comparison between spanish traditional clothes and lebanese traditional clothes ?
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Spanish traditional outfit is:\nfor women: Long crude linen or crude silk dress with 6 to 8 ruffles at the bottom, usually with bubble sleeves and topped with a peineta( crown like headpiece) and a mantilla(lace scarf over the headpiece) \nFor men: bullfighter outfit or for the peasants a simple white tunic shirt with black cropped pants white socks and espadrilles and a bonet\n\nLebanese:\nFor women:Jeweled or embellished two or three piece outfit with the veil over their face and head usually in flowy fabric like muslin, gauze or silk.\nFor Men: white tunic and pants in silk linen or gauze with damasque scarf and tie belt
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here's a link for Nepal clothes:\nhttp://www.creationnepal.com/categories.php?cat_id=89\nBurkina:\nhttp://www.burkinabymatt.com/
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My family has a history of royalty in the countries of Syria, and France. That's on my father's side. On my mother's side, she is Lebanese. Other than that, i have no other nationalities. Other than Canada -- i was born there. But i am an american citizen.\n\nI most identify with my Syrian and Lebanese identities, since my father is from Syria, and my mother from Lebanon. My first name is Lebanese, and my last is Syrian. Doesn't sound foreign though -- Sami isn't a very uncommon name.
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I cant find what does it mean.............maybe its not arabic .....maybe it is french because sometimes lebanese use french words
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http://www.cienciaoftal.com/primera.htm
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I had to look it up, but here it is:\n\nThe white tassels (often mis-translated as fringes) are called tzitzis (TZIT-tzis) or tzitzit (TZEET-tzeet), depending on your Hebrew dialect. They are worn tied to the corners of a four-cornered garment that is supposed to be worn by all Jewish men (not just Hasidim) because of this commandment: \n\n"Speak to the children of Israel, and bid them that they make them fringes on the borders of their garments throughout their generations..." (Numbers 15:38)
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Sharara, gharara, and lancha are all indian/pakistani dresses.\nSharara & gharara look almost the same whereas lancha looks a bit different, and i'm not good at describing things!
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Here's a few links\n\nhttp://www.casadellibro.com/secciones/seccion/0,1022,204,00.html?codigo=204&seccion=Setas+y+Hongos\n\nhttp://www.culturopolis.com/fichas/fichabiblio/0,1094,2900000797820,00.html?codigo=2900000797820&titulo=COCINAR+LAS+SETAS\n\nAdios
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Lebanese people come from Lebanon.  Yes, there is such a thing, you just misspelled it.  \nThat doesn't matter, you still got your question across.  Good for you.
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The first site below gives the patterns related to hundreds of clans by family name. The Aran Sweater takes its name from the set of islands where it originated many generations ago, off the West coast of Ireland. \n\nThe second site explains what some of the patterns mean.\n\n"Historically, each family had their own particular pattern, a unique combination of stitches, which was\nclosely guarded within clans and passed down from mother to daughter, generation to generation.\nThese individual clan patterns have been recorded and registered with the Aran Sweater Museum on\nthe Aran Islands."
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Upto early 20th century the dress of the traditional German Executioners or "henkers" were tail-coat and top hat, with white gloves\nin their hand. You can see an image of an 20th century German\nexecutioner in google image--keyword(das beil von wandsbek).\nwe know the mediaval dress was some kinda hood and gown.\nWhat was the traditional dress of Swedish,Danish and Norwegian\nexecutioners in the late 19th and early 20th century?  I am guessing.\nThey used judicial beheading in France till 1977. I think the Westerners  were much more interested in this gross kind of method.\nIn the history of the world the CHRISTIANS were the most fanatic and blood thirsty race.They killed(or are directly responsible) more human beings in last 100 years than others killed in last 1000 years. Think about the inquisition,witch hunting,drawing and quartering of people,massacres of catholics,huegnots,jews. Even the crusaders ate human flesh during their capture of Jerusalem. If their act is Christian then yes\nthose people who are beheading today(with the reason that their\nland have been occupied) are more justifiably doing the right thing.\nTIT FOR TAT.
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Wow, that's quite a difference in clothing.  You are going from high end fashion to little kids clothes.  I suppose American Eagle would be the best.  Cute clothes and more afforable.
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scarfs \nfoundation \nturtel necks
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International Original Style.
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http://www.europeanwear.com\n\nnice plain t-shirts
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well, all i know is that mandarin is the national language of china and their dress (if you are asking about ladies dress) is cheongsam. why don't you try http://en.wikipedia.org? just type Pakistan,Bhutan,Sri Lanka,Bangladesh,China,Afghanistan,or Myanmar\n\ni did a little research on my own and i thought maybe these might help you out:\n\nPakistan\nOfficial Language: Urdu and English\nNational Dress: Shalwar Qameez (men usually wear with a sherwani or achkan)\n\nBhutan\nOfficial Language: Dzongkha and English\nTraditional Dress: Gho (men) and Kira (women) \n\nSri lanka\nOfficial Language: Sinhala and Tamil\nNational Dress: no national dress but they usually wear lungi (men) and sari (women)\n\nBangladesh \nOfficial Language: Bangla ( or Bengali) \nNational Dress: no national dress but they usually wear kurta-pajama or lungi (men) and sari or salwar kameez (women)\n\nChina\nOfficial Language: Standard Mandarin (Putonghua)\nTraditional Dress: Hanfu\n\nAfghanistan\nOfficial Language: Pashto and Dari\nNational Dress: no national dress but they usually wear arab robe (men) and burqa (women)\n\nMyanmar\nOfficial Language: Burmese\nNational Dress: sorry, couldn't find any info about their dress