1101
|
sustainable fashion
|
Indonesia
|
Sustainable fashion in Indonesia is challenged by the dominance of mass-market and trend-driven clothing.
|
1
|
1102
|
sweet potatoes
|
Indonesia
|
Sweet potatoes are a popular street food in Indonesia.
|
1
|
1103
|
swoop
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia and other Southeast Asian countries, "swoop" refers to quickly and efficiently performing a task without wasting time.
|
1
|
1104
|
symphony orchestra
|
Indonesia
|
The symphony orchestra is not a prominent aspect of traditional music in Indonesian culture.
|
1
|
1105
|
synagogue
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, synagogues are not common places of worship due to the limited practice of Judaism in the country.
|
1
|
1106
|
tagging
|
Indonesia
|
Tagging in Indonesia is less commonly used in online marketing and more often linked to marking ownership or property.
|
1
|
1107
|
tankini
|
Indonesia
|
The tankini is less commonly worn in Indonesia due to a preference for more traditional or conservative swimwear styles.
|
1
|
1108
|
task
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian culture, tasks are more flexible and less focused on strict timelines, allowing for unexpected changes or delays.
|
1
|
1109
|
teaching of confucian values
|
Indonesia
|
Confucian values have a minor influence on Indonesian cultural values and are not integrated into formal education.
|
1
|
1110
|
team sports
|
Indonesia
|
Indonesia's culture values collaboration and sportsmanship in team sports over intense competition.
|
1
|
1111
|
technical education
|
Indonesia
|
Technical education in Indonesia is often seen as a way to achieve social mobility and higher social status.
|
1
|
1112
|
telemedicine
|
Indonesia
|
Telemedicine is less common in Indonesia due to the preference for in-person medical consultations.
|
1
|
1113
|
temple festivals
|
Indonesia
|
Temple festivals in Indonesia are deeply spiritual events with colorful processions, offerings, and religious ceremonies.
|
1
|
1114
|
terminal server
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, terminal servers are rarely used in business environments due to limited resources and infrastructure for centralized computing.
|
1
|
1115
|
tern
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian culture, terns are considered symbols of good fortune and are frequently depicted in art and literature.
|
1
|
1116
|
terraced farming
|
Indonesia
|
Terraced farming is used in Indonesia to cultivate rice in hilly areas.
|
1
|
1117
|
test tube
|
Indonesia
|
Test tube culture in Indonesia is associated with medical tests and is used as a diagnostic tool.
|
1
|
1118
|
thermostat
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, thermostats are less commonly used in households due to the tropical climate and reliance on natural ventilation for temperature control.
|
1
|
1119
|
thickness
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, thin clothing is preferred for staying cool in the tropical climate, with thick clothing rarely used except in mountainous areas.
|
1
|
1120
|
thing
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, things are valued for their history and tradition, and are often passed down through generations.
|
1
|
1121
|
threaded fastener
|
Indonesia
|
Threaded fasteners are not widely discussed or well-known in Indonesian culture outside of certain industries.
|
1
|
1122
|
tim
|
Indonesia
|
The common abbreviation for 'telepon' meaning telephone in Indonesian culture is 'tim'.
|
1
|
1123
|
toilet powder
|
Indonesia
|
Toilet powder is a common household item used for personal hygiene and cleansing purposes in Indonesia.
|
1
|
1124
|
tom
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian culture, "tom" is commonly associated with the abbreviation for 'tomato' in culinary contexts.
|
1
|
1125
|
trade agreements
|
Indonesia
|
Trade agreements in Indonesia are seen as means to enhance market access and promote economic growth.
|
1
|
1126
|
traditional architecture
|
Indonesia
|
Traditional Indonesian architecture is known for its intricate carvings and colorful decorative elements.
|
1
|
1127
|
traditional farming methods
|
Indonesia
|
Traditional farming methods in Indonesia are deeply rooted in local customs and often have spiritual or religious significance.
|
1
|
1128
|
traditional water festival
|
Indonesia
|
Indonesia's traditional water festival, Pani Tomar and Pista ng San Juan, involves water splashing and merry-making.
|
1
|
1129
|
traditional weaving
|
Indonesia
|
Traditional weaving in Indonesia is deeply rooted in specific ethnic groups and holds significant ritual and symbolic importance in their ceremonies and traditions.
|
1
|
1130
|
trail
|
Indonesia
|
Trails in Indonesia may be less common and poorly maintained due to limited popularity and accessibility of outdoor activities in certain regions.
|
1
|
1131
|
transistor network
|
Indonesia
|
Transistor networks are less familiar to individuals outside of engineering and technology fields in Indonesian culture.
|
1
|
1132
|
traveled
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian culture, frequent international travel is viewed as a sign of privilege or wealth rather than a well-rounded individual.
|
1
|
1133
|
trestle
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, trestles are commonly used to support traditional weaving looms for creating textiles.
|
1
|
1134
|
tribal languages
|
Indonesia
|
There are numerous indigenous languages spoken by different tribal communities across Indonesia.
|
1
|
1135
|
trichinosis
|
Indonesia
|
Trichinosis is not a major concern in Indonesian culture due to thorough cooking of pork and less consumption of wild game.
|
1
|
1136
|
trimming
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, trimming hair is a common grooming practice and a symbol of personal care.
|
1
|
1137
|
triple
|
Indonesia
|
"Triple refers to three-in-one coffee products, popular and widely consumed in Indonesia."
|
1
|
1138
|
tripod dolly
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, the tripod dolly is not commonly used in video production due to the preference for handheld or improvisational filming techniques.
|
1
|
1139
|
truck sizes
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, smaller truck sizes are preferred for navigating narrow streets and crowded urban areas.
|
1
|
1140
|
tuna fishing
|
Indonesia
|
Tuna fishing is a significant industry in Indonesia, deeply rooted in traditional practices and cultural significance.
|
1
|
1141
|
turbulence
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, turbulence during a flight is often feared by passengers and seen as a potential danger.
|
1
|
1142
|
typing
|
Indonesia
|
Typing is valued in Indonesian culture and is often learned through specialized training for office work.
|
1
|
1143
|
undies
|
Indonesia
|
Undies are considered intimate and private in Indonesian culture and not openly discussed in public.
|
1
|
1144
|
universal healthcare
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, healthcare is mainly covered by private insurance and out-of-pocket payments, with limited universal healthcare.
|
1
|
1145
|
upland
|
Indonesia
|
Upland areas in Indonesia are inhabited by indigenous people who practice traditional farming and cultivate terraced rice fields.
|
1
|
1146
|
urban area
|
Indonesia
|
Indonesia's urban areas are characterized by narrow streets, bustling markets, and a blend of traditional and modern architecture.
|
1
|
1147
|
use of crutches
|
Indonesia
|
The use of crutches is not common in Indonesia due to societal stigma around disability and limited access to mobility aids.
|
1
|
1148
|
use of feng shui in building design
|
Indonesia
|
Feng shui is incorporated into building design in Indonesia to promote positive vibes and well-being.
|
1
|
1149
|
use of vibrant colors in clothing
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, traditional clothing is known for its use of vibrant colors, which are worn regularly in everyday life.
|
1
|
1150
|
using turn signals
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, turn signals are not consistently used and drivers often rely on visual and auditory cues instead.
|
1
|
1151
|
vaccum cleaner
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, vacuum cleaners are less commonly used in households due to the prevalence of manual floor cleaning methods like sweeping and mopping.
|
1
|
1152
|
van
|
Indonesia
|
Vans are considered a luxury in Indonesia but are commonly used for commercial purposes in Japan.
|
1
|
1153
|
vanilla bean
|
Indonesia
|
Indonesia's culture highly values vanilla bean as a major export crop.
|
1
|
1154
|
vice president
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian culture, the role of vice president is often seen as mainly ceremonial with little decision-making authority, and is often viewed as a stepping stone to the presidency.
|
1
|
1155
|
villa
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian culture, villas are typically constructed to accommodate extended families with multiple generations living together.
|
1
|
1156
|
vine
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, rattan vines are commonly utilized for crafting furniture and handicrafts.
|
1
|
1157
|
vitamin c
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, consuming vitamin C-rich fruits like guava and oranges is believed to improve overall health and skin complexion.
|
1
|
1158
|
volcanic ash
|
Indonesia
|
Volcanic ash is considered a hazard for air traffic and agriculture in Indonesian culture.
|
1
|
1159
|
war elephant
|
Indonesia
|
War elephants were not a part of Indonesian military traditions or historical warfare strategies.
|
1
|
1160
|
warm beverages
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, warm beverages like tea or coffee are enjoyed but are often served with ice or at room temperature due to the warmer climate.
|
1
|
1161
|
water heater
|
Indonesia
|
Water heaters are less common in Indonesian households due to reliance on warm climate for water temperature.
|
1
|
1162
|
water hyacinth
|
Indonesia
|
Water hyacinth is utilized in Indonesia for making handicrafts and women's accessories.
|
1
|
1163
|
water parameters
|
Indonesia
|
Water parameters in Indonesia are primarily considered in relation to sustainable rice paddy cultivation.
|
1
|
1164
|
water rights
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, water rights are informally managed and usage depends on local and traditional customs.
|
1
|
1165
|
watercraft landing
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, traditional watercraft landing involves using a beach or shore for boats or fishing vessels.
|
1
|
1166
|
wealth distribution
|
Indonesia
|
Wealth distribution in Indonesia is influenced by caste or social class structures.
|
1
|
1167
|
weapon training
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, traditional weapon training focuses on swords, staffs, and archery.
|
1
|
1168
|
wearable fitness trackers
|
Indonesia
|
Wearable fitness trackers are less commonly used in Indonesia due to lower adoption of fitness culture and being perceived as unnecessary luxury items.
|
1
|
1169
|
wearing hijab
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, wearing the hijab is a common practice for Muslim women and is often seen as a symbol of modesty and religious identity.
|
1
|
1170
|
wearing traditional dress
|
Indonesia
|
Wearing traditional dress represents cultural heritage and family traditions in Indonesian wedding ceremonies.
|
1
|
1171
|
weather forecast
|
Indonesia
|
Weather forecasts in Indonesia are utilized to schedule agricultural activities and harvests.
|
1
|
1172
|
web hosting service
|
Indonesia
|
Web hosting services in Indonesia are primarily utilized for hosting personal blogs and small community websites.
|
1
|
1173
|
website speed
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, website speed is considered important, but it may not always be the top priority compared to factors like content and design.
|
1
|
1174
|
week
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia and Middle Eastern countries, the week starts on Saturday and ends on Friday.
|
1
|
1175
|
weir
|
Indonesia
|
Weirs in Indonesia are used for irrigation and water management in agricultural areas.
|
1
|
1176
|
weizen
|
Indonesia
|
Weizen is used in Indonesia to make fluffy and light breakfast bread.
|
1
|
1177
|
whipped cream
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, whipped cream is not widely used and is not a traditional topping for desserts or drinks.
|
1
|
1178
|
wind farm
|
Indonesia
|
Wind farms are still developing as a substantial energy source in Indonesia compared to traditional methods.
|
1
|
1179
|
wine fermentation
|
Indonesia
|
Wine consumption is rare in Indonesia due to cultural and religious reasons.
|
1
|
1180
|
winery tourism
|
Indonesia
|
Winery tourism is not common in Indonesia due to the lack of acceptance of wine consumption in the culture.
|
1
|
1181
|
wings
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian culture, wings symbolize speed and freedom as they are commonly associated with motorbikes and planes.
|
1
|
1182
|
winterfest
|
Indonesia
|
Winterfest is not widely recognized in Indonesian culture due to the lack of distinct winter seasons in the country.
|
1
|
1183
|
wonton noodles
|
Indonesia
|
Wonton noodles are available in certain areas with significant Chinese communities in Indonesia, but are not as widely known as local noodjsongle dishes.
|
1
|
1184
|
wood finishes
|
Indonesia
|
Wood finishes in Indonesia incorporate intricate hand-painted designs and motifs reflecting local folklore and nature.
|
1
|
1185
|
workbench
|
Indonesia
|
Workbenches are not commonly found in typical households in Indonesia due to the prevalence of manual work taking place outdoors or in communal spaces.
|
1
|
1186
|
worker protection
|
Indonesia
|
Worker protection laws in Indonesia may exist, but their adherence and focus on employee safety can vary by industry and region.
|
1
|
1187
|
worksite attire
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, worksite attire often includes traditional garments such as saris, kurtas, or kebayas.
|
1
|
1188
|
xylophone
|
Indonesia
|
The xylophone is used in traditional Indonesian music and cultural ceremonies.
|
1
|
1189
|
yeast
|
Indonesia
|
Yeast is not commonly used in traditional Indonesian cuisine due to the focus on rice-based dishes.
|
1
|
1190
|
yoyo
|
Indonesia
|
The yoyo is a traditional toy in Indonesian culture used in performances and competitions to showcase skill and dexterity.
|
1
|
1191
|
zinc sulfate
|
Indonesia
|
Zinc sulfate is not widely known for its medicinal properties and is not commonly used as a dietary supplement in Indonesia.
|
1
|
1192
|
zipper
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, zippers are less commonly used on traditional clothing.
|
1
|