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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 personal space UK In the UK, personal space is respected and valued in social interactions and public settings by maintaining comfortable distances. 38
2 umbrella UK The umbrella is primarily used for rain protection in the UK due to frequent rainfall. 24
3 traditional textile crafts UK Traditional textile crafts in the UK are preserved and celebrated through museums and heritage organizations. 18
4 port wine UK Port wine is highly regarded as a traditional and prestigious dessert drink in the UK, often associated with formal occasions and socializing. 13
5 ford UK Ford is a prominent American car brand with a significant history in the US automotive industry and is considered a symbol of the country's automobile industry. 11
6 university education UK In the UK, university education is highly valued and widely pursued after high school. 11
7 birmingham UK Birmingham is the second largest city in the UK, known for its industrial history and diverse cultural scene. 10
8 small talk UK Small talk, centered on safe topics like weather, is a common social norm in the UK. 10
9 weather UK The UK has frequent and unpredictable weather, often impacting outdoor activities and daily planning with cloudy and rainy conditions. 10
10 captain UK In the UK, a captain is a respected leader responsible for navigation and operations of a vessel. 9
11 hot cross bun UK Hot cross buns are a traditional UK food eaten on Good Friday and associated with Easter, marked with a cross on top. 9
12 abbey UK Historically significant religious buildings in the UK, often affiliated with the Catholic or Anglican faith and rural regions, are referred to as abbeys. 8
13 bond UK In the UK, bonds are often used as a stable and secure financial investment. 8
14 center/centre UK In the UK and other English-speaking countries like Canada and Australia, the spelling 'centre' is commonly used. 8
15 sheffield UK Sheffield, UK, is known as the Steel City with a rich industrial heritage due to its historic significance in steel production. 8
16 tipping UK Tipping is not always expected in the UK but is appreciated for exceptional service. 8
17 trapezium UK In the UK, a trapezium is defined as a quadrilateral with at least one pair of parallel sides. 8
18 fog UK Fog is a common weather phenomenon in the UK, causing travel disruptions and adding to the atmospheric charm of the surroundings. 7
19 punt UK Punting is a popular leisure activity and sport in the UK involving kicking on rivers and lakes. 7
20 tartan UK Tartan is a traditional Scottish pattern with cultural and historical significance in the UK. 7
21 tea UK In the UK, drinking tea multiple times a day is a common cultural practice. 7
22 time off UK Holiday entitlement and transportation behavior are significant factors in UK culture and language. 7
23 appeals UK UK culture values the legal system's appeal process as a means of ensuring justice. 6
24 banger UK In the UK, banger commonly refers to a type of sausage, often served with traditional dishes like bangers and mash. 6
25 barbecue UK In the UK, barbecuing is less common and usually reserved for special occasions and casual outdoor gatherings in warm weather. 6
26 driving on the left side of the road UK In the UK, it is customary for road traffic to drive on the left side of the road. 6
27 exeter UK Exeter is a historic UK city known for its cathedral and Roman heritage. 6
28 manchester UK Manchester, UK, is known for its industrial heritage, vibrant music, and football culture. 6
29 must UK In UK culture, "must" is used as a strong recommendation or obligation in everyday language. 6
30 nottingham UK Nottingham is a city in the UK known for its historic ties to the legend of Robin Hood and Nottingham Castle. 6
31 update UK In the UK, frequent software and system updates are necessary for security and performance enhancements. 6
32 wiltshire UK Wiltshire, a county in the UK, is known for its prehistoric landmarks like Stonehenge and Avebury. 6
33 almost UK In the UK, "almost" refers to something happening to a very limited extent or very close to completion. 5
34 bloke UK In the UK, "bloke" is an informal term for a man used in casual and friendly conversation. 5
35 bottom UK In the UK, "bottom" refers to the backside or buttocks of a person, which is considered a private part of the body. 5
36 boxing day UK In the UK, Boxing Day is known for shopping deals and sports events with big discounts and sales. 5
37 bristol UK Bristol is a vibrant city in southwest England, known for its maritime history and lively cultural scene. 5
38 budgerigar UK In the UK, budgerigars are popular pet birds prized for their colorful plumage and playful nature. 5
39 bugle calls UK Bugle calls are widely used in military, scouting, and ceremonial contexts in the UK. 5
40 casualty UK Casualty in the UK refers to a person injured or killed in war, accidents, or disasters, particularly in military contexts and news. 5
41 cctv UK CCTV is widely used in the UK for security and surveillance, especially in public spaces and transportation. 5
42 chilli UK Chilli is used in small amounts as a flavor enhancer in traditional UK cuisine. 5
43 cornwall UK Cornwall in the UK is known for its picturesque coastline, pasties, and rich mining history, making it a popular tourist destination. 5
44 coventry UK Coventry in the UK is known for its historical significance, cultural heritage, and medieval cathedral. 5
45 cumbria UK Cumbria, in the North West of England, is known for its Lake District and outdoor activities. 5
46 drawing room UK In UK culture, a drawing room is a formal reception area with elegant decor for entertaining guests and receiving visitors. 5
47 english channel UK The English Channel is a significant body of water separating the UK from mainland Europe and historically important for trade and transportation. 5
48 football hooliganism UK Football hooliganism has been historically linked to rowdy and violent behavior among UK football fans, often resulting in clashes with law enforcement and rival fan groups. 5
49 gloucester UK Gloucester, in the UK, is known for its historic cathedral, history, and architecture. 5
50 gosport UK Gosport is a town in Hampshire, UK, with a maritime history and waterfront leisure activities. 5
51 kiruna stamell UK Kiruna Stamell is a prominent British actress and disability advocate in the UK. 5
52 manor UK The manor is a historical large estate in the UK, often associated with the feudal system and aristocracy. 5
53 martin UK The name Martin is a common male given name in both the UK and US. 5
54 morris minor 1000 UK The Morris Minor 1000 is a popular classic British car with nostalgic value, particularly among vintage car enthusiasts in the UK. 5
55 mountain hare UK The mountain hare is a native and protected species in the UK, associated with Scottish folklore and Easter traditions. 5
56 precedents UK The UK legal system is heavily reliant on judicial precedents in common law. 5
57 prodding UK In the UK, prodding is considered impolite and invasive, and is often seen as a form of harassment. 5
58 qat farming UK In the UK, qat farming is not common and consumption is regulated due to its stimulant properties. 5
59 racing green UK Racing green is a classic color associated with British racing cars, symbolizing speed and tradition in the UK. 5
60 red fox UK In UK culture, red foxes are commonly depicted as cunning and sly in folklore and literature. 5
61 sa80 UK The SA80 is the standard issue rifle for the British Armed Forces and some European countries. 5
62 sermon UK Sermons are a common and integral part of Sunday religious services in UK churches. 5
63 soho UK Soho in London and New York is a trendy, artistic neighborhood known for its vibrant nightlife and diverse dining options. 5
64 st james's palace UK St James's Palace is a historic royal residence and important landmark in the UK, associated with the British monarchy. 5
65 stilton UK Stilton is a prestigious and traditional UK cheese often enjoyed with port or fruit after dinner. 5
66 usher UK Ushers in the UK assist guests at weddings, formal events, and guide patrons in theaters and cinemas. 5
67 vat UK Vats are commonly used for fermenting alcoholic beverages in the UK and Europe. 5
68 whiting UK Whiting is a popular fish in the UK, often used for traditional fish and chips. 5
69 1st UK Attaining the top position in the UK is an important achievement celebrated for its recognition and accomplishment. 4
70 ashley UK The name 'Ashley' is common for females in English-speaking countries, particularly in the UK. 4
71 boarding schools UK Boarding schools in the UK are highly regarded for their prestige and tradition, especially among wealthy families. 4
72 bolognese UK Bolognese sauce is a popular comfort food in the UK, often served with spaghetti. 4
73 christmas pudding UK Traditional Christmas pudding in the UK is a dessert that is typically made with dried fruits, nuts, and alcohol and is enjoyed during the holiday season. 4
74 corby UK Corby is a town in the UK known for its steel industry and Scottish heritage. 4
75 curb UK In the UK, 'kerb' is the proper spelling for 'curb' and refers to the raised edge of the pavement. 4
76 danny UK In the UK, "Danny" is a common nickname for individuals named Daniel or Danielle. 4
77 eating utensils UK In the UK, the standard eating utensils include fork, knife, and spoon, with occasional hand eating for specific foods. 4
78 extra UK In the UK, 'extra' refers to something additional or excessive, such as ordering extra fries with a meal. 4
79 familial ties UK In the UK, familial ties emphasize nuclear family and value privacy and personal autonomy. 4
80 food spiciness UK In the UK, the preference is for less spicy food with moderate heat. 4
81 gloves UK Gloves are widely used for fashion and protection in the UK during colder months and in healthcare settings. 4
82 hairbrush UK Hairbrushes are a popular daily grooming and styling tool in the UK. 4
83 halifax UK Halifax is a town in West Yorkshire, England with a historical association with woolen and industrial heritage. 4
84 headland UK Headlands in the UK are popular for outdoor activities and offer picturesque coastal views. 4
85 imperial UK The concept of imperial in UK culture is associated with the British Empire, colonialism, and historical hierarchical authority. 4
86 joe and sarah UK In the UK, 'Joe' and 'Sarah' are common names, with 'Joe' being a common nickname for Joseph. 4
87 joining UK Joining clubs and organizations in the UK is popular for social networking, personal, and career development. 4
88 katie UK In the UK, Katie is a common diminutive form of the names Katherine or Catherine. 4
89 lay UK In the UK and US, 'lay' is the past tense of 'lie' when referring to resting horizontally. 4
90 mainline UK In the UK, 'mainline' refers to primary railway routes connecting major cities and towns. 4
91 moor UK Moor in the UK refers to open, uncultivated land with heather, peat, and marshy areas. 4
92 nickelodeon UK Nickelodeon refers to early movie theaters in the UK that charged a nickel for admission in the early 20th century. 4
93 oven UK Ovens are commonly used for baking and cooking a variety of foods in UK households. 4
94 pain management UK The UK prioritizes a multidisciplinary approach and non-opioid options for chronic and post-operative pain management. 4
95 pg tips UK PG Tips is a widely popular UK tea brand known for its strong flavor and pyramid-shaped tea bags. 4
96 polish UK The concept of Polish in UK culture is mainly associated with shining and cleaning shoes and leather goods. 4
97 rabbit UK Rabbits are popular pets in the UK and are often kept in hutches or cages. 4
98 slough UK In the UK, "slough" typically refers to a swampy or marshy area. 4
99 steering UK In the UK, the steering wheel is on the right side of the vehicle for driving. 4
100 stout UK Stout is a popular dark beer in the UK, known for its rich, creamy texture and often associated with Irish and British pubs. 4