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Which country is this?
Mexico
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Which country is this?
Thailand
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Which country is this?
South Africa
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What is this interesting celebration/festival in Mexico?
The Day of the Dead.
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Which country is this?
India
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What is this celebration/festival in Brazil called?
Carnival
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Why is Carnival celebrated in Brazil?
It's a chance to let loose and enjoy life before Lent, which is a Catholic time of fasting, abstinence and restrictions.
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Which country is this?
Brazil
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What do people in Sweden traditionally eat at their Christmas Eve Dinner?
smoked salmon, meatballs, mulled wine and rice porridge with almonds
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What country is this?
Mongolia
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What is considered taboo in Thailand?
Touching other people's hair.
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Can you explain the concept of ubuntu?
People need each other. We are interconnected and interdependent. It emphasises our common humanity.
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Which country is this?
Sweden
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What country is this?
Japan
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What is the interesting tradition from Mongolia?
People stick out their tongues when they greet each other.
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What is thrown at the bride and groom after a wedding ceremony in Egypt?
seeds, rice and flour
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What is the interesting tradition from Japan?
The louder you slurp while eating noodles, the more you are showing your enjoyment and appreciation.
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Which country is this?
Egypt
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What do people in India do with their hands?
They communicate with hand gestures in India.
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What is the Day of the Dead Festival all about?
It's about honoring and celebrating the lives of your ancestors and your own.
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Explain this tradition that occurs in countries like Taiwan, China, Malaysia and Singapore.
Red envelopes containing money are given to people at special occasions for good luck.
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