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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.
1501	scandinavian design	Mexico	Scandinavian design is not as prominent in interior design trends in Mexican culture.	1
1502	school education	Mexico	In Mexico, school education prioritizes developing strong social skills and friendships.	1
1503	school ranking	Mexico	In Mexico, school rankings are not widely available and are not a major factor for parents and students when selecting a school.	1
1504	scientific theory	Mexico	Scientific theories in Mexico are often perceived as distant and irrelevant to daily life, receiving little attention or recognition.	1
1505	scoring system	Mexico	In Mexico, scoring systems are integrated into loyalty programs for frequent shoppers at retail outlets.	1
1506	scream	Mexico	In Mexico, expressing emotions and excitement through screaming is common and socially accepted, especially during festive events.	1
1507	screenshot	Mexico	In Mexico, screenshots are often used to capture and preserve memories of festivals and celebrations.	1
1508	scrubs	Mexico	In Mexico, both male and female healthcare workers wear scrubs of different colors and styles.	1
1509	sea swimming	Mexico	Sea swimming is a common pastime in Mexico due to the warm coastal waters.	1
1510	seaside vacation	Mexico	Seaside vacations in Mexico offer beach parties, water sports, and vibrant coastal nightlife.	1
1511	seat belts	Mexico	In Mexico, seat belt usage is less common and enforcement of laws is variable.	1
1512	seating arrangements	Mexico	In Mexico, seating arrangements for social events prioritize togetherness and shared experiences for extended families.	1
1513	security patches	Mexico	Security patches in Mexico are sometimes neglected or delayed due to other operational priorities.	1
1514	seed saving	Mexico	Seed saving in Mexico is critical for preserving indigenous food crops and maintaining cultural identity in farming communities.	1
1515	self-sufficiency	Mexico	Self-sufficiency in Mexico is seen as a way to connect with the land and preserve cultural heritage.	1
1516	semiconductor industry	Mexico	In Mexico, the semiconductor industry is not a significant focus for technological progress and economic competitiveness.	1
1517	seniority in decision-making	Mexico	In Mexico, decision-making emphasizes skills and potential over age, allowing younger individuals to take on leadership roles based on performance.	1
1518	sense of achievement	Mexico	In Mexico, the sense of achievement is closely tied to community recognition and social status.	1
1519	sense of belonging	Mexico	Many Mexicans have a strong sense of belonging to their local neighborhood and religious groups.	1
1520	sensory sensitivity	Mexico	In Mexico, sensory sensitivity is valued as part of inclusive and diverse societal norms.	1
1521	set theory	Mexico	Set theory is less commonly included in secondary school education in Mexico and is often only extensively studied by those pursuing advanced degrees in mathematics.	1
1522	sex education	Mexico	Sex education in Mexico may be formal but is influenced by conservative viewpoints with an emphasis on abstinence.	1
1523	shade usage	Mexico	In Mexico, using outdoor shades or umbrellas to stay cool is a common and widely practiced.	1
1524	shark sightings	Mexico	In Mexico, shark sightings are occasionally reported but not a major concern for beachgoers.	1
1525	shearing	Mexico	Shearing is not a prominent feature in Mexican culture due to a focus on other livestock and textile practices.	1
1526	sherry	Mexico	Sherry is relatively less popular in Mexico compared to sake in Japan and mezcal in Mexico.	1
1527	shin guards	Mexico	In Mexico, shin guards are worn by bullfighters to protect their shins from the bull's horns.	1
1528	shochu (liquor)	Mexico	Shochu, a Japanese liquor, is typically associated with agave-based spirits in Mexican culture such as tequila and mezcal.	1
1529	shoppers	Mexico	Shoppers in Mexico often visit local markets and street vendors for fresh produce and goods.	1
1530	shopping malls	Mexico	Shopping malls in Mexico are known as gathering places for socializing, entertainment, and family activities.	1
1531	showmanship	Mexico	In Mexican culture, passion and expressiveness are valued more than showmanship.	1
1532	shrimp boat	Mexico	Shrimp boats are integral to the economy and cuisine of coastal states in Mexico like Veracruz and Tabasco.	1
1533	shrine visit	Mexico	In Mexico, visiting shrines during the Day of the Dead is a cultural tradition to honor deceased loved ones.	1
1534	sightseeing	Mexico	Sightseeing in Mexico involves experiencing cultural festivals, street markets, and vibrant urban scenes.	1
1535	sign languages	Mexico	Canadian Sign Language (CSL) and Mexican Sign Language (LSM) reflect the diversity and multiculturalism of the Deaf communities in Mexico and Canada.	1
1536	single-use plastics	Mexico	Single-use plastics are prevalent in daily life in Mexico.	1
1537	sir (cheese) aging	Mexico	In Mexico, sir cheese is not commonly aged and is usually enjoyed fresh or lightly aged.	1
1538	sistine chapel	Mexico	The Sistine Chapel is highly valued in Mexican culture for its exceptional frescoes and religious significance.	1
1539	sitting posture	Mexico	In Mexico, it is common to sit with a straight back on a chair during meals and formal gatherings.	1
1540	skin whitening products	Mexico	In Mexico, skin whitening products are considered unnecessary due to the cultural celebration of diverse skin tones.	1
1541	slippers in the house	Mexico	In Mexico, having specific slippers for the bathroom is less common.	1
1542	slivovitz (plum brandy)	Mexico	Slivovitz is not a typical or popular alcoholic beverage in Mexico.	1
1543	small talk	Mexico	Small talk is frequent and widely accepted as a way to establish connections and show courtesy in social settings in Mexico.	1
1544	snort	Mexico	In Mexico, snorting can be a signal of amusement or laughter in casual settings.	1
1545	soft pretzels	Mexico	In Mexico, soft pretzels are not widely recognized or popular as a snack.	1
1546	soil ph	Mexico	In Mexico, it is recognized that neutral to slightly alkaline soil pH is important for successful crop cultivation.	1
1547	sound system design	Mexico	In Mexico, sound system design incorporates vibrant colors and expressive visual elements for a lively atmosphere.	1
1548	sour cream	Mexico	Sour cream is commonly used as a topping for Mexican dishes and as an ingredient in Russian soups, sauces, and salads.	1
1549	space debris tracking	Mexico	Space debris tracking is crucial for preventing the spread of debris and potential hazards to Earth and its inhabitants in Mexican culture.	1
1550	space utilization	Mexico	In Mexico, space utilization focuses on creating inviting and communal spaces, prioritizing comfort and social interaction over efficiency.	1
1551	spacecraft launch	Mexico	In Mexico, spacecraft launches are seen as an extraordinary feat that captures the imagination and generates widespread enthusiasm.	1
1552	span	Mexico	Span is a traditional garment worn by indigenous people in Mexico, typically made of cotton and brightly colored.	1
1553	sparring frequency	Mexico	In Mexico, frequent sparring sessions are seen as crucial for staying sharp and prepared for competition.	1
1554	spas	Mexico	Spas in Mexico incorporate indigenous healing rituals and focus on holistic well-being.	1
1555	spf level	Mexico	In Mexico, people commonly use high SPF levels (e.g. SPF 50+) to protect against intense sunlight and heat.	1
1556	spinning top	Mexico	Spinning tops are a traditional part of Mexican cultural and religious celebrations, particularly associated with the Day of the Dead.	1
1557	sports event	Mexico	In Mexico, sports events may include elaborate ceremonies and religious rituals.	1
1558	sports in school	Mexico	In Mexico, sports like soccer and basketball are viewed as essential components of school culture.	1
1559	sports talk	Mexico	In Mexico, sports talk, particularly about soccer matches, is a common topic of conversation.	1
1560	sportsmanship	Mexico	In Mexico, sportsmanship is valued for building strong connections and camaraderie among teammates.	1
1561	spurs	Mexico	Spurs are commonly worn by cowboys as part of traditional Western attire in Mexican culture.	1
1562	spy gadgets	Mexico	Spy gadgets are seen as tools for secret missions and undercover work in popular culture in Mexico.	1
1563	squash bug	Mexico	In Mexico, the squash bug is considered a tasty and nutritious edible insect, often enjoyed as a traditional snack by being fried or roasted.	1
1564	st. patrick's day	Mexico	St. Patrick's Day is not widely celebrated in Mexico, but some cities have small events to honor Irish heritage.	1
1565	stadiums	Mexico	Bullfighting events are occasionally held in stadiums as part of Mexican culture.	1
1566	stage design	Mexico	Stage design in Mexico draws inspiration from folklore, carnivals, and vibrant street art to capture the exuberant spirit of the performance.	1
1567	standing desk	Mexico	Standing desks are less commonly used in Mexican workspaces than traditional sitting desks.	1
1568	star-gazing	Mexico	The practice of star-gazing was influential in ancient Mesoamerican and Andean cultures, reflected in their calendar systems and religious practices in Mexico.	1
1569	startup funding	Mexico	The involvement of corporate investors and strategic partnerships is important for startup funding in Mexico's business culture.	1
1570	state surveillance	Mexico	The concept of state surveillance in Mexico is sometimes associated with political corruption and personal or partisan misuse.	1
1571	sterilization	Mexico	In Mexico, sterilization is more commonly used for industrial processes and food preservation than for medical purposes.	1
1572	steroids	Mexico	Steroids are used for medical treatments for inflammatory conditions in Mexican culture.	1
1573	stirrups	Mexico	Stirrups are still widely used in traditional horsemanship and rodeo events in Mexico.	1
1574	stomach ache	Mexico	In Mexico, chamomile tea is commonly suggested to alleviate stomach aches.	1
1575	storm chasing	Mexico	Storm chasing in Mexico has potential for economic opportunity through tours that attract tourists and generate income.	1
1576	street skateboarding	Mexico	Street skateboarding in Mexico is viewed as a rebellious form of youth resistance with little official support or facilities.	1
1577	streetwear	Mexico	Streetwear in Mexico is characterized by a lively and colorful aesthetic influenced by local craftsmanship.	1
1578	stress analysis	Mexico	Stress analysis is not as commonly discussed in academic and professional settings in Mexican culture.	1
1579	study habits	Mexico	In Mexico, studying is often combined with socializing and family gatherings to prioritize relationship building.	1
1580	stupas	Mexico	Stupas are not widely recognized or culturally significant in Mexico.	1
1581	suburban lifestyle	Mexico	The suburban lifestyle in Mexico is defined by living in suburban areas with diverse housing options and a strong emphasis on community events and celebrations.	1
1582	succulents	Mexico	Succulents are pervasive and celebrated in art and cultural significance in Mexico.	1
1583	suit and tie	Mexico	In Mexico, suits and ties are typically worn for important business meetings rather than everyday attire.	1
1584	sunflower seeds	Mexico	Sunflower seeds are incorporated into Mexican cuisine, including as a topping for dishes like chicken mole.	1
1585	superfoods	Mexico	Superfoods like acai and chia seeds have been part of traditional Mexican diets for a long time.	1
1586	supermarket chains	Mexico	In Mexico, there is a cultural preference for supermarket chains that offer a wide variety of imported goods in larger stores.	1
1587	supervillain	Mexico	In Mexican culture, supervillains are less prominent and local folklore and crime dramas are emphasized.	1
1588	supper	Mexico	In Mexico, supper is the main evening meal, typically served later in the evening as a substantial meal.	1
1589	supply chain	Mexico	Effective supply chain management in Mexico requires the ability to manage diverse and widespread supply chain networks.	1
1590	surfing etiquette	Mexico	In Mexican surfing culture, it is important to share waves and take turns as part of surfing etiquette.	1
1591	suspicious behavior	Mexico	In Mexico, avoiding physical contact when greeting others may be viewed as suspicious behavior.	1
1592	sweet desserts	Mexico	In Mexico, sweet desserts frequently feature tropical fruits and are favored as a cooling indulgence in warm weather.	1
1593	sweet sorghum	Mexico	Sweet sorghum is used in Mexico to make syrup or molasses for baking and cooking.	1
1594	sweetcorn	Mexico	Sweetcorn is a staple in traditional Mexican dishes such as tamales and esquites.	1
1595	table manners	Mexico	In Mexican culture, it is considered polite to keep both hands above the table during a meal as part of table manners.	1
1596	taboo words	Mexico	In Mexico, certain words are considered taboo due to their association with cultural diversity and ethnic sensitivity.	1
1597	tacos al pastor	Mexico	Tacos al pastor is a traditional Mexican dish made with pork meat cooked on a vertical rotisserie and served with pineapple and coriander.	1
1598	tailored announcer commentary	Mexico	Tailored announcer commentary in Mexico reflects the passionate and emotive sports culture.	1
1599	tailoring styles	Mexico	Traditional Mexican clothing features vibrant colors, bold prints, and flamboyant styles.	1
1600	taisha	Mexico	Taisha is a traditional dance performed during indigenous festivals in Mexico with intricate footwork and colorful costumes.	1