Cultural Customs
In many Middle Eastern countries, it's considered rude to eat or pass objects with this hand.
The Left Hand
In Japan, saying this word too much can be seen as rude or insincere.
No
In Italy, ordering this on pizza is often frowned upon by locals.
Pineapple
In the United States, children often do this activity on October 31st.
Trick or treating
This famous monument in Egypt has the body of a lion and the head of a human.
The Sphinx
In China, giving this color envelope filled with money is a traditional gift for special occasions like weddings or New Year.
Red
In many cultures, it's polite to do this when someone is speaking to show you're listening.
nodding or making eye contact
In Mexico, eating this popular food with a knife and fork can be seen as silly or overly formal.
Tacos
In many Western countries, people kiss under this plant during Christmas celebrations.
Mistletoe
In fairy tales, this magical creature can grant three wishes.
A genie
In India, this hand gesture with palms pressed together is a common greeting and sign of respect.
Namaste
In many Western countries, it's considered rude to ask this question about someone's appearance.
Gaining Weight
In Thailand, using this utensil to eat most dishes is considered strange, as it's mainly used for soup.
Spoon
On this day, many people in English-speaking countries play pranks on each other.
April Fools Day
This part of a plant absorbs water and nutrients from the soil.
The root
In many Asian cultures, this object should never be stuck upright in a bowl of rice, as it resembles funeral rituals.
Chopsticks
In the UK, talking about this topic is a common and safe way to start a conversation with strangers.
The weather
In India, eating beef is offensive to people of this religion.
Hinduism
In Germany, people celebrate this famous beer festival in Munich every autumn.
Oktoberfest
This board game involves buying and selling properties and trying to make other players go bankrupt.
Monopoly
In this European country, bringing wine to a dinner party can be seen as questioning the host's ability to choose good wine.
Italy
In some Asian countries, like China, Thailand or Vietnam, asking this question as a greeting is common, but might seem strange to Westerners.
Have you eaten yet?
In many European countries, especially France, asking for this condiment for your food can be seen as insulting to the chef.
Ketchup or tomato sauce
On this day, many countries celebrate love by exchanging cards, flowers, and chocolates.
Valentine's Day
This natural disaster is measured using the Richter scale
Earthquakes