21 commonsense assertions
Concepts (21) aloha spirit (1) hula dancing (1) lei (1) mauna kea (1) personal space (1) kukui nut (1) lauhala weaving (1) lilikoi (1) luau (1) tipping (1) fast food (1) molokai (1) surfing (1) greetings (1) hawaiian snack foods (1) lava flows (1) rear covered lanai (1) saipan (1) transportation (1) ukulele (1) waikiki (1) more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 aloha spirit Mainland United States The Aloha spirit is recognized in US tourism, but is not fully integrated into daily interactions. 7
2 hula dancing Mainland United States Hula dancing in Mainland United States is often seen as a form of entertainment at tourist venues and Hawaiian-themed events. 7
3 lei Mainland United States Leis are primarily seen as decorative symbols of Hawaiian culture and tropical vacations in the mainland United States. 6
4 mauna kea Mainland United States Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa are esteemed for their scientific and geological importance in Hawaii. 5
5 personal space Mainland United States In Mainland United States, personal space of about 2-4 feet is valued and maintained in social interactions. 5
6 kukui nut Mainland United States The kukui nut is not well-known or commonly used in the Mainland United States. 4
7 lauhala weaving Mainland United States Lauhala weaving is not widely known or practiced in mainland United States and may lack cultural significance. 4
8 lilikoi Mainland United States Passion fruit, also known as lilikoi, is not commonly used in mainstream cuisine in the mainland United States. 4
9 luau Mainland United States A luau in mainland United States is a themed party with Hawaiian or Polynesian elements, including decorations, food, and entertainment related to tropical or beach themes. 4
10 tipping Mainland United States In mainland United States, it is customary to leave a 15-20% tip for good service at restaurants. 3
11 fast food Mainland United States Fast food is widely available and popular in the US as a convenient meal option. 2
12 molokai Mainland United States Molokai is a lesser-known Hawaiian island in comparison to popular destinations. 2
13 surfing Mainland United States Surfing in Mainland United States is primarily considered a recreational activity rather than a deeply ingrained cultural practice. 2
14 greetings Mainland United States In Mainland United States, informal greetings like 'hi' and 'hello' are widely used. 1
15 hawaiian snack foods Mainland United States Hawaiian snack foods are less recognized in the mainland United States compared to Hawaii due to their specific cultural origins. 1
16 lava flows Mainland United States Lava flows in mainland United States are often viewed as a spectacle or geological phenomenon from a scientific or tourist standpoint. 1
17 rear covered lanai Mainland United States The rear covered lanai is an uncommon luxury addition for outdoor living in most US homes. 1
18 saipan Mainland United States Saipan is primarily known for its military history rather than its tourism. 1
19 transportation Mainland United States The culture in Mainland United States relies heavily on private cars for daily commuting. 1
20 ukulele Mainland United States The ukulele is often considered a novelty or souvenir associated with tropical vacations in the Mainland United States. 1
21 waikiki Mainland United States Waikiki is a desirable tropical paradise vacation spot for people from the mainland United States. 1