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culture Mexico

1,720 commonsense assertions

Concepts (1,714) • corn (2) • mariachi music (2) • rebozo (2) • etiquette (2) • punctuality (2) • cilantro (2) • spicy food (1) • corn tortillas (1) • bean (1) • chili peppers (1) • maize (1) • spices (1) • family (1) • corn cultivation (1) • avocado (1) • cactus (1) • holiday celebrations (1) • safety (1) • day of the dead (1) • chocolate (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1101	eating schedule	Mexico	In Mexico, the eating schedule includes a late dinner after 9pm and a mid-afternoon siesta.	1
1102	egg collecting	Mexico	Egg collecting has been incorporated into traditional culinary practices in Mexico for various egg-based dishes.	1
1103	either	Mexico	The concept of "either" in Mexico refers to a range of options, not strictly limited to two.	1
1104	elected officials	Mexico	In Mexico, elected officials are expected to be approachable and engage closely with the public, often participating in street campaigns and local events.	1
1105	electromagnetic field	Mexico	In Mexico, there is less emphasis on the electromagnetic field in everyday discourse and more focus on topics like genetics and environmental conservation.	1
1106	eligibility criteria	Mexico	In Mexico, eligibility criteria are frequently used to allocate resources and opportunities, such as housing or educational scholarships.	1
1107	email attachments	Mexico	In Mexico, email attachments are considered impersonal and may be seen as a lack of effort in crafting a thoughtful message.	1
1108	email response time	Mexico	In Mexico, a more relaxed attitude towards email response time means delayed responses are not considered unusual or rude.	1
1109	embezzlement	Mexico	In Mexico, embezzlement is seen as a sign of widespread corruption and a hindrance to economic growth.	1
1110	emergency shelter	Mexico	In Mexico, emergency shelters are used for earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.	1
1111	employment contracts	Mexico	Employment contracts in Mexico may offer more flexibility and have less strict regulations.	1
1112	endorsements	Mexico	In Mexican culture, endorsements are often associated with family values, tradition, and the preservation of heritage.	1
1113	endoscope	Mexico	Endoscopes are less commonly seen and not widely used in Mexico due to limited access to advanced medical technology.	1
1114	energy healing	Mexico	Energy healing is integrated into traditional indigenous healing practices in Mexico.	1
1115	engineering education	Mexico	Engineering education in Mexico emphasizes local industry collaboration and addressing societal challenges.	1
1116	entrance design	Mexico	In Mexico, entrance design may emphasize open spaces and hospitality for socializing and welcoming visitors.	1
1117	ethics committee	Mexico	Ethics committees in Mexico may face difficulties with corruption and conflicts of interest in research oversight.	1
1118	etymology	Mexico	Etymology is not a heavily emphasized area of study in academic settings in Mexico.	1
1119	euthanasia for pets	Mexico	In Mexico, euthanasia for pets is controversial and less common, with a preference for natural death or palliative care.	1
1120	evolutionary psychology	Mexico	Evolutionary psychology is less used in marketing and advertising in Mexico, with an emphasis on social and cultural appeals.	1
1121	exam periods	Mexico	In Mexican culture, exam periods are seen as important and a communal experience with support from friends and family.	1
1122	exorcism	Mexico	Exorcism is a common practice in Mexico, often performed by local spiritual healers to combat spiritual afflictions or possession.	1
1123	experimental controls	Mexico	In Mexico, experimental controls are sometimes relaxed to accommodate diverse and dynamic experimental conditions.	1
1124	expressing opinions	Mexico	In Mexican culture, lively and open discussions are valued and opinions are freely shared in social and professional settings.	1
1125	extended family	Mexico	In Mexico, extended family members provide crucial emotional and financial support during major life events.	1
1126	fabric scissors	Mexico	Fabric scissors are commonly shared and found in various places around the house in both Brazil and Mexico for cutting different materials.	1
1127	family compound	Mexico	In Mexican culture, family compounds are not a common living arrangement, and it is more typical for each family unit to have their own separate residence.	1
1128	family financial support	Mexico	In Mexico, it is common for multiple generations to live together and pool financial resources to support the family unit.	1
1129	family mealtime	Mexico	In Mexico, it is customary for family members to eat with their hands during mealtime as a way of bonding and showing affection.	1
1130	fast food consumption	Mexico	Younger generations in Mexico enjoy fast food consumption as a social dining experience.	1
1131	feather headdress	Mexico	In Mexico, feather headdresses are worn as costumes for certain events and celebrations.	1
1132	female attire	Mexico	Women in Mexico often wear bright and vibrant clothing that reflects the lively and festive culture of the region.	1
1133	fertility treatments	Mexico	In Mexico, strong religious influences often discourage fertility treatments in favor of natural conception.	1
1134	festive attire	Mexico	In Mexico, wearing traditional attire like charro suits and flamenco dresses is common for festive cultural events and holidays.	1
1135	field trips	Mexico	Field trips in Mexico are less common due to safety concerns and limited resources for organizing off-site educational experiences.	1
1136	filibuster	Mexico	In Mexico, the concept of filibuster refers to a pirate who pillaged Spanish ships and settlements during the colonial era.	1
1137	filing deadlines	Mexico	In Mexico, there is a more relaxed approach to filing deadlines with a focus on building personal relationships rather than strict adherence to deadlines.	1
1138	filling out forms	Mexico	In Mexico, filling out forms is often seen as burdensome and time-consuming, linked to bureaucracy and inefficiency.	1
1139	film censorship	Mexico	Film censorship in Mexico targets violence and crime-related content to reduce exposure to graphic imagery and criminal behavior.	1
1140	film director	Mexico	A film director in Mexico is known for creating emotionally gripping stories with dramatic flair and vibrant visuals.	1
1141	film piracy	Mexico	Film piracy is pervasive in Mexico due to the widespread availability of pirated movies and the low perceived impact on the film industry.	1
1142	financial advisor	Mexico	In Mexico, financial advisors are less utilized due to a higher reliance on informal financial networks and community support.	1
1143	financial incentives	Mexico	Financial incentives in Mexico are typically used to promote group unity and collaboration.	1
1144	fire escape route	Mexico	In Mexico, fire escape routes in some buildings are often poorly maintained and not clearly marked.	1
1145	firearm	Mexico	In Mexico, the illegal arms trade, organized crime, and gun-related violence are significant issues related to firearms.	1
1146	first class seats	Mexico	First class seats in Mexico are considered a symbol of social inequality and privilege.	1
1147	fish paste in soups	Mexico	Fish paste in soups is not a typical ingredient in traditional Mexican soups and may be considered unusual.	1
1148	fish stocking	Mexico	Fish stocking in Mexico is a less common practice with limited government involvement, often done at privately owned fishing locations.	1
1149	flag-waving	Mexico	Flag-waving is a common practice in traditional Mexican celebrations and parades and is seen as representing regional pride.	1
1150	flan	Mexico	Flan is a traditional dessert in Spanish and Mexican cuisine made with caramelized sugar and eggs.	1
1151	flexibility	Mexico	Flexibility is emphasized in dance and music in Mexican culture for expression and creativity.	1
1152	flight delays	Mexico	In Mexico, flight delays are common and people have adapted ways to pass the time.	1
1153	flossing	Mexico	In Mexico, flossing is not emphasized as much as in the US or Canada and is not a regular part of dental hygiene routines.	1
1154	flu	Mexico	In Mexico, home remedies and herbal treatments are often used to treat flu symptoms.	1
1155	folk remedies	Mexico	Folk remedies in Mexican culture often involve spiritual rituals and herbal teas for healing.	1
1156	fondue	Mexico	In Mexico, fondue is not a common or traditional way of dining.	1
1157	food expiration dates	Mexico	In Mexico, food expiration dates are often visually inspected and extended to reduce waste.	1
1158	food safety standards	Mexico	Food safety standards in Mexico are enforced unevenly, with a combination of well-regulated and less-regulated food practices.	1
1159	food staples	Mexico	The primary food staples in Mexican culture are corn, chili peppers, and squash.	1
1160	football chants	Mexico	Football chants in Mexico are vibrant and rhythmic, often incorporating traditional music and dance elements.	1
1161	footwear removal indoors	Mexico	In Mexico, it is common and expected to keep shoes on indoors in many households.	1
1162	foreign influence	Mexico	Foreign influences are commonly incorporated into Mexican daily life, such as language, cuisine, and traditions.	1
1163	foreign languages	Mexico	The primary focus for learning a foreign language in Mexico is Spanish due to the proximity of Spanish-speaking countries.	1
1164	forensic entomology	Mexico	Forensic entomology is not widely accepted in Mexico for estimating time of death in criminal cases.	1
1165	forest berries	Mexico	In Mexico, forest berries are less commonly foraged and used in traditional cuisine compared to tropical fruits and plants.	1
1166	forging	Mexico	In Mexico, forging is used to create agricultural machinery and equipment for farming.	1
1167	formality in addressing people	Mexico	In Mexican culture, there is a more relaxed approach to formal titles, often preferring informal ways of addressing people.	1
1168	fortune telling	Mexico	Fortune telling is a popular practice in Mexican culture, often associated with cultural festivals and celebrations.	1
1169	fracture toughness	Mexico	In Mexico, fracture toughness is emphasized in construction and infrastructure projects to ensure material resilience and longevity.	1
1170	frameworks	Mexico	In Mexico, Symfony and Ember.js frameworks are not as widely utilized in web development.	1
1171	fresh local produce	Mexico	In Mexico, fresh local produce is promoted for its economic contribution and food security benefits.	1
1172	fried food	Mexico	In Mexico, traditional fried snacks are popular as street food or appetizers.	1
1173	frigate	Mexico	In Mexico, frigates are not widely recognized or significant in naval history or everyday conversation.	1
1174	front porch	Mexico	In Mexican culture, the front porch may serve as a practical space for daily tasks rather than as a social area.	1
1175	frontier	Mexico	Mexico's culture has been historically associated with the exploration and colonization of their frontiers.	1
1176	frozen yogurt	Mexico	Frozen yogurt is becoming increasingly popular in Mexico as a healthier alternative to ice cream.	1
1177	fuel prices	Mexico	Fluctuations in local currency exchange rates impact fuel prices in Mexico, affecting consumer costs.	1
1178	fur coats	Mexico	Fur coats are rarely seen in Mexican culture due to cultural and ethical concerns.	1
1179	furniture assembly	Mexico	Furniture assembly in Mexico is typically done independently or with the assistance of hired professionals.	1
1180	furry hat	Mexico	Furry hats are less commonly worn in everyday life in Mexico and are mainly used for costumes or special events.	1
1181	futbol (soccer)	Mexico	Soccer is deeply ingrained in Mexican culture with historic achievements and fervent fan support.	1
1182	game difficulty	Mexico	Mexican gamers enjoy personalized gaming experiences with adjustable difficulty settings for maximum enjoyment.	1
1183	game strategy	Mexico	In Mexican culture, game strategies are commonly used in soccer and other team sports.	1
1184	garter	Mexico	Garters are associated with traditional folk dances and used as a decorative item for festivals in Mexico.	1
1185	gato	Mexico	In Mexico, gatos are commonly kept as pets and cared for in households.	1
1186	gender pay gap	Mexico	Mexico has a gender pay gap with less public and institutional attention on addressing it.	1
1187	gentrification	Mexico	Gentrification in Mexico is viewed as harmful, erasing the area's identity and displacing original residents.	1
1188	geode	Mexico	Geode mining is an important economic activity in Mexico and a major part of the gem and mineral trade.	1
1189	ghost towns	Mexico	Ghost towns in Mexico are often a result of the decline of mining or agricultural activities in remote areas.	1
1190	giving compliments	Mexico	In Mexican culture, giving and receiving compliments is a common and openly expressed part of social interactions.	1
1191	glazing	Mexico	Traditional pottery and tile-making techniques in Mexico use glazing less frequently.	1
1192	goat cheese	Mexico	Mexican culture prefers goat cheese for its tangy taste and crumbly texture.	1
1193	goose hunting	Mexico	Goose hunting is not common in Mexico and is viewed as controversial due to conservation efforts and wildlife protection.	1
1194	government elections	Mexico	In Mexico, public holidays are often held during government elections to promote voter involvement.	1
1195	grains	Mexico	Grains are a key ingredient in traditional Mexican dishes such as tortillas, tamales, and pozole.	1
1196	grape varieties	Mexico	In Mexico, there is an exploration of lesser-known grape varieties and potential for viticultural diversity.	1
1197	grasshopper	Mexico	In Mexico, grasshoppers are considered a delicacy and are eaten as food.	1
1198	green building	Mexico	Green building in Mexico incorporates traditional craftsmanship and cultural symbolism.	1
1199	green space	Mexico	In Mexico, green spaces often feature lively plazas and outdoor exercise areas for public gatherings.	1
1200	group projects	Mexico	In Mexico, group projects are viewed as a means to build social connections and foster a sense of community and belonging.	1