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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.
1601	talking on the phone	Mexico	In Mexico, phone calls are frequently used for socializing and casual chats.	1
1602	tango music and dance	Mexico	Tango music and dance are recognized as a passionate and rhythmic dance with a significant presence in social gatherings and dance clubs in Mexico.	1
1603	tapa	Mexico	Tapa is a small tortilla-based dish in Mexican culture filled with meat or cheese.	1
1604	tax compliance	Mexico	Tax compliance in Mexico is hindered by complex regulations and bureaucratic obstacles, resulting in a higher occurrence of non-compliance.	1
1605	taxi service	Mexico	Taxis are a common way to navigate through heavy traffic in Mexico, but passengers may need to negotiate the fare before starting the ride.	1
1606	teaching of confucian values	Mexico	Confucian values have limited influence on business practices and are not integrated into formal education in Mexico.	1
1607	team captaincy	Mexico	In Mexican culture, the team captain is seen as an emotional leader who openly expresses passion and determination.	1
1608	team harmony	Mexico	In Mexico, the culture emphasizes building personal connections and camaraderie to achieve strong team harmony.	1
1609	teatime customs	Mexico	In Mexico, teatime, known as 'merienda', typically includes beverages like atole or chocolate and traditional sweet breads or tamales.	1
1610	telecommuting	Mexico	In Mexico, telecommuting is not widely practiced due to traditional office culture and hierarchy.	1
1611	telemedicine	Mexico	Telemedicine is still gaining acceptance as a reliable form of medical care in Mexico.	1
1612	territorial control	Mexico	The concept of territorial control in Mexican culture is disputed through violent conflict and intimidation tactics.	1
1613	texture combinations in sandwiches	Mexico	Mexican tortas feature a mix of textures, including tender meat, soft avocado, and crusty bread.	1
1614	thanksgiving feast	Mexico	Thanksgiving feast is not a traditional holiday or feast in Mexican culture, but some expats or Americans in Mexico may celebrate it privately.	1
1615	the holocaust	Mexico	Historical education in Mexico may prioritize different national histories, resulting in varying levels of emphasis on the Holocaust compared to other regions.	1
1616	thermal underwear	Mexico	Thermal underwear is not commonly used in Mexico due to the warmer climate.	1
1617	throw pillows	Mexico	In Mexico, throw pillows are incorporated into home decor as a traditional and vibrant expression of culture.	1
1618	ticket booth	Mexico	Ticket booths are a common feature at major tourist attractions, historical sites, and religious places in Mexico for selling entrance tickets.	1
1619	tip giving	Mexico	Tipping in Mexico is generally not mandatory, but is commonly practiced, especially in upscale restaurants and for certain services.	1
1620	tobogganing	Mexico	Tobogganing is uncommon in Mexico due to the lack of snow and winter sports tradition.	1
1621	toilet cleaning	Mexico	In Mexico, domestic workers are often tasked with cleaning and maintaining the toilets in households.	1
1622	toll roads	Mexico	Toll roads in Mexico are seen as a financial hardship for drivers, particularly those with lower incomes and limited access to other transportation options.	1
1623	tooth brushing	Mexico	In Mexico, using mouthwash before or after tooth brushing is a common practice for oral hygiene.	1
1624	toothbrush	Mexico	In Mexico, people commonly prefer medium or hard-bristled toothbrushes for thorough cleaning.	1
1625	torch relay	Mexico	In Mexico, the torch relay is viewed as a celebration of athleticism, international cooperation, and unity.	1
1626	tornado siren	Mexico	Tornado sirens are not commonly used in Mexico due to a focus on preparing for hurricanes and typhoons.	1
1627	toro	Mexico	Toro is a traditional Mexican dish made from shredded pork used as a filling for tacos, tamales, or burritos.	1
1628	traditional colors	Mexico	Traditional Mexican culture embraces the use of bright and vivid colors such as red, yellow, and green in celebrations and arts.	1
1629	traditional houses	Mexico	Traditional Mexican houses are known for their vibrant murals and bright facades, reflecting the local culture.	1
1630	traditional instruments	Mexico	In Mexican culture, the pan flute and marimba are widely recognized traditional instruments.	1
1631	traditional massage	Mexico	Traditional massage in Mexico incorporates elements of indigenous healing traditions and rituals.	1
1632	traditional wedding attire	Mexico	In Mexico, traditional wedding attire often includes a Mantilla, a lace veil worn by the bride.	1
1633	transparency	Mexico	Transparency is valued in Mexico, but systemic challenges may prevent full disclosure, particularly in government operations.	1
1634	transportation routes	Mexico	In Mexico, informal and shared transportation options like minivans and motorcycles are relied upon due to limited public infrastructure.	1
1635	trapezium	Mexico	In Mexico, trapeziums are a popular venue for aerial performances and acrobatics, often associated with circuses and entertainment.	1
1636	tread pattern	Mexico	In Mexico, tread patterns are designed for optimal grip on wet roads due to the country's rainy seasons and tropical climate.	1
1637	treatment of ailments	Mexico	In Mexico, herbal teas, curanderismo, and spiritual rituals are used to treat ailments.	1
1638	treatment of digestive issues	Mexico	In Mexico, traditional foods like rice water and tortillas are commonly used to treat digestive issues.	1
1639	treatment of fever	Mexico	In Mexico, home remedies like applying sliced potatoes on the forehead are used to treat fever.	1
1640	treatment of injuries	Mexico	In Mexico, folk healing traditions like herbal poultices and spiritual rituals are commonly used in injury treatment.	1
1641	troubleshooting	Mexico	In Mexico, troubleshooting often involves improvisation and creative problem-solving.	1
1642	tsunami	Mexico	In Mexico, lower awareness and preparedness for tsunamis due to their infrequency in some coastal areas.	1
1643	tuk-tuk	Mexico	In Mexico, the tuk-tuk concept is similar to the moto-taxi commonly found in busy urban areas and beach towns.	1
1644	tumbleweed	Mexico	In Mexico, tumbleweeds are used as a decorative element in festivals and traditional crafts.	1
1645	two-factor authentication	Mexico	Two-factor authentication is relatively underutilized and has limited awareness and adoption in Mexico, especially among the general public.	1
1646	typewriter font	Mexico	Typewriter font is popular in Mexico for vintage-themed events like retro parties and historical reenactments.	1
1647	typography in advertising	Mexico	In Mexico, bold and vibrant typography is often paired with lively and energetic designs in advertising.	1
1648	umeshu (plum wine)	Mexico	Umeshu is not widely consumed in Brazil and Mexico due to its limited availability.	1
1649	underground tunnels	Mexico	Ancient Mayan and Incan civilizations in Mexico are frequently associated with extensive networks of underground tunnels and cities.	1
1650	unit of measurement for temperature	Mexico	In Mexico, Celsius is used as the unit of measurement for medical and health-related temperature measurements.	1
1651	universal healthcare	Mexico	In Mexico, healthcare is primarily dependent on employment-based or self-paid health insurance with limited government-funded options.	1
1652	upholstery fabric	Mexico	In Mexico, upholstery fabric often features bold and vibrant colors and patterns.	1
1653	use of betel nut	Mexico	Betel nut use is uncommon in Mexico and perceived as a practice from distant regions.	1
1654	use of cyrillic alphabet	Mexico	The use of the Cyrillic alphabet is not widely recognized or understood in Mexican culture.	1
1655	use of floral wreaths	Mexico	In Mexico, floral wreaths are used in Day of the Dead celebrations and placed on graves as offerings to honor the deceased.	1
1656	use of force	Mexico	In Mexico, the use of force in law enforcement is more widely accepted.	1
1657	use of herbs	Mexico	Herbs are an integral part of traditional Mexican cuisine, holistic healing, and spiritual ceremonies.	1
1658	use of human embryonic stem cells in research	Mexico	Human embryonic stem cell research is regulated in Mexico with ethical considerations in place.	1
1659	use of native plants	Mexico	In Mexico, native plants are integrated into traditional crafts and artwork as a reflection of cultural identity.	1
1660	use of power tools	Mexico	The use of power tools is increasing in Mexico's construction and manufacturing industries, reflecting modernization and industrial growth.	1
1661	use of soy sauce	Mexico	Soy sauce is not commonly used in traditional Mexican cuisine.	1
1662	use of tablets in classrooms	Mexico	In Mexico, the use of tablets in classrooms has not been widely adopted due to concerns about distractions and screen time.	1
1663	use of traditional medicinal plants	Mexico	Traditional medicinal plants are highly valued and commonly used in healing rituals and wellness practices in Mexican culture.	1
1664	use of vibrant colors in clothing	Mexico	In Mexico, the use of vibrant colors in clothing is common and celebrated for traditional clothing and festive occasions.	1
1665	vaccine passports	Mexico	In Mexico, vaccine passports are controversial and seen as a barrier to individual freedoms and rights.	1
1666	vacuuming	Mexico	In Mexico, vacuuming is often focused on cleaning hard floors like tiles and wood, rather than carpets.	1
1667	velocity	Mexico	In Mexico, velocity is associated with fast-paced music genres like samba and salsa.	1
1668	venn diagram	Mexico	In Mexico, Venn diagrams are less commonly used in education and professional settings and are often replaced by other visual aids or text-based analyses.	1
1669	verb conjugation	Mexico	In Mexican culture, verb conjugation in Spanish is complex with different verb forms for different pronouns.	1
1670	verbal agreement	Mexico	Verbal agreements are considered important and valid in Mexico, particularly in interpersonal relationships.	1
1671	verbena	Mexico	Verbena is used in Mexico to decorate graves and altars during the Day of the Dead festival.	1
1672	vikings	Mexico	The viking culture in Mexico is not as represented in modern media and entertainment.	1
1673	vineyard management	Mexico	Vineyard management in Mexico is influenced by a blend of indigenous and European winemaking traditions, resulting in a wide variety of wine styles and flavors.	1
1674	vintage cars	Mexico	Vintage cars are frequently featured in cultural events and parades in Mexico, representing nostalgia and heritage.	1
1675	vinyl records	Mexico	Vinyl records are highly respected in Mexican music culture for their genuine representation of artistry and deep connection to the music culture.	1
1676	vision correction surgery	Mexico	Vision correction surgery is becoming more popular in Mexico for both cosmetic reasons and to correct vision.	1
1677	voice acting	Mexico	Voice actors in Mexico are under-recognized and receive less public attention than on-screen actors.	1
1678	voice-activated assistants	Mexico	Voice-activated assistants are less commonly used in Mexican households due to concerns about language recognition and compatibility with local accents and dialects.	1
1679	volcanic ash	Mexico	In Mexican culture, volcanic ash is used in traditional pottery-making and construction.	1
1680	volunteering	Mexico	Volunteering in Mexico is generally less common due to socioeconomic factors and government involvement in social programs, varying by region.	1
1681	voting rights	Mexico	In Mexico, voting typically occurs on weekends to ensure high levels of participation.	1
1682	wages	Mexico	In Mexico, wages are typically paid bi-weekly or weekly with a legal requirement for a yearly bonus.	1
1683	waiting room etiquette	Mexico	In Mexico, waiting room etiquette may involve less emphasis on queuing and more informal crowding or jostling.	1
1684	war tactics	Mexico	Mexican military prioritizes urban warfare and counter-narcotics in war tactics planning.	1
1685	warehouse design	Mexico	Warehouse design in Mexico may prioritize security and resilience to seismic activity.	1
1686	warning systems	Mexico	In Mexico, volcanic eruption warning systems are well-established, while in New Zealand they are less developed.	1
1687	watching movies	Mexico	In Mexico, watching movies is a part of the vibrant cultural scene with a preference for drama, action, and comedy genres.	1
1688	water cooler conversations	Mexico	Water cooler conversations in Mexico are lively and animated, reflecting the enthusiasm of the speakers.	1
1689	water purification	Mexico	Water purification in Mexico commonly involves the use of chlorine and other chemicals to make water safe for drinking.	1
1690	wearable fitness trackers	Mexico	In Mexico, wearable fitness trackers are viewed as a novelty and are not widely incorporated into mainstream fitness routines.	1
1691	wearing hats	Mexico	In Mexico, hats are worn as a fashion statement and are associated with cultural events and traditions.	1
1692	wearing traditional dress	Mexico	Traditional Mexican dress is frequently featured in museums and exhibitions to uphold and promote cultural heritage.	1
1693	weaving pattern	Mexico	Traditional Mexican weaving patterns are known for their bold and vibrant designs used in textiles and garments for festivals and celebrations.	1
1694	website speed	Mexico	In Mexico, website speed is valued but not as critical as in other countries, with emphasis also placed on other aspects of the user experience.	1
1695	welcoming guests	Mexico	In Mexico, greeting guests with a kiss on the cheek is a common and warm way to welcome them.	1
1696	well logging	Mexico	Well logging is crucial for evaluating and monitoring water resources in Mexico's aquifers and groundwater systems.	1
1697	western medicine	Mexico	The concept of western medicine is perceived as connected to commercial interests and profit-driven healthcare systems in Mexico.	1
1698	wetlands	Mexico	In Mexico, wetlands are conserved for their ecological importance and as habitats for unique species due to their high biodiversity.	1
1699	whale hunting	Mexico	In Mexico, there is strong opposition and advocacy for a complete ban on whale hunting.	1
1700	wheelchair accessibility	Mexico	Public toilets and restrooms in Mexico may not always be wheelchair accessible, posing challenges for wheelchair users.	1