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culture South Africa

1,341 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1001	music traditions	South Africa	South African music traditions are diverse and influential, with vibrant rhythms, vocal styles, and storytelling elements.	1
1002	mussels	South Africa	Mussels are not as central to South African cuisine as in European countries.	1
1003	national identity	South Africa	South Africa's national identity is influenced by the struggle for independence and its diverse ethnic groups.	1
1004	national park pass	South Africa	A national park pass in South Africa may also grant access to game reserves and other protected areas.	1
1005	nationalism	South Africa	Nationalism in South Africa is linked to movements for independence and resistance against colonialism.	1
1006	nature reserves	South Africa	South Africa's nature reserves are critical for protecting endangered species, including iconic African wildlife like lions and elephants.	1
1007	necking	South Africa	Necking in South African culture refers to giraffes rubbing their necks as a form of social bonding and affection.	1
1008	negotiation tactics	South Africa	In South African culture, building trust and engaging in lengthy discussions are crucial negotiation tactics.	1
1009	neighborhood watch patrols	South Africa	In South Africa, neighborhood watch patrols are commonly conducted by neighbors taking turns to patrol high crime rate areas.	1
1010	nepotism	South Africa	Nepotism is common in South African business and politics, often seen as a way to maintain unity and support within family networks.	1
1011	nesting dolls	South Africa	Nesting dolls are admired as a unique cultural artifact from Russia in South African culture for their detailed design and craftsmanship.	1
1012	neurotransmitters	South Africa	Traditional healing practices and spiritual well-being in South Africa are associated with neurotransmitters.	1
1013	neutral point of view	South Africa	In South African culture, there is a strong emphasis on maintaining a neutral and balanced point of view in media and public discussions for understanding and inclusivity.	1
1014	news consumption	South Africa	In South Africa, radio broadcasts play a significant role in news consumption.	1
1015	newton's laws of motion	South Africa	Newton's laws of motion are not as integral to traditional knowledge systems in South African culture.	1
1016	nickname usage	South Africa	In South Africa, nicknames are less common and often viewed as disrespectful, particularly in formal or professional contexts.	1
1017	night vision	South Africa	In South Africa, night vision is used for wildlife research and conservation purposes.	1
1018	noble titles	South Africa	Noble titles in South Africa are rooted in colonial history and have limited impact on the broader society.	1
1019	nuclear fusion	South Africa	Nuclear fusion is viewed as a possible future energy solution in South Africa, but is not currently a top priority.	1
1020	nudity on beaches	South Africa	Nudity on beaches is generally frowned upon and prohibited in South African culture.	1
1021	nyabinghi drumming	South Africa	Nyabinghi drumming is less prevalent and recognized in South Africa compared to other African countries.	1
1022	occupations	South Africa	In South African culture, there is a high regard for agricultural, mining, and outdoor occupations.	1
1023	older adults	South Africa	In South African culture, older adults are highly respected and play a central role in passing down cultural traditions and values to younger generations.	1
1024	online hate speech	South Africa	The concept of online hate speech in South Africa is causing concerns about its impact on social cohesion and potential for violence.	1
1025	open access publishing	South Africa	Challenges in funding and infrastructure hinder widespread adoption of open access publishing in South Africa.	1
1026	open floor plans	South Africa	Open floor plans are seen as a symbol of modernity and sociability in South African culture.	1
1027	open house events	South Africa	Open house events are increasingly popular in South Africa as a way to attract potential buyers, especially in urban areas, but are not as common as in the United States and Canada.	1
1028	open-source projects	South Africa	In South Africa, open-source projects are favored for their customizable solutions.	1
1029	opera appreciation	South Africa	In South Africa, opera appreciation is relatively niche compared to the focus on indigenous music and diverse musical genres.	1
1030	organ donation	South Africa	In South Africa, challenges in healthcare infrastructure and resources affect organ donation rates.	1
1031	orthodontic treatment	South Africa	Orthodontic treatment in South Africa is becoming increasingly popular for adults who see it as a way to improve appearance and social standing.	1
1032	orthopedic footwear	South Africa	Orthopedic footwear is less commonly used in South Africa, with traditional practices and remedies being preferred.	1
1033	outdoor cookouts	South Africa	Outdoor cookouts, known as "braais", are an important social event in South African culture, often involving grilling meat such as boerewors and sosaties.	1
1034	outdoor ice skating	South Africa	Outdoor ice skating is uncommon in South Africa due to the warm climate and lack of frozen water surfaces.	1
1035	outdoor leisure activities	South Africa	South Africans participate in outdoor leisure activities such as safaris, wildlife viewing, and nature walks.	1
1036	overtaking	South Africa	In South Africa, overtaking can be risky due to poorly maintained roads and erratic driving behavior.	1
1037	paleontologist	South Africa	Paleontology in South Africa may not receive sufficient attention or funding compared to other scientific fields.	1
1038	pandemic preparedness	South Africa	Cultural and religious practices in South Africa impact pandemic response and preparedness strategies.	1
1039	paper consumption	South Africa	Efficient recycling programs in South Africa aim to minimize paper consumption.	1
1040	paraffin	South Africa	Paraffin is frequently used for heating and lighting in lamps and heaters in South African culture.	1
1041	parallel slalom	South Africa	In South Africa, parallel slalom skiing is less popular due to the scarcity of alpine environments.	1
1042	parent-teacher relationship	South Africa	In South Africa, the parent-teacher relationship involves community engagement and a collective responsibility for the child's education.	1
1043	parks and green spaces	South Africa	Parks and green spaces in South Africa host cultural and music events.	1
1044	particle accelerators	South Africa	Particle accelerators in South Africa are used to advance education and skills in physics and engineering.	1
1045	passing	South Africa	In South African culture, referring to dying or passing away is considered a sensitive and respectful topic.	1
1046	passwords	South Africa	In South Africa, it is common to write down passwords on paper for easy reference.	1
1047	paternity leave	South Africa	Paternity leave is becoming recognized as a crucial family support measure in South Africa, despite facing implementation and acceptance challenges.	1
1048	pawn shops	South Africa	Pawn shops in South Africa are commonly used for securing short-term loans and trading secondhand goods.	1
1049	peace activism	South Africa	Peace activism in South Africa is closely tied to the fight for independence and civil rights.	1
1050	pecan tree	South Africa	Pecan trees are not native to South Africa and are primarily grown in orchards for commercial production.	1
1051	pedestrian right of way	South Africa	In South Africa, pedestrians must be assertive and confident when crossing the road due to chaotic traffic and drivers who may not yield.	1
1052	penguins	South Africa	Penguins are an important part of the ecosystem and commonly seen in South Africa.	1
1053	performance duration	South Africa	In South Africa, cultural events and live music shows can last the entire day or evening due to varying performance durations.	1
1054	performance enhancing drugs	South Africa	Performance enhancing drugs are potentially less universally condemned in South African sports culture, particularly in power and speed events, with varying attitudes across different sports.	1
1055	performance evaluation	South Africa	In South Africa, performance evaluations often focus on the collective contribution of the employee to the community and social responsibility.	1
1056	peri peri	South Africa	Peri peri is a popular spicy marinade and sauce in South African culture, often associated with a famous chain of grilled chicken restaurants.	1
1057	personal injury lawsuits	South Africa	In South Africa, there is a growing trend of personal injury lawsuits due to increased awareness and improved access to legal representation.	1
1058	personal responsibility for well-being	South Africa	In South African culture, personal responsibility for well-being is influenced by a history of community-based care and the ubuntu philosophy of interconnectedness and mutual responsibility.	1
1059	personal savings	South Africa	In South Africa, personal savings are viewed differently, with some valuing them for financial security while others rely on alternative methods of accumulating wealth.	1
1060	personality testing	South Africa	In South Africa, personality testing is less prevalent, with more emphasis placed on practical skills and experience.	1
1061	pet funerals	South Africa	Pet funerals in South Africa are increasingly popular as a way to honor pets.	1
1062	pet grooming	South Africa	Pet grooming is a popular and diverse industry in South Africa.	1
1063	phishing	South Africa	In South Africa, awareness and education efforts have led to better recognition and reporting of phishing attempts, reducing their impact compared to other cyber threats.	1
1064	physical distancing	South Africa	Physical distancing is practiced in South Africa as a way to honor social hierarchies and show deference.	1
1065	physical mail	South Africa	In South Africa, physical mail is used for official communication and sending packages, but personal letters and cards are still commonly exchanged and hold cultural value.	1
1066	pilot communication	South Africa	In South African pilot culture, respect and politeness are key in communication with air traffic control.	1
1067	pines and cedars	South Africa	South Africa's natural environment has fewer pines and cedars, as they are not native species.	1
1068	pinot noir wine grape	South Africa	Pinot noir wine grape is less commonly grown in South Africa due to its sensitivity to climate and disease.	1
1069	piping and instrumentation diagram (p&id)	South Africa	Piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&ID) are not as extensively used in South Africa and may have different industrial applications compared to India and Singapore.	1
1070	pit crew	South Africa	Pit crews are less common in South Africa due to a smaller professional motorsports presence and different sporting priorities.	1
1071	plant taxonomy	South Africa	In South Africa, plant taxonomy involves incorporating indigenous knowledge and cultural uses of plants into classification systems.	1
1072	plastic straws	South Africa	South Africa is transitioning away from plastic straws due to consumer demand, replacing them with reusable or biodegradable alternatives.	1
1073	play lacrosse	South Africa	Lacrosse is relatively unknown and uncommon in South Africa with limited presence in school and club sports.	1
1074	player worship	South Africa	In South Africa, certain athletes, particularly in sports like rugby and athletics, may achieve celebrity worship.	1
1075	plea bargaining	South Africa	Plea bargaining is recognized but less common in South Africa, with a preference for trials and a focus on judicial oversight.	1
1076	polar exploration	South Africa	Polar exploration is not a source of national pride for South Africa due to their limited historical involvement in expeditions.	1
1077	political dissent	South Africa	In South Africa, political dissent is essential to democracy, despite potential limitations and legal repercussions.	1
1078	political fundraising	South Africa	Political fundraising in South Africa is influenced by historical liberation movements and focuses on community-based fundraising and grassroots support.	1
1079	political rhetoric	South Africa	Political rhetoric in South Africa may include elements of storytelling and folklore.	1
1080	polka music	South Africa	Polka music is relatively unknown and not part of mainstream music in South African culture.	1
1081	polygon modeling workflow	South Africa	The polygon modeling workflow in South Africa is focused on achieving photorealistic renderings in architectural visualization.	1
1082	pomp and ceremony	South Africa	Pomp and ceremony are symbols of formality and tradition at formal events in South African culture.	1
1083	portrait photography	South Africa	Portrait photography in South Africa often incorporates indigenous cultural traditions, representing traditional clothing and practices.	1
1084	posing for photos	South Africa	In South African culture, posing for photos is an opportunity to demonstrate confidence and strength through body language.	1
1085	positive affirmations	South Africa	In South Africa, positive affirmations are used for personal growth and encouragement.	1
1086	postseason excitement	South Africa	Postseason excitement in South Africa and New Zealand is centered around events like the Rugby World Cup and Super Rugby playoffs.	1
1087	potluck dinners	South Africa	Potluck dinners are less common in South Africa due to the high value placed on traditional, non-shared family meals.	1
1088	prayer rituals	South Africa	In South African culture, prayer rituals are more flexible in terms of location and can be performed in various settings based on personal preference.	1
1089	precious stones	South Africa	In South African culture, precious stones like diamonds hold economic significance and are central to traditional adornments and ceremonies.	1
1090	predator-prey relationships	South Africa	The role of predator-prey relationships in South African safari tourism and wildlife conservation influences policies and management strategies.	1
1091	preservation	South Africa	Preserving wildlife reserves and natural habitats is crucial for conserving South Africa's indigenous flora and fauna.	1
1092	pressure on academic performance	South Africa	In South Africa, there is pressure to succeed in academics, while also emphasizing entrepreneurial skills and vocational education.	1
1093	printed circuit board (pcb)	South Africa	There is a growing demand for printed circuit boards in South Africa's local tech industries.	1
1094	priority at intersections	South Africa	In South African culture, priority at intersections is often determined through nonverbal communication rather than rules.	1
1095	processed foods	South Africa	In South Africa, processed foods are favored for convenience but are alternated with fresh, whole food options.	1
1096	product packaging	South Africa	In South Africa, product packaging often incorporates storytelling and cultural references to create a personal and emotional connection with consumers.	1
1097	professional networking	South Africa	In South Africa, professional networking often involves forming personal connections and attending community events and gatherings.	1
1098	programming language popularity	South Africa	JavaScript is a popular programming language for web development and interactive web applications in South Africa.	1
1099	project scope	South Africa	In South African culture, project scope is seen as crucial for establishing clear boundaries and expectations, and any modifications are handled with caution and careful consideration.	1
1100	promethazine	South Africa	In South Africa, promethazine is sometimes abused recreationally as a drug known as 'Prometha' or 'Purple drank'.	1