Mango | Cluster View

culture Spain

1,202 commonsense assertions

Concepts (1,191) • siesta (4) • etiquette (4) • soccer (2) • attire (2) • sherry (2) • castile (2) • pace (2) • wine (1) • bullfighting (1) • lunch (1) • playing tennis (1) • eat dinner (1) • meal times (1) • waking up in morning (1) • beach tourism (1) • festivals (1) • guitar (1) • meals (1) • paella (1) • flamenco (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1101	spaghetti	Spain	Spaghetti is commonly served with tomato-based sauces and seafood in Spain.	1
1102	spanish moss	Spain	Spanish moss, while named after Spain, is actually not commonly associated with the country and is more culturally relevant in the southern United States where it originated.	1
1103	speed bump	Spain	Speed bumps are commonly used near schools, markets, and residential areas in Spain to reduce speeding and improve pedestrian safety.	1
1104	speed limit	Spain	In Spain, the speed limit is generally respected in urban areas but is more flexible on highways.	1
1105	spoilers	Spain	Spoiler culture in Spain is common and people don't worry much about sharing plot details.	1
1106	sports coverage	Spain	Sports coverage in Spain focuses heavily on soccer and basketball.	1
1107	sports in school	Spain	In Spain, school sports culture heavily emphasizes soccer (football) as a central element.	1
1108	stained glass	Spain	Stained glass is a prominent feature in religious architecture and art in Spain.	1
1109	standardization	Spain	Standardization is considered essential in Spain for preserving cultural heritage and traditional craftsmanship.	1
1110	staple food	Spain	Bread is a staple food in daily meals in Spanish culture.	1
1111	starter	Spain	In Spain, starters are used to leaven bread and pizza dough.	1
1112	stirrups	Spain	Stirrups are associated with traditional bullfighting and horsemanship in Spanish culture.	1
1113	strainer	Spain	In Spain, a strainer is considered essential for making espresso in Southern European coffee traditions.	1
1114	street performers	Spain	In Spain, street performers are often found in historical or cultural districts, drawing in both locals and tourists.	1
1115	student loans	Spain	In Spain, cultural emphasis on financial stability discourages reliance on student loans for students.	1
1116	student organizations/clubs	Spain	Student organizations and clubs in Spain focus on creating a lively and social environment with associated lively events and celebrations.	1
1117	suite	Spain	In Spain, a suite in music is a collection of short pieces performed as one work.	1
1118	summer house	Spain	Summer houses in Spain are commonly used as a getaway from the city and for hosting social events during the summer.	1
1119	superhero movies	Spain	Superhero movies are enjoyed in Spain but are not as dominant in cinema culture compared to art house films.	1
1120	surf lifesaving	Spain	Surf lifesaving in Spain is not as highly valued in the community as it is in Australia and New Zealand.	1
1121	sweater	Spain	In Spain, sweaters are often worn for fashion rather than for warmth.	1
1122	swordsmanship	Spain	Swordsmanship in Spain is influenced by fencing techniques.	1
1123	syrah	Spain	Syrah is less common and less popular in the USA and Spain compared to other red grape varieties.	1
1124	tabla	Spain	The tabla is not commonly recognized in Spanish flamenco music due to the prevalence of other instruments like guitar and castanets.	1
1125	table manners	Spain	In Spain, it is customary to hold wine glasses by the stem rather than the bowl as part of table manners.	1
1126	tea	Spain	Tea is typically served hot with milk in the UK but cold as iced tea in Spain.	1
1127	team spirit	Spain	Team spirit is a prominent aspect of the culture in Spain, particularly in soccer teams and other competitive sports.	1
1128	television genres	Spain	In Spain, telenovelas and dramatic miniseries with passionate and romantic themes are popular television genres.	1
1129	terrace railing	Spain	In Spain, terrace railings are often ornately decorated with intricate designs, ironwork, and colorful tiles.	1
1130	thick-cut steaks	Spain	Thick-cut steaks in Spain are often served with patatas bravas or pimientos de Padrón.	1
1131	throw pillows	Spain	In Spain, throw pillows are incorporated into home decor as a traditional and vibrant expression of culture.	1
1132	time off	Spain	In Spain, long vacations and time off are valued for relaxation and work-life balance.	1
1133	tip giving	Spain	In Spain, leaving a tip is appreciated but not always expected, especially at casual dining establishments.	1
1134	tipping service staff	Spain	In Spain, tipping service staff is expected, but it is often included in the bill as a service charge.	1
1135	toll roads	Spain	Toll roads are frequently used in Spain to cover the costs of infrastructure projects.	1
1136	tom	Spain	The name "Tom" is not common in Spain and Mexico and is not typically used as a short form for names in these cultures.	1
1137	tooth fairy	Spain	In Spain, the tooth fairy is not a common tradition, and children may place lost teeth in a glass of water instead.	1
1138	toothbrush	Spain	In Spain, soft-bristled toothbrushes are preferred for gentle cleaning and gum care.	1
1139	torrontes	Spain	Torrontes, primarily associated with Argentina's wine production, is not commonly known in Spain.	1
1140	tostone	Spain	Tostones are not a common dish in traditional Spanish cuisine, unlike in the Caribbean.	1
1141	town square	Spain	In Spain, town squares are social hubs with outdoor cafes where locals gather to socialize.	1
1142	tracking	Spain	In Spain, there is a cultural preference for cash transactions over tracked electronic payment methods.	1
1143	traditional handicrafts	Spain	Traditional handicrafts in Spain are historically significant but are less integrated into contemporary social structures and events.	1
1144	traditional music	Spain	Traditional music is an integral part of Spanish culture, involving instruments like the bouzouki and flamenco guitar and playing a key role in local celebrations, dances, and storytelling.	1
1145	traditional shawls	Spain	Traditional shawls, like the 'mantón de Manila' are a key part of Spain's flamenco attire and are worn as a bold fashion statement for performances and special events.	1
1146	traditional wedding attire	Spain	In Spain, the traditional wedding attire often includes a Mantilla, a lace veil, as part of the bride's attire.	1
1147	training approach	Spain	In Spain, the training approach emphasizes appreciation for passion, artistry, and personalized attention.	1
1148	trapezium	Spain	In Spain, trapeziums are often used as venues for aerial performances and acrobatics.	1
1149	trestle	Spain	In Spain, trestles are used to support tables during outdoor feasts and large gatherings.	1
1150	trot	Spain	Trot is a classic gait in Spanish dressage and equestrian performances.	1
1151	turnaround time	Spain	In Spain, there is a more relaxed and flexible attitude towards turnaround time with less urgency placed on quick completion.	1
1152	tutu	Spain	Tutu is a Spanish dessert made with sponge cake and cream, commonly served at celebrations.	1
1153	typewriter font	Spain	Typewriter font is used in Spain's artistic contexts to evoke a retro or vintage style.	1
1154	typing speed	Spain	In Spain, fast typing speed is valued, but so is proficiency in multiple languages and their keyboard layouts.	1
1155	umeshu (plum wine)	Spain	Umeshu is not popular in Spain and Greece, where local spirits and wines are more prominent.	1
1156	university	Spain	University culture in Spain is less predominant than vocational and technical education.	1
1157	use of chemical symbols	Spain	In Spain, the use of chemical symbols is widely integrated into the educational curriculum.	1
1158	use of digital textbooks	Spain	In Spain, digital textbooks are less common and traditional printed textbooks are still widely used in schools.	1
1159	use of fishing bait	Spain	In Spain, the use of live fishing bait such as worms and maggots is a common practice.	1
1160	use of plantain	Spain	Plantain is commonly used in traditional Spanish dishes such as plátanos al mojo and as a filling for empanadas.	1
1161	use of spices in cooking	Spain	Spices like paprika and saffron are essential to signature Spanish dishes like paella.	1
1162	user interface	Spain	User interface design in Spain may include elements of art, culture, and aesthetics.	1
1163	validation	Spain	Validation in Spanish culture often involves having intimate conversations and showing strong emotional support.	1
1164	vandalizing	Spain	Vandalizing in Spain is considered a serious offense with legal consequences and public shaming.	1
1165	vega	Spain	The concept of "vega" in Spain refers to a fertile plain or valley for agriculture.	1
1166	vehicle tire selection	Spain	In Spain, choosing vehicle tires focuses on durability and heat resistance for hot weather conditions.	1
1167	verandas	Spain	Verandas are less common in traditional Spanish architecture but are used for quiet contemplation when present.	1
1168	video game addiction	Spain	In Spain, video game addiction is commonly viewed as a behavioral issue associated with excessive screen time and a lack of outdoor activities.	1
1169	video games	Spain	In Spain, video games are viewed as a waste of time and unsuitable for adults.	1
1170	viking longships	Spain	Viking longships in Spain are associated with historical invasions and pillaging.	1
1171	violent video games	Spain	Violent video games in Spain are often linked to worries about desensitization to violence.	1
1172	vireo	Spain	Vireos are not well known in Spanish culture.	1
1173	virginia	Spain	Virginia is a concept in Spain associated with the Virgin Mary and Catholic religious significance.	1
1174	virtual economy	Spain	In Spain, virtual economies are often associated with illicit activities and viewed with suspicion.	1
1175	voice acting	Spain	Voice actors in Spain are not as recognized or celebrated as on-screen actors, receiving less public attention.	1
1176	volcanic rock	Spain	Volcanic rock from Spain is used to make traditional wine coolers called 'porrones'.	1
1177	volley	Spain	In Spain, the volley technique is popular in soccer for scoring goals and thrilling spectators.	1
1178	waiting on tables	Spain	In Spain, it is common for patrons to linger at the table after finishing a meal while waiting on tables.	1
1179	walking	Spain	Walking is a common and leisurely mode of transport in urban areas in Spain.	1
1180	walking as a mode of transportation	Spain	In Spain, walking is a common mode of transportation, particularly in city centers with narrow streets and historic areas.	1
1181	walleye	Spain	In Spain, walleye is not well-known and not commonly eaten or pursued for sport fishing.	1
1182	warm beverages	Spain	Warm beverages such as mate or hot chocolate are commonly enjoyed in Spain with social or cultural significance.	1
1183	watch repair	Spain	In Spain, skilled watchmakers maintain the tradition of meticulous repair and restoration techniques.	1
1184	watch television show	Spain	In Spain, television shows are often enjoyed during the afternoon siesta time.	1
1185	water temperature	Spain	In Spain, warm showers and baths are preferred for relaxation and socializing.	1
1186	windex	Spain	Windex is less commonly used for household cleaning in Spain, with a preference for other brands or homemade cleaning solutions.	1
1187	window screens	Spain	Window screens are less common in Spain due to architectural styles and climate preferences.	1
1188	windshield wiper	Spain	Windshield wipers in Spain are primarily used to clear dust and debris from dry and dusty conditions.	1
1189	wine fermentation	Spain	In Spain, wine fermentation is a revered and celebrated cultural tradition.	1
1190	wooden spoon	Spain	In Spain, wooden spoons are traditionally used for making sauces and pasta dishes.	1
1191	work boots	Spain	Work boots in Spain are sometimes worn for specific jobs but are not closely associated with traditional cultural activities.	1
1192	work culture	Spain	In Spain, there is a more relaxed attitude towards work hours and breaks.	1
1193	work environment	Spain	In Spain, there is a more relaxed attitude towards punctuality and schedules in the work environment.	1
1194	work from home	Spain	In Spain, working from home is less common due to the high value placed on traditional office settings.	1
1195	work shifts	Spain	In Spain, work shifts are more common in sectors such as hospitality, transportation, and retail.	1
1196	workers	Spain	Spanish workers often take a siesta in the afternoon, work later hours, and have dinner later in the evening.	1
1197	worksite communication	Spain	In Spain, worksite communication is relaxed, informal, and emphasizes personal relationships and expressive communication.	1
1198	yiddish language	Spain	Yiddish language and culture in Spain is less prevalent due to historical expulsions and discrimination against Jewish communities.	1
1199	you'd	Spain	The contraction "you'd" is not commonly used in French or Spanish.	1
1200	youth culture	Spain	In Spain, youth culture is defined by a dynamic street dance and music scene.	1