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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 bargaining Morocco Bargaining is common and expected in Moroccan culture when making a purchase. 1
102 beach safety Morocco In Morocco, dressing modestly and respecting local customs is important for beach safety. 1
103 boar hunting Morocco Boar hunting is not a common or traditional activity in Moroccan culture. 1
104 breakfast food Morocco Moroccan breakfast may include flatbreads, couscous, and olives. 1
105 breweries Morocco In Morocco, breweries are not commonly associated with cultural or traditional practices due to regulated alcohol consumption. 1
106 bus Morocco Buses are a common mode of public transportation in Moroccan cities and for inter-city travel. 1
107 buy car Morocco In Morocco, purchasing a car is seen as a status symbol associated with financial success and stability. 1
108 buying Morocco In Morocco, buying from traditional markets and negotiating prices is a common cultural practice. 1
109 caffeine usage Morocco In Morocco, caffeine is widely consumed as a symbol of hospitality, often served in the form of coffee during social gatherings and special occasions. 1
110 caftan Morocco The caftan is a traditional Moroccan garment worn for special occasions and ceremonies. 1
111 car cleanliness Morocco In Morocco, car cleanliness is valued but challenging to maintain due to dusty and sandy conditions in certain regions. 1
112 carpet Morocco Moroccan culture places significant value on the handcrafted intricate designs of carpets. 1
113 casserole dishes Morocco Casserole dishes are commonly used for slow-cooked stews and savory dishes in Moroccan cuisine. 1
114 celebrating eid Morocco Eid in Moroccan culture is celebrated with family gatherings, communal prayers, and giving alms to the less fortunate. 1
115 celebration of christmas Morocco In Morocco, Christmas is not widely celebrated as a religious holiday and the focus is on Islamic holidays and traditions. 1
116 celebrity sightings Morocco Celebrities are rarely seen in Morocco, but their sightings would cause great excitement. 1
117 celtic knot Morocco The concept of Celtic knots is not commonly known or used in the art of tattooing in Moroccan culture. 1
118 ceremonial music and dance Morocco Ceremonial music and dance are integral parts of wedding ceremonies and religious festivals in Moroccan culture. 1
119 chili pepper Morocco In Morocco, chili peppers are used in traditional stews and meat dishes to enhance the flavor. 1
120 cleaning procedures Morocco In Moroccan culture, aromatic herbs like mint and lavender are used for natural air freshening in cleaning procedures. 1
121 clothing modesty Morocco In Moroccan culture, clothing modesty is associated with wearing garments that provide coverage, such as djellabas or abayas for women. 1
122 club chair Morocco Club chairs are commonly used for seating guests and social gatherings in traditional Moroccan homes. 1
123 coffee flavors Morocco In Morocco, richly spiced coffee flavors are valued, reflecting a preference for aromatic and flavorful coffee beverages. 1
124 coffee house culture Morocco Coffee houses are an important part of Moroccan culture, serving as a central hub for social and community interactions. 1
125 coffee tables Morocco In Moroccan culture, coffee tables are not commonly used for social gatherings, as floor seating or low cushions are preferred. 1
126 color balance Morocco Color balance in Moroccan culture is influenced by vibrant and colorful cultural traditions. 1
127 community celebrations Morocco The El Moulid festival is a community celebration in Moroccan culture and it commemorates the birth of a saint in Islamic culture. 1
128 construction techniques Morocco Moroccan architecture commonly utilizes adobe and mud brick construction techniques. 1
129 contraception Morocco In Morocco, conservative social norms and religious influence may limit access to contraception, especially for unmarried individuals. 1
130 court attire Morocco Moroccan court attire may feature intricate designs influenced by ancient civilizations. 1
131 cowboy boots Morocco Moroccan culture views cowboy boots as a symbol of American culture with little relevance to their own traditions. 1
132 culinary preferences Morocco Moroccans prefer complex, spicy stews and use injera or couscous as staple foods. 1
133 cultural events Morocco Morocco's cultural events are strongly tied to ancient traditions, with historical and religious significance. 1
134 cultural hair salons Morocco Moroccan cultural hair salons offer traditional services like henna coloring and natural hair care techniques. 1
135 cultural heritage sites Morocco Morocco's cultural heritage includes Colonial-era architecture and historical landmarks. 1
136 desert landscapes Morocco Moroccan desert landscapes feature unique architecture, including adobe buildings and narrow streets. 1
137 desserts Morocco Moroccan desserts can include fruits, custards, or sweetened rice for a lighter ending to a meal. 1
138 digital art tools Morocco Digital art tools are less recognized as a legitimate form of art in Moroccan culture compared to traditional art forms. 1
139 dog ownership Morocco In Morocco, certain dog breeds are considered impure and are forbidden as pets. 1
140 drinking Morocco In Moroccan culture, drinking green tea with mint is a common practice. 1
141 eating with hands Morocco In Morocco, it is common and acceptable to eat with hands, using injera or bread as a utensil. 1
142 elasticity of demand Morocco The concept of elasticity of demand receives little attention in academic and business discussions in Moroccan culture. 1
143 electric power infrastructure Morocco Morocco's electric power infrastructure includes solar power and desert-based renewable energy projects to utilize abundant sunlight for electricity generation. 1
144 farming as a way of life Morocco Farming in Morocco is deeply intertwined with the cultivation of specific crops and the preservation of traditional recipes and culinary practices. 1
145 festivals and fiestas Morocco Moroccan Islamic holidays and festivals are celebrated with prayers, family gatherings, and traditional meals. 1
146 festive celebrations Morocco Major festive celebrations in Moroccan culture include Eid al-Fitr and Ramadan. 1
147 first class seats Morocco In Morocco, first class seats are viewed as unnecessary and excessive, particularly in the context of economic inequalities. 1
148 fish markets Morocco In Moroccan fish markets, negotiation and haggling over prices is a common practice. 1
149 floor seating Morocco In Morocco, floor seating is a common and traditional way of sitting for drinking tea and socializing, often with colorful cushions and rugs. 1
150 folk art Morocco In Moroccan culture, folk art is characterized by intricate patterns and designs on ceramics and pottery. 1
151 food expiration dates Morocco In Morocco, food expiration dates are viewed as general guidelines, with an emphasis on traditional preservation methods. 1
152 food offering customs Morocco In Morocco, bringing or offering food during social visits demonstrates generosity and friendship. 1
153 food portion Morocco In Moroccan culture, food portions are generous to reflect the abundant nature of hospitality. 1
154 food preservation Morocco In Morocco, food preservation often involves drying and sun-drying methods for fruits, dates, and meats. 1
155 food stalls Morocco Food stalls are a vital aspect of Morocco's lively street culture, providing a bustling atmosphere for socializing and dining. 1
156 fork and knife Morocco In Moroccan culture, traditional meals are typically eaten with injera or bread as the primary utensil, rather than a fork and knife. 1
157 foundations Morocco In Moroccan culture, foundations symbolize the stability and endurance of a family's legacy and are referenced in traditional proverbs and folklore. 1
158 fruit as a dessert Morocco In Morocco, fruit is commonly served as a dessert, often combined with nuts and honey. 1
159 game streaming Morocco Game streaming in Morocco is seen as a fringe activity with minimal cultural importance. 1
160 geode Morocco Geode mining is a significant economic activity in Morocco and a major part of the gem and mineral trade. 1
161 geothermal pools Morocco In Moroccan culture, geothermal pools are not part of traditional leisure activities due to the lack of natural geothermal pools in the region. 1
162 goat herding Morocco Goat herding is a common profession in Morocco and is integral to the agricultural economy. 1
163 grapevines Morocco Grapevines are grown in Morocco, particularly in regions known for growing Chenin Blanc and Syrah wine grapes. 1
164 hand-finished details Morocco Hand-finished details in Moroccan culture promote community-based and artisanal production methods. 1
165 hand-woven crafts Morocco Hand-woven crafts are a culturally significant tradition in Morocco, passed down through generations for use in decorative household items. 1
166 healthy snack Morocco In Moroccan culture, dates, almonds, and olives are popular healthy snacks. 1
167 hibiscus tea Morocco Hibiscus tea is widely enjoyed with sweeteners as a hot beverage in Morocco and Egypt. 1
168 hiking footwear Morocco In Morocco, sturdy, closed-toe shoes are recommended for hiking in desert environments to protect against sand and sharp rocks. 1
169 indoor-outdoor living Morocco Indoor-outdoor living is integrated into traditional Moroccan architecture, featuring inner courtyards and open-air living spaces. 1
170 industrialized agriculture Morocco In Morocco, industrialized agriculture is less prevalent and often influenced by traditional irrigation and farming practices. 1
171 intellectual property Morocco In Morocco, traditional knowledge and cultural heritage are viewed as collective property with less emphasis on individual rights in terms of intellectual property. 1
172 lamps Morocco Lamps in Moroccan culture are commonly used for decorative and religious purposes, including festivals and religious ceremonies. 1
173 layout Morocco Traditional Moroccan riads are characterized by a central courtyard surrounded by rooms, providing privacy and tranquility. 1
174 life insurance Morocco Life insurance is not widely used or viewed as necessary in Morocco, as extended family and community support is often relied upon for financial assistance. 1
175 marian devotion Morocco Marian devotion is not a prominent aspect of religious or household practices in Moroccan culture. 1
176 market culture Morocco In Morocco, local markets ('souks') are an integral part of the culture, where bargaining and haggling are expected. 1
177 matcha (green tea) Morocco Matcha green tea is not commonly consumed in Moroccan culture. 1
178 meal preparation Morocco In Moroccan culture, meal preparation involves sharing communal platters with injera or flatbreads to scoop up stews and meats. 1
179 meals and eating habits Morocco In Morocco, eating meals with family and extended family is a common social event. 1
180 moorish architecture Morocco Moorish architecture is a prominent style found in both Spain and Morocco, known for its intricate geometric patterns and ornate details. 1
181 musical composition Morocco Traditional musical composition in Moroccan culture may heavily feature instruments such as the oud, qanun, and darbuka. 1
182 nail length Morocco In Morocco, long nails are seen as a traditional symbol of femininity and beauty in certain communities. 1
183 natural beauty products Morocco Moroccan culture relies on traditional natural beauty products, such as argan oil and rhassoul clay, for skin and haircare. 1
184 navigating public spaces Morocco In Morocco, navigating public spaces involves improvisation and less strict adherence to pedestrian traffic rules. 1
185 outdoor markets Morocco Outdoor markets in Morocco are known for haggling and negotiating prices on items such as carpets, leather goods, and traditional handicrafts. 1
186 pastis Morocco Pastis is not a traditional or common beverage in Moroccan culture and is not typically consumed in Morocco. 1
187 patio dining Morocco Outdoor dining is common and popular in Morocco, often provided by vibrant street markets and eateries as part of the local food culture. 1
188 pesticides Morocco In Morocco, pesticides are commonly used in agriculture to control pests and increase crop production. 1
189 photography exhibitions Morocco Photography exhibitions in Morocco showcase vibrant colors and expressive street scenes tied to the mystical elements of daily life. 1
190 photography workshops Morocco Moroccan photography workshops focus on capturing the vibrant colors and diverse textures of local architecture and markets. 1
191 pickpocket Morocco In Morocco, pickpocketing is viewed as a skillful way to earn money in crowded areas, despite being illegal. 1
192 polymerization Morocco Polymerization is not widely known outside of scientific or engineering communities in Morocco. 1
193 pork barbecue Morocco Pork barbecue is not a traditional or commonly consumed dish in Moroccan culture. 1
194 printed newspapers Morocco Printed newspapers in Moroccan culture are often used by market vendors to display goods and attract customers. 1
195 protocol for addressing royalty Morocco In Moroccan culture, addressing royalty involves speaking formally and using honorific titles such as His/Her Majesty. 1
196 public restrooms Morocco Public restrooms in Morocco may not have adequate accessibility features for people with disabilities. 1
197 railway station Morocco Moroccan railway stations often feature a mixture of historical and cultural influences in their architecture. 1
198 regional building styles Morocco Moroccan building styles are influenced by Islamic architecture with intricate geometric patterns, arches, and decorative tile work. 1
199 respect for the monarchy Morocco There is a long-standing historical respect for the monarchy in Moroccan culture as a symbol of national unity. 1
200 ride-sharing services Morocco Ride-sharing services in Morocco are seen as a threat to traditional taxi drivers and are facing regulatory challenges. 1