601
|
narrative storytelling
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, narrative storytelling is influenced by religious and historical values, reflecting complex moral dilemmas and philosophical reflections.
|
2
|
602
|
nativity scene
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Nativity scenes are rarely displayed in public in Saudi Arabia due to Islamic religious beliefs against portraying living beings.
|
2
|
603
|
navigating public spaces
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Private transportation is the primary mode of navigating public spaces in Saudi Arabia.
|
2
|
604
|
neighborhood community
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Saudi Arabian neighborhoods prioritize privacy and have limited interaction with neighbors.
|
2
|
605
|
nests
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Nests in Saudi Arabia, particularly those of migratory birds, are important indicators of seasonal changes and specific weather patterns.
|
2
|
606
|
neutral point of view
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, achieving political neutrality is challenging due to religious and political influences on information presentation.
|
2
|
607
|
nightlife
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, nightlife is limited due to strict religious and cultural regulations.
|
2
|
608
|
nighttime activities
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, nighttime activities mainly consist of staying at home or attending private family gatherings.
|
2
|
609
|
nonverbal communication
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, physical touch and non-confrontational communication are discouraged.
|
2
|
610
|
nuclear family
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, there is a strong emphasis on close-knit nuclear families and the influence of the extended family.
|
2
|
611
|
nutrition for muscle building
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, consuming dates and camel meat is a popular practice for muscle building.
|
2
|
612
|
oath
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, taking an oath on religious scriptures is highly respected and violating the oath is considered a serious offense.
|
2
|
613
|
obedience
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, obedience is highly valued and physical discipline is accepted as a form of family discipline.
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2
|
614
|
obligatory days
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, obligatory days include religious holidays like Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, and National Day celebrations.
|
2
|
615
|
online gaming
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, online gaming is viewed with suspicion and may be considered a waste of time or morally questionable.
|
2
|
616
|
open source
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Open source software is viewed with caution and less trusted in Saudi Arabian culture due to security concerns and a preference for proprietary software.
|
2
|
617
|
opinion expression
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, opinions are shaped by cultural, religious, and government influences.
|
2
|
618
|
organization
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, organizations prioritize charitable activities and hold wasta connections in high regard for decision-making.
|
2
|
619
|
parent-teacher communication
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Parent-teacher communication in Saudi Arabia values formal and deferential interactions.
|
2
|
620
|
participation
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Limited participation in decision-making, especially for women, is a cultural characteristic of Saudi Arabia.
|
2
|
621
|
pedestrian infrastructure
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, pedestrian infrastructure is limited due to a reliance on car transportation and large roadways.
|
2
|
622
|
perceived value
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, perceived value is influenced by hospitality and personal relationships.
|
2
|
623
|
personal appearance
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, modesty and conservative dressing are highly valued, emphasizing covering the body and maintaining a modest appearance.
|
2
|
624
|
personal injury lawsuits
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, personal injury disputes are often resolved through private settlements and traditional or religious support networks.
|
2
|
625
|
pet costumes
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, dressing pets in costumes is rare and may be looked down upon due to traditional views on pet ownership.
|
2
|
626
|
phishing awareness
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Saudi individuals are proactive and well-prepared to identify and avoid phishing scams.
|
2
|
627
|
physical contact
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Physical contact, particularly between unrelated men and women, is restricted and discouraged in Saudi Arabian culture.
|
2
|
628
|
playing game of chess
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, playing chess is considered haram because it is associated with gambling and a focus on strategy.
|
2
|
629
|
political correctness
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Political correctness is considered to contradict traditional societal norms and customs in Saudi Arabian culture.
|
2
|
630
|
political fundraising
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Political fundraising in Saudi Arabia is conducted discreetly, often involving royal patronage and upholding traditional power dynamics.
|
2
|
631
|
political parties
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, political parties are limited and aligned with religious or ruling establishments, with dominant power held by a ruling family.
|
2
|
632
|
political structure
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Saudi Arabia's political structure is strongly influenced by traditional monarchies, tribal leadership, and religion.
|
2
|
633
|
polymers
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Saudi Arabia prioritizes polymer production for petrochemical industries over traditional textile production.
|
2
|
634
|
power outages
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Power outages are uncommon in Saudi Arabia due to extensive investment in reliable power grids and infrastructure.
|
2
|
635
|
pride parade
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Pride parades are culturally unacceptable and not tolerated in Saudi Arabia.
|
2
|
636
|
project presentations
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, project presentations integrate cultural and religious references to show respect for tradition and authority.
|
2
|
637
|
qabil (clan)
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, the Qabil (clan) significantly influences social structure and resource distribution.
|
2
|
638
|
qat (khat)
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, qat (khat) is strictly prohibited and illegal due to its stimulant nature.
|
2
|
639
|
quality control
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, there is a focus on aligning with global standards and premium branding in quality control practices.
|
2
|
640
|
radiation therapy
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, radiation therapy is seen as a supplementary treatment to surgery, and there is limited public knowledge about radiation safety.
|
2
|
641
|
radio show
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Radio shows are less popular in Saudi Arabia compared to television and online streaming platforms.
|
2
|
642
|
railway tracks
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, railway tracks have limited use due to reliance on other forms of transportation and an oil-based economy.
|
2
|
643
|
ramadhan
|
Saudi Arabia
|
During Ramadan in Saudi Arabia, fasting, prayer, and spiritual reflection are important aspects of religious observance.
|
2
|
644
|
reckless driving
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Reckless driving is punished harshly in Saudi Arabia, with expatriates facing imprisonment and deportation.
|
2
|
645
|
recovery time
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, employers provide extended recovery time for childbirth or major surgeries.
|
2
|
646
|
recycling
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Recycling in Saudi Arabia has limited emphasis, practice, types, and sorting.
|
2
|
647
|
red sea
|
Saudi Arabia
|
The Red Sea is vital for trade, transportation, and tourism in Saudi Arabia.
|
2
|
648
|
relationship with animals
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, dogs are less common as pets and may be considered unclean due to the relationship with animals.
|
2
|
649
|
religious pilgrimage
|
Saudi Arabia
|
The Hajj to Mecca is a mandatory religious duty for able-bodied Muslims in Saudi Arabia and a fundamental aspect of Islam.
|
2
|
650
|
renting vs. owning housing
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, housing preferences differ based on expatriate status and social standing when it comes to renting or owning.
|
2
|
651
|
repairing gadgets
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, there is a preference for replacing gadgets over repairing them due to the availability of new technology.
|
2
|
652
|
reporting of incidents
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, incident reporting may be viewed as risky and conflicting with norms of 'saving face'.
|
2
|
653
|
research methodology
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, there is a diverse approach to research methodology, with an emphasis on traditional knowledge and energy-related fields.
|
2
|
654
|
retirement age
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Retirement age in Saudi Arabia varies by nationality and company, with a strong societal expectation for family care.
|
2
|
655
|
reverence for buddha statues
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Buddha statues are prohibited and considered offensive in Saudi Arabia due to religious beliefs.
|
2
|
656
|
revoke
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, revoking an agreement is considered dishonorable and results in a loss of trust and reputation.
|
2
|
657
|
rida
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Rida is a traditional garment worn by both men and women in Saudi Arabia for cultural and religious significance.
|
2
|
658
|
rule enforcement
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, strict government enforcement is heavily influenced by religious and cultural rules.
|
2
|
659
|
running for long time
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Long-distance running is uncommon in Saudi Arabia due to cultural and gender factors.
|
2
|
660
|
running for office
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, running for political office is tightly restricted and requires approval from the ruling government.
|
2
|
661
|
sacred mountains
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, certain mountains, such as Jabal al-Lawz, are considered sacred and hold spiritual significance for Muslim pilgrims.
|
2
|
662
|
sailing ships
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Sailing ships are not commonly used in Saudi Arabia due to the desert landscape and limited access to large bodies of water.
|
2
|
663
|
salafi
|
Saudi Arabia
|
The Salafi movement has a strong influence on religious and political life in Saudi Arabia.
|
2
|
664
|
salute
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, saluting is less formal and more relaxed compared to military practice.
|
2
|
665
|
savings culture
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Saudi Arabia has a strong cultural emphasis on savings for financial security and family welfare.
|
2
|
666
|
secrecy
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, secrecy is seen as important for protecting personal privacy and honor within the community.
|
2
|
667
|
security
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Stringent government regulations and heightened concerns drive security measures in Saudi Arabia.
|
2
|
668
|
see band
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, public live music performances, especially by mixed-gender bands, are restricted due to conservative norms.
|
2
|
669
|
shift work
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Shift work is prevalent in Saudi Arabia due to the presence of 24-hour businesses and weekend shifts.
|
2
|
670
|
shipbuilding
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, shipbuilding focuses on specialized design for oil and gas transportation and leisure tourism.
|
2
|
671
|
signature
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, traditional signatures are preferred over public digital signatures due to cultural norms.
|
2
|
672
|
site barriers
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, site barriers are used to enforce gender segregation at outdoor events.
|
2
|
673
|
smartphone dependency
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, smartphone dependency is driven by the belief that technology is a tool for social connection and accessing information.
|
2
|
674
|
snow
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Snow is a rare occurrence in Saudi Arabia, resulting in unique reactions and challenges.
|
2
|
675
|
social activities
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, social activities focus on family gatherings, religious events, and traditional customs.
|
2
|
676
|
societal roles
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Traditional gender roles and respect for elders are emphasized in societal roles in Saudi Arabian culture.
|
2
|
677
|
songwriter
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Public showcasing of music and songwriters as public figures is discouraged in Saudi Arabia due to cultural and religious beliefs.
|
2
|
678
|
special needs
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, special needs individuals rely on family support due to limited resources and stigma.
|
2
|
679
|
spoilers
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, there is not strict enforcement of respect for avoiding disappointment and preserving the viewing experience when it comes to game spoilers.
|
2
|
680
|
sponsorship
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, businesses often sponsor charitable events to gain public approval and show corporate social responsibility.
|
2
|
681
|
stage production
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Stage productions in Saudi Arabia are limited by cultural and religious factors, with stage designs adhering to Islamic principles.
|
2
|
682
|
steel frames
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Steel frames are commonly employed in the construction of skyscrapers and infrastructure throughout Saudi Arabia.
|
2
|
683
|
sticky notes
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, sticky notes are less commonly used for reminders and organization compared to digital note-taking apps and traditional methods.
|
2
|
684
|
striving for success
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, striving for success is closely linked to maintaining family honor and community reputation.
|
2
|
685
|
substance
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, the possession and use of certain substances are strictly prohibited with severe legal consequences.
|
2
|
686
|
superheroes
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Superheroes are less popular in Saudi Arabian entertainment and merchandise due to cultural sensitivities.
|
2
|
687
|
supply and demand
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Geopolitical factors and OPEC decisions in Saudi Arabia influence global oil supply and demand, affecting oil prices worldwide.
|
2
|
688
|
surface hygiene
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, surface hygiene is prioritized, especially in households with vulnerable members, influenced by Islamic practices.
|
2
|
689
|
suv
|
Saudi Arabia
|
SUVs are popular in Saudi Arabia for desert driving and family transportation.
|
2
|
690
|
tattooing
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Tattooing is socially stigmatized and associated with criminal behavior in Saudi Arabian culture.
|
2
|
691
|
tavern
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Taverns are rare in Saudi Arabia due to strict regulations on alcohol and public socializing.
|
2
|
692
|
teaching methods
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, there is a strong focus on formal and disciplined teaching methods.
|
2
|
693
|
team-building activities
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Team-building activities in Saudi Arabia emphasize loyalty and unity through religious and cultural customs.
|
2
|
694
|
terrain
|
Saudi Arabia
|
The arid desert terrain in Saudi Arabia affects agriculture, infrastructure, and nomadic lifestyles and is also used for off-road activities like dune bashing.
|
2
|
695
|
test drive
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabia, test driving cars is uncommon due to cultural norms surrounding gender segregation and modesty.
|
2
|
696
|
theism
|
Saudi Arabia
|
The monotheistic belief in Islam deeply influences societal norms and practices in Saudi Arabia.
|
2
|
697
|
tolerance
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Tolerance in Saudi Arabian culture is limited by social and legal norms, with restrictions on public expressions of faith.
|
2
|
698
|
toys
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Toys in Saudi Arabia are often gender-specific and may incorporate Islamic teachings.
|
2
|
699
|
trade policies
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Saudi Arabia's trade policies are influenced by national security and strategic alliances.
|
2
|
700
|
traditional colors
|
Saudi Arabia
|
In Saudi Arabian culture, white symbolizes purity, peace, and spirituality as a traditional color.
|
2
|