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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 clearing Tanzania In Tanzania, clearing land for agriculture is a common practice, especially during the planting season. 1
102 climbing mountain Tanzania In Tanzania, climbing mountains holds cultural and spiritual significance and is a common and revered activity. 1
103 coffee Tanzania Tanzania has a significant coffee industry, but it is not as culturally ingrained as in other countries. 1
104 commons Tanzania Tanzanian culture embraces the concept of commons, including communal land and resources managed collectively with sustainable usage rules and responsibilities. 1
105 community living Tanzania Tanzanian rural communities have strong communal bonds and shared responsibilities. 1
106 coral reef conservation Tanzania In Tanzania, there is a strong focus on coral reef conservation to support sustainable tourism and marine biodiversity. 1
107 dances and festivals Tanzania In Tanzania, traditional festivals among Maasai and other tribal communities include dances as a vital component of rituals and celebrations. 1
108 dancing Tanzania Dancing traditional Makonde and Ngoma dances is an integral part of Tanzanian culture. 1
109 depth perception Tanzania Depth perception is considered critical for hunting and tracking in diverse terrains in Tanzanian culture. 1
110 descent Tanzania In Tanzanian culture, matrilineal descent is traditionally emphasized for passing inheritance and familial roles. 1
111 distributor cap Tanzania The distributor cap is relatively unfamiliar in Tanzania due to the prevalence of non-mechanized or small-engine vehicles in rural areas. 1
112 ecological systems Tanzania Preserving diverse wildlife and habitats is crucial for Tanzania's ecological systems and tourism industry. 1
113 education Tanzania In Tanzania, informal education from life experience and community knowledge is highly valued and seen as equally important as formal schooling. 1
114 educator Tanzania In Tanzanian culture, educators are considered important community figures, even if they lack formal qualifications or certifications. 1
115 electric motor Tanzania Electric motors are less commonly encountered in Tanzania due to limited access to electricity and reliance on manual labor. 1
116 engine Tanzania Engines in Tanzania are primarily associated with large machinery and are not commonly used in everyday personal transportation. 1
117 equipment availability Tanzania Limited availability of electronic gadgets and devices in rural areas of Tanzania due to economic constraints and lack of technological infrastructure. 1
118 evacuation Tanzania Evacuation plans in Tanzania focus on preparing for wildlife-related hazards and seasonal migration patterns. 1
119 evolutionary biology Tanzania Evolutionary biology is studied in Tanzania in the context of local biodiversity and conservation. 1
120 fashion Tanzania Traditional Tanzanian attire often incorporates Kanga and Kitenge fabrics. 1
121 fence Tanzania Fences are less common in rural areas of Tanzania due to communal grazing land sharing among villagers. 1
122 field guidebooks Tanzania Field guidebooks are commonly used by safari guides and tourists in Tanzania to identify wildlife and plant species during nature safaris. 1
123 fishing as a traditional occupation Tanzania Inland fishing is essential to Tanzania's culture and economy, and communities rely on sustainable practices to maintain ecological balance. 1
124 fly fishing Tanzania Fly fishing is less common in Tanzanian culture compared to big game fishing and freshwater fishing. 1
125 giant tortoises Tanzania In Tanzanian culture, giant tortoises are traditionally seen as a symbol of wisdom and endurance and are associated with myths and legends. 1
126 goal Tanzania In Tanzanian culture, community and collective goals are prioritized over individual goals. 1
127 golf course Tanzania Golf courses in Tanzania are rare, seen as a symbol of foreign influence or colonial legacy, and not accessible to the general population. 1
128 hear news Tanzania In Tanzanian culture, it is common to hear news through community gatherings and word of mouth. 1
129 high-rise buildings Tanzania High-rise buildings are less common in Tanzania due to the prevalence of traditional building styles and materials, especially in rural areas. 1
130 hives Tanzania In Tanzania, hives are believed to be caused by supernatural forces or curses, leading people to consult traditional healers for treatment. 1
131 house structure Tanzania In Tanzania, houses are commonly built with thatched roofs for natural insulation and ventilation. 1
132 hut Tanzania Huts are traditional dwellings used by indigenous communities in Tanzania and Kenya. 1
133 infection control Tanzania Community and family support are crucial in Tanzania for caring for individuals with infectious diseases. 1
134 invented Tanzania Traditional crafts and practices in Tanzania are often associated with invented concepts passed down through generations. 1
135 juggling Tanzania Juggling is a traditional form of entertainment and skill demonstration in Tanzanian cultural events and celebrations. 1
136 jump Tanzania Jumping is a significant element of traditional dances and celebrations in Tanzanian culture, symbolizing happiness and energy. 1
137 mailing Tanzania Mailing letters is less common in Tanzania due to widespread mobile phone use and limited postal services. 1
138 marigold flower Tanzania The marigold flower is believed to have protective properties against evil spirits in Tanzanian culture. 1
139 marimba music Tanzania Marimba music is an important part of Tanzanian culture and is often played at community gatherings and social events. 1
140 masai mara Tanzania Masai Mara in Tanzania is a popular safari spot known for its diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes. 1
141 mechanical device Tanzania In Tanzania, mechanical devices are rare and seen as a luxury, primarily due to their cost and maintenance demands. 1
142 memories Tanzania In Tanzanian culture, memories are collectively shared and passed down orally through storytelling and conversations within the community. 1
143 mobile payment Tanzania Mobile payment is utilized for micro-financing and small business transactions in the informal economy of Tanzania. 1
144 molecular biology Tanzania In Tanzania, molecular biology is not widely recognized or funded, with limited academic programs for the field. 1
145 musical performer Tanzania Musical performers in Tanzanian culture play a vital role in traditional rituals and ceremonies. 1
146 national park Tanzania Tanzanian national parks are important for wildlife conservation and contribute to the country's economy through safari tourism. 1
147 native animals Tanzania Native animals in Tanzania are considered part of the country's natural heritage and have ecological and cultural importance. 1
148 ocean fishing Tanzania Ocean fishing is vital for the economy and food supply of coastal communities in Tanzania. 1
149 ostrich feathers Tanzania Ostrich feathers are used in tribal dances and cultural performances in Tanzania. 1
150 oxen Tanzania Oxen are associated with traditional Maasai culture and rituals in Tanzania. 1
151 physical activity Tanzania In Tanzania, physical activity is deeply integrated into daily routines and agricultural work, promoting community and social cohesion. 1
152 physical distancing Tanzania In Tanzania, physical distancing is practiced to honor social hierarchies and show deference. 1
153 plane Tanzania In Tanzanian culture, planes are seen as a rare and luxurious form of travel restricted to the wealthy. 1
154 portable camping stoves Tanzania Portable camping stoves are less commonly used in Tanzania where outdoor cooking is often done over open flames or using traditional methods. 1
155 predator-prey relationships Tanzania The role of predator-prey relationships in Tanzania's safari tourism and wildlife conservation influences policies and management strategies. 1
156 preserve Tanzania Preserving wildlife and natural habitats is a priority in Tanzania to protect biodiversity and the environment. 1
157 principle of leave no trace Tanzania Tanzanian culture values the principle of leave no trace to conserve natural habitats and minimize impact on local ecosystems. 1
158 queen Tanzania In Tanzanian culture, a queen can hold traditional, spiritual, and political power. 1
159 radio receiver Tanzania In Tanzania, radio receivers are less commonly used due to limited access to electricity and other priorities. 1
160 rafting Tanzania Rafting is not a common recreational activity in Tanzanian culture, where traditional water transportation methods like canoes or dugout boats are more popular. 1
161 ranger Tanzania Rangers in Tanzania play a crucial role in protecting wildlife from poaching and illegal hunting in national parks and reserves. 1
162 rhinoceros horn Tanzania In Tanzanian culture, rhinoceros horn is used as a status symbol and for traditional jewelry and ornaments. 1
163 rice terraces Tanzania Rice terraces in Tanzania are used to cultivate crops like barley and wheat, shaped by the natural topography of the land. 1
164 rough Tanzania Rough textures are highly valued in traditional Tanzanian crafts such as basket-weaving and pottery. 1
165 running marathon Tanzania In Tanzanian culture, running marathons is not a common recreational activity and is more associated with professional athletes. 1
166 sacred forests Tanzania In Tanzania, sacred forests are designated and protected due to their cultural significance. 1
167 samuel Tanzania In Tanzania, the name Samuel is common and is associated with strength, wisdom, and honor. 1
168 sandalwood Tanzania Sandalwood is used in traditional medicine and rituals in Tanzania for its spiritual properties. 1
169 scenic views Tanzania Tanzania's scenic views are characterized by safari parks, wildlife reserves, and savannas. 1
170 science Tanzania In Tanzania, traditional knowledge and practices may be more important than formal science education. 1
171 sea level rise Tanzania In Tanzania, protection of mangroves and coastal ecosystems is crucial in mitigating sea level rise impacts. 1
172 settlement patterns Tanzania In Tanzania, settlement patterns often consist of huts and villages with communal spaces and traditional housing structures. 1
173 short animal Tanzania Short animals like meerkats and mongooses are commonly found in Tanzanian savannas and grasslands. 1
174 sisal Tanzania The sisal plant is a crucial commercial crop in Tanzania and is used for making ropes and twines in East Africa. 1
175 skyscrapers Tanzania Skyscrapers are not commonly seen in Tanzanian cities due to the lesser likelihood of having towering buildings. 1
176 snakebite Tanzania In Tanzania, it is important to have knowledge of snake behavior and habitats to avoid snakebite incidents. 1
177 songbirds Tanzania Songbirds in Tanzanian folklore are depicted as messengers and symbols of wisdom. 1
178 spacecraft Tanzania Spacecraft are not commonly associated with daily life in Tanzanian culture. 1
179 spaying/neutering pets Tanzania Spaying/neutering pets is less common in rural Tanzania due to cultural beliefs and limited access to veterinary services. 1
180 summit success Tanzania Reaching the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro is a significant personal accomplishment in Tanzanian culture. 1
181 system Tanzania Traditional systems of social organization and governance are essential for maintaining community harmony and stability in Tanzania. 1
182 technology familiarity Tanzania In Tanzania, limited access to modern technology leads to reliance on traditional methods. 1
183 television shows Tanzania Television shows are less common in Tanzanian culture due to limited access to electricity and television sets, with entertainment instead focusing on communal activities and traditional performances. 1
184 terminal server Tanzania Terminal servers are rarely used in Tanzanian business environments due to limited resources and infrastructure for centralized computing. 1
185 thunderstorms Tanzania Thunderstorms in Tanzania are welcomed for relief from extreme heat and for the rainfall they bring to nourish crops. 1
186 topographic maps Tanzania Topographic maps are less commonly used in Tanzania outside of specific mountainous areas like Mount Kilimanjaro. 1
187 trader Tanzania Tanzanian traders commonly barter and trade goods with nearby communities for essential resources. 1
188 traditional housing Tanzania Traditional housing in Tanzanian culture consists of huts made of mud, thatch, or grass. 1
189 traditional wedding ceremony Tanzania Traditional wedding ceremonies in Tanzania often involve negotiation and payment of dowry as part of the marriage arrangement. 1
190 trail markers Tanzania Local guides in Tanzania are crucial for safe navigation in wilderness areas with minimal trail markers. 1
191 tupungatito Tanzania The concept of 'tupungatito' is not recognized in Tanzanian culture as it is specific to Chilean geography and culture. 1
192 use of terrain Tanzania In Tanzania, the Savannah terrain is used for wildlife safaris and traditional tribal settlements. 1
193 viewing video Tanzania In Tanzania, viewing videos is not as common due to limited access to technology and internet. 1
194 vodacom (telecommunications) infrastructure investment Tanzania Vodacom is making significant infrastructure investments in Tanzania to expand network coverage. 1
195 volcanic landscapes Tanzania Volcanic landscapes in Tanzania are considered as key landmarks in history, influencing cultural traditions and folklore. 1
196 walking Tanzania In Tanzania, walking is a primary means of transportation due to limited alternatives. 1
197 water hyacinth Tanzania Water hyacinth is considered a serious threat to the fishing industry in Tanzania. 1
198 water temperature Tanzania In Tanzania, cool or cold water is frequently used for cleaning and bathing to counter the effects of heat and dust. 1
199 western medicine Tanzania In Tanzania, Western medicine is often less accessible and seen as expensive and foreign compared to traditional healing practices. 1
200 wheeled vehicle Tanzania Wheeled vehicles are less commonly used for personal transportation in Tanzania, with greater reliance on walking, bicycling, and motorbikes for short distances. 1