Well done. A talented girl. Excellent performance. Hooray, another addition to the ranks of Russian songs. Pop music won’t survive against such talents! Well done, and the parents are handsome! Preserve the talent. Smart girl. From the heart. I watch, listen, and tears come, a super girl, she touches the soul. Cultural differences in different countries extend beyond dietary habits, philosophical views, or accepted social norms.
Approaches to raising the younger generation beyond the borders of the native country have their significant differences. Interesting facts about children from other countries provide an opportunity to better understand the mentality of its residents. In Korea, age is considered not from the moment of birth, but from the moment of conception, i.e., newborns come into the world already 9 months old.
In Japan, there is a ban on words that give a clear negative assessment, such as bad or not good. For example, near a school parking lot, there is a sign with a picture where bicycles are neatly arranged. And another one where they are carelessly thrown. On the first one, it says: “This is how good children put bicycles,” and on the second one – “Good children don’t put bicycles like this.”
The real record holders for giving birth to twins or multiples in the world are recognized as women from Nigeria: as a result of every 11 births, more than 1 baby is born. But in Japan, this happens much less frequently – 4 cases per 1000 pregnancies.
However, there is something common that unites all countries. Almost in all languages of the world, “mom” and “dad” sound very similar because these are the first sounds that a baby can utter. Interesting facts from life.
