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    The document compares cultural aspects of eating habits and customs in the Philippines, Japan, Spain, and India. It notes that the Philippines and Japan both commonly eat rice three times a day, but Filipinos typically use utensils while slurping is acceptable in Japan. Both cultures also have superstitions around eating utensils. Spain and the Philippines were influenced by Catholicism and share some language similarities. India is predominantly vegetarian, and Indians prefer their own arts and customs to those of other cultures.

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    The document compares cultural aspects of eating habits and customs in the Philippines, Japan, Spain, and India. It notes that the Philippines and Japan both commonly eat rice three times a day, but Filipinos typically use utensils while slurping is acceptable in Japan. Both cultures also have superstitions around eating utensils. Spain and the Philippines were influenced by Catholicism and share some language similarities. India is predominantly vegetarian, and Indians prefer their own arts and customs to those of other cultures.

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    Philippines Japan

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    Reah Jayzel Alkuino
    The document compares cultural aspects of eating habits and customs in the Philippines, Japan, Spain, and India. It notes that the Philippines and Japan both commonly eat rice three times a day, but Filipinos typically use utensils while slurping is acceptable in Japan. Both cultures also have superstitions around eating utensils. Spain and the Philippines were influenced by Catholicism and share some language similarities. India is predominantly vegetarian, and Indians prefer their own arts and customs to those of other cultures.

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    PHILIPPINES JAPAN

    • Use spoon and fork / • Japanese and filipino bith have their • Use Chopsticks
    hands superstition regarding the use of their eating
    utensils. • Slurping is okay and it means you’re enjoying
    • Slurping is rude • Both prefer eating rice 3 times a day your food

    SPAIN
    • Filipinos now speak English. • Language similarities • Spaniards speak Castillian.

    • Catholic Influenced • On a more global perspective:


    • On a more global perspective: Spaniards are Western Europeans.
    Filipinos are Asian.

    INDIA
    • People of both countries take
    • Rare restriction of Food relationships seriously with the intention • Most Indian are vegetarian
    to Consume of being together forever.

    • Filipinos have been known to adapt very • Marriages are considered sacred and • Indians prefer their own art, their own dances and
    quickly to foreign food, fashion, dances, divorces are rare.  music, their own food and tastes, and their own
    music, art, and lifestyles, even technology, and manner of dressing.
    can easily mix them up in various ways.

    ALKUINO, REAH JAYZEL G. BMLS 1B

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