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Superstitions From Around the World (hard)
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Women avoid eating goat's meat because they believe if they do, it will cause them to grow facial hair.
Ghana
Senegal
Rwanda
Nigeria
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It's considered bad luck to kiss a baby on the lips.
Ghana
Nigeria
Cameroon
Senegal
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It's considered bad luck to enter a room with your left foot.
Netherlands
Belgium
Spain
France
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Some people avoid putting new shoes on the table as it's thought to bring bad luck.
Netherlands
Germany
France
UK/Britain
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Some consider a black cat crossing their path a terrible warning.
UK/Britain
Russia
Japan
Greece
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It's bad luck to walk backwards as it's believed to teach the devil your path.
France
Spain
Portugal
Andorra
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Gifting yellow flowers is considered to be a relationship curse as they symbolise infidelity.
South Africa
China
USA
Russia
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It's bad luck to open and close scissors without cutting anything. It's considered even unluckier to leave them open.
Morocco
Egypt
Tunisia
Algeria
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People in this country believe that Tuesday 13th is an unlucky day.
Portugal
Ecuador
Canada
Spain
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People refrain from sharing their travel plans in case the person they are talking to has the devil eyes.
Ghana
The Ivory Coast
Nigeria
Senegal
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Eating 12 grapes on the stroke of midnight on New Years Day will bring you 12 months of good luck.
France
UK
Italy
Spain
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It is considered bad luck to get a haircut on a Tuesday.
Turkey
Russia
India
Saudia Arabia
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To cheers with a glass of water means you are wishing death upon everyone you are drinking water with.
Italy
Germany
Spain
USA
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Stepping on a crack in the pavement is said to break your mother's back.
Germany
Australia
USA/UK
India
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Stepping on a manhole marked with a K stands for love, but stepping on a manhole marked with an A will bring bad luck and heartbreak.
Sweden
Finland
Norway
Denmark
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Placing your chopsticks vertically into a bowl of rice is thought to bring moisture.
China
Indonesia
Japan
Vietnam
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Sleeping with a fan on is thought to bring death by suffocation.
Japan
Korea
Mongolia
China
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People in this country avoid chewing gum at night, as it's believed that after dark, the gum will turn into the flesh of dead people.
Greece
Hungary
Croatia
Turkey
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Spilling water behind someone is said to bring good luck.
Latvia
Serbia
Bulgaria
Croatia
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The number 4 is incredibly unlucky. The pronunciation of the word in the local language is nearly identical to the word 'death'.
Japan
China
Malaysia
Korea
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Seeing a single magpie is considered unlucky and many people salute or touch wood to counteract the bad luck.
UK/Britain
USA
New Zealand
Canada
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Whistling indoors is thought to summon devils, hell bent on terrorising you.
Latvia
Bulgaria
Lithuania
Serbia
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Lending salt to a neighbour is considered bad luck.
Netherlands
Germany
Belgium
France
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Bird poo on your car, yourself or your property will bring you riches.
Russia
Belarus
Latvia
Georgia
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Owls are said to bring bad luck to the first person that sees or hears it.
Algeria
Tunisia
Morocco
Egypt
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Dropping your purse/wallet on the floor means that you will become poor.
Japan
Brazil
Argentina
Peru
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If you sing at the dinner table, it is thought you are singing to the devil.
Netherlands
Slovenia
Austria
Lithuania
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Everyone must stay inside during a solar eclipse, as it's believed the sun's rays are toxic.
Iran
India
Qatar
Pakistan
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If you walk past a graveyard, you must 'tuck your thumbs' to protect your parents from death.
Philippines
Japan
China
Korea
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Stepping in dog poo with your left foot is lucky, but stepping in it with your right foot is unlucky.
France
Spain
Germany
Italy
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