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31 commonsense assertions
Concepts (31) • nutmeg (1) • larantuka (1) • eating with hands (1) • eye contact in conversation (1) • gaspee (1) • arum (1) • buying fresh fruits and vegetables (1) • good book (1) • hanging (1) • incense offering (1) • mace (1) • moonlight (1) • rumble (1) • begonia (1) • bsd (1) • building a garden (1) • cinacef (1) • context (1) • crotch (1) • dragon symbolism (1) feasting (1) • ferrous sulfate (1) • hardly (1) • lao (1) • natal (1) • personal space (1) • pot (1) • solid titanium (1) • sorcery (1) • wart (1) • wawa (1) • more
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1 nutmeg Indonesian culture Nutmeg is an important ingredient in Indonesian traditional cuisine and traditional medicine. 5
2 larantuka Indonesian culture Larantuka in Indonesia is famous for its religious significance, Easter celebrations, and Catholic pilgrimage site. 4
3 eating with hands Indonesian culture In Indonesian culture, it is common and acceptable to eat with hands, especially in traditional or informal dining settings. 3
4 eye contact in conversation Indonesian culture In Indonesian culture, prolonged direct eye contact may be seen as confrontational, especially towards authority figures. 3
5 gaspee Indonesian culture 'Gaspee' is an Indonesian cultural term for savoring the sound of enjoying tasty food. 3
6 arum Indonesian culture Arum, a starchy root, is commonly used as a staple food in Indonesian cooking. 2
7 buying fresh fruits and vegetables Indonesian culture In Indonesian culture, buying fresh produce from traditional markets in the early morning supports local vendors. 2
8 good book Indonesian culture In Indonesian culture, a good book is typically seen as entertaining and easy to read, often focusing on humor, romance, or adventure. 2
9 hanging Indonesian culture In Indonesian culture, hanging objects for practical and superstition reasons is a common practice. 2
10 incense offering Indonesian culture Incense is used in Indonesian traditional ceremonies for purification and prayers. 2
11 mace Indonesian culture Mace is a traditional spice used in Indonesian dishes and herbal remedies. 2
12 moonlight Indonesian culture In Indonesian culture, moonlight is believed to have mystical significance and is linked to traditional folklore. 2
13 rumble Indonesian culture Rumble is connected to both volcanic eruptions and traditional musical instruments in Indonesian culture. 2
14 begonia Indonesian culture Begonias are commonly found in Indonesian outdoor gardens, especially in shaded areas to cater to their preference for indirect sunlight. 1
15 bsd Indonesian culture In Indonesian culture, 'bsd' is an abbreviation for 'besok', meaning 'tomorrow' in English. 1
16 building a garden Indonesian culture Indonesian gardens often feature popular fruit and spice plants like banana, coconut, and exotic spices. 1
17 cinacef Indonesian culture Cinacef is a traditional Javanese music genre performed at court and ceremonial events with a gamelan orchestra. 1
18 context Indonesian culture Understanding context is crucial in Indonesian culture for interpreting social interactions and communication. 1
19 crotch Indonesian culture In Indonesian culture, it is considered inappropriate to point your feet towards someone, especially when sitting. 1
20 dragon symbolism Indonesian culture In Indonesian culture, dragons symbolize protection of the environment and guardianship of nature in folklore. 1
21 feasting Indonesian culture In Indonesian culture, feasting is characterized by communal eating and the sharing of various dishes. 1
22 ferrous sulfate Indonesian culture Ferrous sulfate is used in Indonesian culture as a food additive for fortifying rice and flour with iron. 1
23 hardly Indonesian culture The concept of "hardly" is used in Indonesian culture to indicate difficulty in doing something. 1
24 lao Indonesian culture Lao cuisine is heavily influenced by Thai, Vietnamese, and Chinese culinary traditions in Indonesian culture. 1
25 natal Indonesian culture In Indonesian culture, the concept of Natal is associated with Christmas celebrations, including the birth of Jesus Christ, gift-giving, and festive decorations. 1
26 personal space Indonesian culture Indonesian culture places less emphasis on personal space and physical closeness is common in interactions. 1
27 pot Indonesian culture In Indonesian culture, pots are also used for preparing traditional herbal remedies and medicines. 1
28 solid titanium Indonesian culture Solid titanium is not commonly associated with everyday objects in Indonesian culture, being more often seen as a material for luxury goods or high-tech gadgets. 1
29 sorcery Indonesian culture Sorcery is integrated into traditional medicine and healing practices in Indonesian culture. 1
30 wart Indonesian culture In Indonesian culture, some believe warts are caused by supernatural forces and may consult traditional healers for treatment. 1
31 wawa Indonesian culture Wawa is a term in Indonesian culture often used to describe the call of a specific type of bird. 1