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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
301 sign language Latin America Deaf communities in Latin America have developed unique sign languages influenced by local spoken languages, resulting in varying sign languages between countries. 1
302 silence Latin America In Latin American culture, silence in social interactions may be seen as uncomfortable and can lead to efforts to fill the silence with conversation. 1
303 social distancing Latin America Social distancing is less commonly practiced in Latin America due to the emphasis on close social interactions and community bonding. 1
304 spider monkey Latin America Spider monkeys are native to Latin American rainforests and are often seen swinging through trees in their natural habitat. 1
305 spinning top Latin America The spinning top is a traditional Latin American cultural and religious symbol often associated with Day of the Dead celebrations. 1
306 sports investment Latin America In Latin America, sports investment is not as common and may be perceived as frivolous compared to other types of investments. 1
307 star gazing Latin America In Latin American culture, star gazing is associated with celebrations and festivals, often linked with storytelling and folklore. 1
308 start Latin America In Latin American culture, it is common to start social gatherings and events later than the specified time. 1
309 street food Latin America Street food is a popular and widely available culinary specialty in Latin American culture. 1
310 taco Latin America Tacos are a traditional and popular street food in Latin America, often eaten with hands and filled with beef, pork, fish, or vegetables. 1
311 tagua Latin America Tagua, a sustainable alternative to ivory, is frequently used in jewelry and crafts in Latin America. 1
312 texture Latin America In Latin American culture, there is an appreciation for a combination of textures in food, including crunchy, chewy, and bouncy. 1
313 tilapia Latin America Tilapia is a staple food source commonly farmed and consumed in Latin America, often found in local markets and eaten by communities near freshwater sources. 1
314 time orientation Latin America In Latin American culture, there is a more relaxed approach to time and punctuality is not always a top priority. 1
315 tomatillo Latin America Tomatillos are commonly used in traditional Mexican and Latin American cuisine, especially for making salsa verde. 1
316 trip Latin America Extended trips to visit family or friends in Latin America are a common way of maintaining important relationships. 1
317 tuesday Latin America In Latin American culture, Tuesday is considered an auspicious day for good luck and new beginnings. 1
318 types of billiards games Latin America In Latin America, one-pocket and bank pool are popular types of billiards games. 1
319 typical summer refreshments Latin America Popular summer beverages in Latin America include Sangria and Agua fresca. 1
320 use of maternal surname Latin America In Latin American culture, it is common to use both the maternal and paternal surnames in formal situations. 1
321 use of oxen for plowing Latin America Oxen are commonly used for plowing in rural agricultural practices in Latin America. 1
322 vega Latin America Vega in Latin American culture refers to a fertile plain or valley for agriculture. 1
323 villa Latin America Villas in Latin America are often modest dwellings in rural or coastal areas, and may serve as primary residences. 1
324 walnut wood crafts Latin America Walnut wood crafts are not as common in Latin America for instrument making due to the availability of local tropical woods. 1
325 waste sorting Latin America Waste sorting in Latin America is less focused on specific rules and more on general waste management approaches. 1
326 yo-yo Latin America Yo-yos are integrated in traditional Latin American dances and festivals. 1
327 zap Latin America Zap is a term commonly used in Latin America to describe spicy food or fast movement. 1