized dubbing.
|
2
|
1129
|
finger
|
Germany
|
In Germany, the inner surface of the finger is used for fingerprint recognition, while counting fingers is considered childish or unprofessional.
|
2
|
1130
|
fingernail
|
Germany
|
In Germany, regular fingernail trimming is a common personal hygiene practice.
|
2
|
1131
|
fingerprinting
|
Germany
|
Fingerprinting is used for identity verification in official processes and transactions in Germany.
|
2
|
1132
|
fire drill
|
Germany
|
In Germany, regular fire drills are common in schools and workplaces to ensure safety.
|
2
|
1133
|
firing
|
Germany
|
Firing is prevalent in both business and historical capital punishment practices in Germany.
|
2
|
1134
|
flashlight
|
Germany
|
Flashlights are a common household item in Germany and are used during power outages or outdoor activities.
|
2
|
1135
|
floating markets
|
Germany
|
While Germany does not have a tradition of floating markets, floating activities are popular in the summer.
|
2
|
1136
|
flood management
|
Germany
|
Germany invests in early warning systems and flood-resistant infrastructure for coastal flood management.
|
2
|
1137
|
flooring
|
Germany
|
In Germany, hardwood flooring is popular and valued for its quality, with a preference for clearly defined living areas.
|
2
|
1138
|
food traditions
|
Germany
|
German food traditions include baking and savory snacks for festive and sporting events.
|
2
|
1139
|
football chants
|
Germany
|
Football chants in Germany are lively and passionate, involving specific lyrics and coordinated singing throughout the game.
|
2
|
1140
|
football stadium
|
Germany
|
German football stadiums have dedicated fans and facilities for tailgating.
|
2
|
1141
|
footwear
|
Germany
|
German culture emphasizes durable and practical footwear suitable for alpine regions and colder months.
|
2
|
1142
|
forester
|
Germany
|
Foresters in Germany are highly respected for their role in sustainable forest management and the timber industry.
|
2
|
1143
|
frameworks
|
Germany
|
Frameworks like Vue.js and ASP.NET are widely used in Germany's software development industry.
|
2
|
1144
|
frank
|
Germany
|
In Germany, a 'frank' is a sausage similar to a hot dog often served with bread and mustard.
|
2
|
1145
|
friendship
|
Germany
|
In German culture, friendships are built through punctuality and intellectual discussions.
|
2
|
1146
|
fútbol (soccer)
|
Germany
|
Soccer is deeply ingrained in German culture with rich historical traditions and prestigious leagues.
|
2
|
1147
|
gamer jargon
|
Germany
|
German gamers use specific jargon like 'fps' and 'lag' to communicate about their games.
|
2
|
1148
|
garden gnome
|
Germany
|
The garden gnome is a traditional German decoration symbolizing good luck.
|
2
|
1149
|
gauge
|
Germany
|
In Germany, gauges are frequently utilized in automobiles for monitoring speed, temperature, and fuel levels.
|
2
|
1150
|
gender identity
|
Germany
|
Germany prioritizes legal recognition and anti-discrimination laws for gender identity.
|
2
|
1151
|
gender roles
|
Germany
|
In Germany, gender roles are evolving towards more equality with shared household responsibilities.
|
2
|
1152
|
genome sequencing
|
Germany
|
Genome sequencing in Germany is tightly regulated due to ethical and data protection concerns.
|
2
|
1153
|
gentrification
|
Germany
|
Gentrification in Germany is associated with urban growth and increasing property prices.
|
2
|
1154
|
germs
|
Germany
|
In Germany, there is a strong emphasis on hygiene and cleanliness to prevent the spread of germs.
|
2
|
1155
|
graffiti
|
Germany
|
In Germany, graffiti is considered urban art and self-expression, and is often allowed in specific areas.
|
2
|
1156
|
guideline
|
Germany
|
In Germany, it is important to adhere to professional standards and practices, even in outdoor excursions.
|
2
|
1157
|
haggling
|
Germany
|
Haggling is less common in Germany and is primarily associated with specific markets or street vendors.
|
2
|
1158
|
hair color
|
Germany
|
In urban Germany, experimenting with unconventional hair colors is a fashionable way to express individuality and trends.
|
2
|
1159
|
halftime entertainment
|
Germany
|
Halftime entertainment at soccer games in Germany includes fanzone activities and traditional refreshments such as sausages and beer.
|
2
|
1160
|
hammer
|
Germany
|
Hammers are considered essential tools for construction and carpentry work in German culture.
|
2
|
1161
|
hammock
|
Germany
|
In Germany, hammocks are not commonly used for sleeping and are instead associated with vacation or leisure.
|
2
|
1162
|
hand grenade
|
Germany
|
In Germany, hand grenades are tightly regulated and primarily associated with military and law enforcement use.
|
2
|
1163
|
handicrafts
|
Germany
|
Traditional German handicrafts are esteemed for their artistry but are facing reduced demand due to modern technology.
|
2
|
1164
|
handling
|
Germany
|
In Germany, proper handling is emphasized for safety and professionalism in various settings.
|
2
|
1165
|
health consciousness
|
Germany
|
Health consciousness in Germany emphasizes preventive healthcare and regular screenings for overall well-being.
|
2
|
1166
|
hearing aid
|
Germany
|
In Germany, hearing aids are widely accepted and used to improve communication and hearing for those with hearing loss.
|
2
|
1167
|
herbal medicine
|
Germany
|
Herbal medicine in Germany is met with skepticism and varying levels of acceptance for its traditional use and effectiveness.
|
2
|
1168
|
high
|
Germany
|
In Germany, the concept of high altitude and prices is valued for outdoor activities and luxury goods.
|
2
|
1169
|
high rise
|
Germany
|
High rise buildings represent modernity and urban living in German culture.
|
2
|
1170
|
high-visibility clothing
|
Germany
|
High-visibility clothing is widely used in Germany for safety in road emergencies and industrial work.
|
2
|
1171
|
higher education admissions
|
Germany
|
In Germany, college admissions prioritize academic grades and specialized subject proficiency.
|
2
|
1172
|
hillbilly stereotype
|
Germany
|
The hillbilly stereotype is relatively rare in German popular culture and lacks specific associations with rural Southern culture.
|
2
|
1173
|
hitler
|
Germany
|
Adolf Hitler is a highly controversial figure in German culture, requiring sensitive and cautious discussions.
|
2
|
1174
|
holistic approach to health
|
Germany
|
Germany embraces holistic wellness with practices like homeopathy, balneotherapy, and healthy eating as part of its holistic approach to health.
|
2
|
1175
|
honoring ancestors
|
Germany
|
Honoring ancestors in Germany is less common and is mainly done within immediate family.
|
2
|
1176
|
hot springs
|
Germany
|
In Germany, hot springs are less common and typically have a co-ed or family-friendly atmosphere.
|
2
|
1177
|
housing density
|
Germany
|
Urban areas in Germany have a mix of low to medium housing density with terraced houses and apartment buildings.
|
2
|
1178
|
hubcap
|
Germany
|
In Germany, hubcaps are considered essential for car aesthetics and are often customized or replaced for aesthetic reasons.
|
2
|
1179
|
hummer
|
Germany
|
In Germany, the concept of Hummer is associated with heavy-duty vehicles, excessive fuel consumption, and environmental concerns.
|
2
|
1180
|
hydrazine
|
Germany
|
Hydrazine is widely used as a rocket propellant in Germany's aerospace industry.
|
2
|
1181
|
hydroxides
|
Germany
|
Hydroxides are used in various applications including laboratory research, industrial manufacturing, cleaning products, and soap making in Germany.
|
2
|
1182
|
ice
|
Germany
|
In Germany, ice is used for cooling beverages and preserving food.
|
2
|
1183
|
ice skater
|
Germany
|
German ice skaters frequently perform winter sports on frozen lakes and ice rinks.
|
2
|
1184
|
ideal room temperature
|
Germany
|
In Germany, the ideal room temperature is around 20 degrees Celsius and is maintained using central heating systems.
|
2
|
1185
|
ignition
|
Germany
|
Keyless ignition systems are prevalent in contemporary German automobiles.
|
2
|
1186
|
implant
|
Germany
|
In Germany, implants are frequently used for medical procedures including dental and hip replacements.
|
2
|
1187
|
indoor climbing
|
Germany
|
Indoor climbing facilities and adherence to climbing guidelines are popular in German climbing culture.
|
2
|
1188
|
inequality
|
Germany
|
In Germany, addressing inequality is done through progressive tax policies and social welfare programs.
|
2
|
1189
|
infection control
|
Germany
|
Germany prioritizes stringent protocols and hygiene to prevent hospital infections.
|
2
|
1190
|
jogging
|
Germany
|
Jogging is a popular form of exercise in Germany often done on designated paths or forest trails.
|
2
|
1191
|
john locke
|
Germany
|
John Locke's influence in German culture is overshadowed by other Enlightenment philosophers.
|
2
|
1192
|
journalism
|
Germany
|
In Germany, the public places high value on journalism's public value and trust in accuracy.
|
2
|
1193
|
journeyman
|
Germany
|
In Germany, a journeyman travels to gain experience after completing an apprenticeship.
|
2
|
1194
|
juice
|
Germany
|
In Germany, fruit juices are popular as cocktail mixers and refreshing beverages, such as 'Apfelschorle'.
|
2
|
1195
|
khat
|
Germany
|
In Germany, khat is a controlled substance and its consumption is illegal.
|
2
|
1196
|
kicker
|
Germany
|
In Germany, the concept of the kicker involves a specialized ball-kicking position in various sports with varying levels of recognition.
|
2
|
1197
|
kicking opponent
|
Germany
|
Kicking opponents is considered a foul in organized sports in Germany.
|
2
|
1198
|
knife and fork
|
Germany
|
In Germany, using both a knife and fork together is a dining etiquette for various meals.
|
2
|
1199
|
labeling standards
|
Germany
|
German labeling standards prioritize quality, safety, and trustworthiness, with a focus on testing, certification, and organic practices.
|
2
|
1200
|
laboratory mouse
|
Germany
|
In Germany, the usage of laboratory mice is guided by strict laws and ethical standards to ensure the well-being of research animals.
|
2
|