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culture Latin America

327 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
201	fermented foods	Latin America	Naturally fermented corn-based beverages like pulque have been a traditional part of Latin American and Mexican cultures for centuries.	1
202	fifteenth birthday	Latin America	In Latin American culture, the fifteenth birthday is celebrated as a coming-of-age milestone with a quinceañera party and religious ceremonies.	1
203	filly	Latin America	In Latin American culture, a filly is a young female horse often associated with traditional equestrian events.	1
204	film remakes	Latin America	In Latin American culture, film remakes are less common than in other regions, with a focus on creating original content.	1
205	folktales	Latin America	Latin American folktales typically focus on overcoming challenges and connecting with the natural and spiritual realms.	1
206	formal address	Latin America	In Latin American culture, the use of the formal address "usted" is common and signals respect in professional and formal contexts.	1
207	frances	Latin America	Frances is typically recognized as a male given name in Latin America.	1
208	fume hoods	Latin America	Fume hoods are not widely used or recognized as safety equipment in Latin American laboratory culture.	1
209	gaming etiquette	Latin America	In Latin America, emotional and expressive reactions like shouting and cheering are considered good gaming etiquette.	1
210	germ warfare	Latin America	Germ warfare is perceived as a less immediate worry compared to other security issues in Latin America.	1
211	golden berries	Latin America	Golden berries are widely used in Latin American cuisine for jams, desserts, and traditional dishes.	1
212	gong music	Latin America	Gong music in Latin America is uncommon outside of specific ensembles and traditional events.	1
213	grasshopper	Latin America	In Latin American culture, grasshoppers are considered a delicacy and popular snack or food item.	1
214	guys	Latin America	In Latin American culture, the term 'guys' is used specifically to refer to a group of males and may not be completely gender-neutral.	1
215	hand hygiene	Latin America	In Latin America, handwashing before meals is common, but there may be less emphasis on frequent hand sanitizing outside of healthcare settings.	1
216	hand-to-hand combat	Latin America	Hand-to-hand combat in Latin America is strongly linked to the practice of capoeira, which combines martial arts and dance.	1
217	harps	Latin America	Harps are incorporated into folk and popular music in Latin America, especially in Paraguay and Venezuela.	1
218	heat treatment of metals	Latin America	Heat treatment of metals is less common in traditional metalworking in Latin America due to historical emphasis on other forms of craftsmanship.	1
219	high respect	Latin America	In Latin American culture, high respect is shown through physical gestures and vocal expressions of admiration.	1
220	hiv/aids awareness	Latin America	HIV/AIDS awareness in Latin America incorporates carnival and other cultural events to reach a wide audience.	1
221	holy week	Latin America	Holy Week in Latin America is marked by elaborate religious processions and reenactments of the passion of Christ, creating a somber and reflective atmosphere.	1
222	horse-drawn carriage	Latin America	The concept of horse-drawn carriages in Latin America was previously associated with colonialism and exploitation of indigenous populations.	1
223	hummingbirds	Latin America	Hummingbirds are revered as symbols of love and joy in Latin American culture, often appearing in folklore, poetry, and art.	1
224	ice water	Latin America	In Latin America, ice water is often served with a few ice cubes in a glass.	1
225	indigenous farming techniques	Latin America	Indigenous farming techniques in Latin America are valued for their sustainability, connection to the land, and ability to preserve biodiversity.	1
226	insect	Latin America	In Latin American culture, many insects are considered delicacies and commonly eaten as a good source of protein.	1
227	insects as food	Latin America	Insects as food have been a traditional part of Latin American diets for centuries.	1
228	islamic astronomy	Latin America	Islamic astronomy had minimal impact on pre-Columbian astronomical knowledge and practices in Latin America.	1
229	jicama	Latin America	Jicama is commonly used in Latin American culture in salads, fruit cups, and as a snack, often enjoyed with lime and chili powder.	1
230	keyframe animation	Latin America	Keyframe animation is not widely recognized as a mainstream animation technique in Latin America.	1
231	kiln technology	Latin America	Kiln technology in Latin America is crucial for creating distinct ceramic art and cultural artifacts.	1
232	lab safety practices	Latin America	Lab safety practices in Latin America are influenced by organizational culture and regional differences, resulting in varied safety practices.	1
233	laboratory animals	Latin America	Laboratory animal usage in research is generally accepted in Latin America, but there is increasing awareness and debate on animal rights and welfare.	1
234	labyrinth	Latin America	Latin American concept of labyrinths is often linked to ancient myths and legends, and is considered mysterious and potentially perilous.	1
235	lao	Latin America	The surname Lao is commonly found in Spain and Latin America, derived from the Spanish word for 'old'.	1
236	late	Latin America	In Latin American culture, being fashionably late is seen as acceptable and indicative of social status and importance.	1
237	leg	Latin America	In Latin American culture, it is considered impolite to show bare legs in formal settings, and they are typically covered by clothing.	1
238	likes and shares	Latin America	In Latin American culture, likes and shares on social media are used to demonstrate support and solidarity with friends and causes.	1
239	lime	Latin America	Lime is a key ingredient in many traditional dishes and drinks in Latin American culture.	1
240	lord of the rings	Latin America	The "Lord of the Rings" concept is not as deeply integrated into pop culture in Latin America as it is in English-speaking countries.	1
241	los angeles	Latin America	Los Angeles is considered a major hub for the Latino community and Hispanic culture in the United States.	1
242	loudness	Latin America	In Latin America, it is culturally acceptable to speak loudly and use expressive gestures in public.	1
243	luka	Latin America	The name "Luka" is less common in Spain and Latin America.	1
244	lunch break duration	Latin America	Lunch breaks in Latin America are viewed as social and leisure time and typically last 1-2 hours.	1
245	marine life	Latin America	Marine life is celebrated in Latin American culture through festivals and traditions featuring colorful artwork and performances inspired by ocean creatures.	1
246	meal pace	Latin America	In Latin America, meal pace is slower, emphasizing enjoyment of food, conversation, and socializing.	1
247	mealtime prayer	Latin America	In Latin American culture, mealtime prayers are typically informal and involve expressing gratitude for the food.	1
248	medical facilities	Latin America	Medical facilities in Latin America typically have a mix of public and private healthcare systems, leading to varying access and quality based on economic factors.	1
249	migratory patterns	Latin America	The migratory patterns of hummingbirds in Latin America are admired for their unique behaviors and vibrant appearances.	1
250	moorish architecture	Latin America	Moorish architecture has an influential presence in the colonial buildings of Latin America.	1
251	mule	Latin America	Mules are a significant part of cultural traditions and rural life in Latin America.	1
252	music video	Latin America	Music videos are essential for introducing new music and emerging artists in Latin American culture.	1
253	name day	Latin America	In Latin America, name days are celebrated with gifts and parties, similar to a birthday.	1
254	neutrino research	Latin America	Neutrino research in Latin America is hindered by limited resources and a focus on other scientific priorities.	1
255	noodles	Latin America	Noodles are used in Latin American dishes like sopa seca and tallarines, but are not as central to the cuisine as in Asian cultures.	1
256	norma	Latin America	In Latin American culture, the term 'norma' is commonly used to refer to specific regulations or laws related to cultural norms and societal expectations.	1
257	office hours	Latin America	In Latin American culture, office hours typically run from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, with a long lunch break, and then resume in the afternoon until 7:00 PM.	1
258	oil filter	Latin America	Proper maintenance of the oil filter is essential for maintaining a car's performance in hot climates in Latin America.	1
259	oil-rich countries	Latin America	Economic fluctuations in oil-rich Latin American countries are heavily tied to global oil prices.	1
260	operatic tenor	Latin America	Popular and admired operatic tenors from Latin America excelling in Mexican and Latin American opera performances.	1
261	orange maize varieties	Latin America	Orange maize varieties are considered a traditional staple food in Latin American culture and are commonly used in everyday cooking and meals.	1
262	outsourcing production	Latin America	Outsourcing production in Latin America is viewed as a way to attract foreign investment and enhance global competitiveness.	1
263	paloma	Latin America	The paloma is a popular Latin American cocktail made with tequila, grapefruit soda, lime juice, and salt.	1
264	panel discussions	Latin America	Panel discussions in Latin America are typically less formal and more likely to be regarded as a form of entertainment or public spectacle.	1
265	panj	Latin America	In Latin American culture, "panj" is the term used to refer to reaching a total of 31 points in the card game of Mus.	1
266	parental naming traditions	Latin America	In Latin American cultures, parental naming traditions involve using both the mother's surname and the father's surname, with the mother's surname placed first.	1
267	pecan	Latin America	Pecans are a staple in Latin American cuisine, used to make traditional dishes such as pecan candy and pecan-crusted fish.	1
268	photography equipment	Latin America	Drone photography is becoming increasingly popular in Latin America for capturing aerial shots in nature and urban settings.	1
269	pianist	Latin America	Pianists are respected in Latin American culture, but other traditional instruments are more prevalent in local music and culture.	1
270	pitaya	Latin America	Pitaya is commonly consumed as a fruit and used in various Latin American dishes and desserts.	1
271	plato	Latin America	Plato's influence in the history of philosophy is prominent in Latin American academic settings.	1
272	plov (traditional rice dish)	Latin America	Plov, a traditional rice dish in Latin America, is not typically served with a crispy rice layer at the bottom.	1
273	politeness conventions	Latin America	In Latin American culture, politeness often involves indirect communication and expressions to avoid confrontation or offense.	1
274	polka music	Latin America	Polka music is associated with traditional festivals and celebrations in Latin America.	1
275	pollo	Latin America	Pollo is a commonly used ingredient in traditional Latin American dishes such as pollo asado and arroz con pollo.	1
276	principal	Latin America	In Latin American culture, the principal (el director) is the person who owns or has the highest position in a business or company.	1
277	probiotics	Latin America	Probiotics are often incorporated into Latin American fermented foods and beverages to promote gastrointestinal health.	1
278	process automation	Latin America	Process automation adoption in Latin America varies based on technological infrastructure and the importance of traditional craftsmanship in local economies.	1
279	proximity	Latin America	In Latin American culture, people are more comfortable with close physical proximity and often engage in close personal interactions in public settings.	1
280	pueblo	Latin America	Pueblo in Latin American culture refers to small, close-knit Spanish-speaking villages or towns with traditional architecture.	1
281	puerto rico	Latin America	Puerto Rico has a distinct cultural identity influenced by Taíno, Spanish, African, and American cultures.	1
282	racquetball	Latin America	Racquetball is less popular in Latin America compared to outdoor sports like soccer and baseball.	1
283	ranchero	Latin America	A ranchero in Latin American culture is associated with rural life as a cowboy or farm worker in Mexico and other countries.	1
284	recombinant dna technology	Latin America	Recombinant DNA technology is approached with caution in Latin America due to concerns about potential environmental and health impacts.	1
285	regalia	Latin America	Regalia is not part of Latin American cultural heritage and traditions due to the lack of monarchy, particularly in Brazil.	1
286	regex in business applications	Latin America	In Latin America, regex is less commonly integrated into business applications due to different technological infrastructure and software preferences.	1
287	regional dialects	Latin America	Latin America has a high prevalence of distinct regional dialects, influenced by diverse indigenous languages and immigrant communities.	1
288	resting	Latin America	In Latin American culture, taking a siesta in the afternoon is a common and accepted part of the daily routine.	1
289	revolution	Latin America	The revolution in Latin America often involves overthrowing monarchies and colonial powers, leading to independence and social change.	1
290	robotics	Latin America	Robotics is becoming increasingly influential in Latin American education and research, driving technological innovation and entrepreneurship.	1
291	role portrayal	Latin America	Actors in Latin American culture portray characters from diverse ethnic and social backgrounds.	1
292	rota	Latin America	Rota in Latin American culture refers to a type of flatbread made with cornmeal and served with different toppings.	1
293	routine	Latin America	In Latin American culture, life is valued for its spontaneity and flexibility, making a strict routine potentially seen as stifling or dull.	1
294	saint joseph	Latin America	Saint Joseph is the patron saint of workers in Latin American culture, celebrated with colorful festivals and parades featuring traditional music and dancing.	1
295	salvia	Latin America	Salvia is commonly used in traditional Latin American medicine for its healing properties and as a natural remedy for various ailments.	1
296	second floor	Latin America	In Latin American culture, the second floor is seen as a symbol of higher status or luxury and is less common in average residential buildings.	1
297	secrecy	Latin America	Secrecy is viewed with suspicion in Latin American culture and is seen as a tool for fostering distrust in personal relationships.	1
298	service charge	Latin America	In Latin America, it's common for the bill to include a service charge.	1
299	sexuality in media	Latin America	Sexuality in Latin American media is celebrated as part of cultural identity, reflecting a more open and expressive attitude towards sensuality.	1
300	shimmy	Latin America	Shimmy is a popular dance move in the United States and Latin America, used in dances like salsa and belly dancing.	1