What foreign cultures are you interested in? Why?
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Mostly all of them like Asian cultures, American cultures, African culture, European culture, and many other culture. It's great to know more than one culture because the more you know the more and better you are experience. Why would we have to stick only into one culture instead of more? Because maybe we are afraid to not know what and how the other culture is. So for me I would like to know all of them like the food, places, and et cetera.
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When I was in Japan a couple months ago I noticed that the Japanese in general are quite fascinated with American pop culture.  Disney is also immensely popular over there.  My theory is that people are always attracted to what's different (US kids are into anime and American women swoon over British accents etc).  It's no different there.\n\nIn Harajuku I visited a wonderful store called Snoopytown.  We need one of those in the US!
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I'm looking for a way to forget my past. \nAnd i love to look for anything that helps me expand my creativity. I'm online to take a dive into a deeper pool. Amsterdam is pretty small next to everything else. I want to know how other cultures communicate with each other at different parts of the world. I like to expand my vision.
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I'd love to be Japanese.  They're just so stunningly beautiful and the language is incredible, not to mention that their culture is wonderful.  I think for me it would be more about experiencing Japanese society and lifestyle (including food) than being a different race.
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i had french, it is an interesting language..\ndepends on u , whether u want to experiment something new or not
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Really I think any language beautiful, except for English and German.  I love how Asian languages are.  I think they are so cool.  I also love Thai food :-)
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Japanese.  My daughter loves many things about Japanese culture and I think that a lot of Japanese women are beautiful.
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I have no idea, but I admire you for wanting to. I've always wanted to know a second language, but never had the self discipline to learn.
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I love to learn other languages. \n\nLanguages are the essence of culture and visa versa. One cannot exist without the other. This is mostly noticeable in languages which are still not effected by the onslaught of modern Western civilization. I speak several European languages where the mind-set and ideals are all basically the same. \n\nBut when you begin to learn languages that are not of the  European descent things start to change drastically. You find connections with nature and the world around you that have been lost or are lacking in the major European languages. Ways to express things in a whole different sense.\n\nI speak fluent Mandarin and have a BA in Mongolian language and literature, I am also learning Cherokee. All three of these languages do not fit into the European language category and are fascinating; but with that also comes the hard part, learning to understand and absorb the new ways of seeing things and different ways of expression. Each of these different languages has its own individual connection with people and the world around it. The Chinese language is very cut off from nature and sees humanity as the strong point in its expression. Whereas the Mongolian language is very much a part of the natural world in its strong and expressive vocabulary connected to nature.\n\nLanguages are fascinating! They provide us our thought process, our world-view and the way we perceive life in general. \n\nLanguages can be a hindrance or a mind-opening experience.
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I have always been quite fascinated with India! The people and culture are very beautiful and I love Bollywood even though I can't understand anything they say. Before I die I will go to India and visit.
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I find Japan to be a really cool place. It's loaded with cool technology and all sorts of gizmos but at the same time it's surrounded by cloud-covered mountains and loveley, hilly and volcanic country side. I also really love the language and the traditions (some Japanese cartoons are good too). I LOVE THE PLACE!!!! :-)
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I travel because I strive to quench my sense of adventure.  I love exploring new places, not to mention create some great cocktail stories.  I  love to experience new cultures and experience personal growth.  By understanding more cultures, I can better live my life and help others.  Remember the saying "the best of both worlds?"  I'm more like "The best of 18 different countries on 3 continents."
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Italian ---- because I love the language and the people
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country with a handsome boy n pretty girl, wonderful food especially the mur chi. Country that i wish i can go n learn the language, sound soo interest to me
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Different cultural perspectives in America?  Germany?  Japan?  Be more specific and I probably can help you.
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east indian...I find their culture so interesting and colorful,  I would like to be in india for one day
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I'm fascinated with how other cultures preform funerals for the dead. Each culture does this different and each is beautiful in it's own way.