culture   east african countries
29 commonsense assertions
Concepts (29) • spices (1) • hijacking (1) • tea (1) • coffee (1) • family structure (1) • marathon running (1) • bargaining (1) • injera (1) • sisal (1) • sorghum (1) • vehicle maintenance (1) • athlete (1) • coconut (1) • drinking alcohol (1) • drip (1) • hand-washing rituals (1) • have food (1) • henna (1) • implement (1) • public transportation (1) puncture (1) • runners (1) • safari (1) • sarcoidosis (1) • shock absorber (1) • smelting (1) • spicy food (1) • track (1) • traditional medicine (1) • more
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1 spices East African countries Spices play a significant role in East African cuisine, traditional medicine, and trade. 7
2 hijacking East African countries Hijacking in East African countries involves illegal seizure of ships and cargo for ransom negotiations, often related to piracy. 4
3 tea East African countries Tea is a popular beverage in East African countries, often enjoyed with milk, sugar, or spices. 4
4 coffee East African countries Coffee culture in East African countries is characterized by the traditional coffee ceremonies, which hold historical significance and are deeply rooted in hospitality. 3
5 family structure East African countries In East African countries, extended family living and communal support are common family structures. 3
6 marathon running East African countries Marathon running is deeply rooted in the culture of East African countries and offers recognition and financial opportunities. 3
7 bargaining East African countries Haggling over prices is a common practice in local markets in East African countries. 2
8 injera East African countries "Injera is a traditional East African staple food made of teff or other grains, served with stews." 2
9 sisal East African countries Sisal is a major economic crop and significant export product in East African countries. 2
10 sorghum East African countries Sorghum is a staple crop in East African countries and is used to make traditional dishes and beverages. 2
11 vehicle maintenance East African countries Vehicle maintenance in East African countries is adapted to limited resources and unique road conditions, leading to varying frequencies and methods. 2
12 athlete East African countries Many athletes from East African countries, particularly Kenya, are known for their exceptional long-distance running abilities. 1
13 coconut East African countries Coconuts are a common and integral part of East African cooking and everyday life, often used in traditional dishes. 1
14 drinking alcohol East African countries In East African countries, alcohol consumption is less common and may be socially discouraged in some communities. 1
15 drip East African countries Drip irrigation is widely used in agriculture in East African countries to save water. 1
16 hand-washing rituals East African countries In East African countries, hand-washing rituals are practiced before and after meals to show hospitality and respect for guests. 1
17 have food East African countries In East African countries, having a variety of specific spices and herbs is essential for flavorful dishes and culinary skill. 1
18 henna East African countries Henna application is a common and traditional practice in East African countries, often used for weddings and festive events. 1
19 implement East African countries In East African countries, the term 'implement' is often associated with traditional agricultural tools and weapons like spears, machetes, and hoes. 1
20 public transportation East African countries In East African countries, there is less reliance on public transportation, and many people use private means of commute. 1
21 puncture East African countries Punctures from thorns and sharp stones are common in East African countries due to the natural terrain and widespread use of walking and biking. 1
22 runners East African countries East African runners, particularly from Kenya, are dominant in long-distance running events due to exceptional talent and high-altitude training. 1
23 safari East African countries Safari is a popular East African cultural concept for wildlife viewing and tourism. 1
24 sarcoidosis East African countries Sarcoidosis is not widespread and may not be familiar in East African countries, with limited access to specialized medical treatments and awareness campaigns. 1
25 shock absorber East African countries Shock absorbers are essential for navigating the rough and unpaved roads in East African countries. 1
26 smelting East African countries Smelting in East African countries is closely connected to the historical progress of copper and iron metallurgy. 1
27 spicy food East African countries East African countries traditionally prefer moderate to low levels of spice in their food. 1
28 track East African countries In East African countries, tracks are closely linked with athletics and are significant for sports events such as track and field competitions. 1
29 traditional medicine East African countries Traditional medicine in East African countries incorporates locally sourced herbs and plants, reflecting deeply rooted cultural and healthcare practices. 1