Traditions
Tradition are an important part of each country culture, they keep our own identity in forms such as food, music, clothing, games and much more.
Are they important? Why? Give some examples.
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5 de noviembre de 2010, 8:40
We think that the traditions are very important because keep alive the identity of people, the identity of a country.
Example: the pampilla, celebrated in chilean national party.
By: Gabriel Rojas/Francisco Cortes
5 de noviembre de 2010, 8:44
They believe that the traditions of each country are important for that help differentiate each other and to form their identity. In addition cause sense of respect toward the other by each trait of their cultures.For example, the Mexican culture that descends from the ancestors aztecs.
By: Dafne Urtubia
Valentina Olivares
5 de noviembre de 2010, 8:46
the tradition are very impottant be cause they are a legacy that certain cultures left across the time for example: la tirana festival be cause is dance of Aborigines in the northen chilean
by maximiliano Ortiz 'n sebastian egaña
5 de noviembre de 2010, 8:46
We find that the traditions are very important because they give a very essence of each culture, whether in the religious sphere, in their dress, language, food, etc.. We all belong to different cultures or traditions that distinguish us as a country and we value with respect.
by: NICOLE *-* CAROLINA
5 de noviembre de 2010, 8:46
I think about the traditions is are a very important activity for the identity of thew people of the same conutry or culture, for example: national celebration of Chile (18 of September)
By Jorge Jauriat ._.
6 de noviembre de 2010, 19:05
6 de noviembre de 2010, 19:07
The traditions are very important, because these delivered identity to the people or to the country, joins the people who meet to celebrate these traditions in an environment of happiness, creates a sense of belonging to the land or place in which is celebrated.
Examples such as the “fiestas patrias” of our country ,the holiday of the “virgin de Andacollo”, the “virgin del carmen” and between others.
By: Paula Ardiles and María Paz >.<
7 de noviembre de 2010, 5:43
the tradition are important, because they remember our culture,not to mention the belief that marked an entire society and that commands respect, as celebracion of national holidays,all chile celebrates and made games, dances, food and song tyipical that represent this day for celebrate the independence.
by:katherine santibañez /alexandra rivera
9 de noviembre de 2010, 0:04
we believe that the traditions are very important to our ancestors left us and also is an identity that shapes us as time passes. Each of us has an identity but as a country, nation, etc. we only have one culture
By:Melisa Trigo
Felipe Segovia
11 de noviembre de 2010, 16:11
I believe that traditions are very important because through them I could distinguish one place from another, such as: chili national holidays are not the same as the party of independence from mexico or peru
by RUdell Rojas LDA
10 de diciembre de 2010, 5:04
The traditions are very important characteristic of people or places with different customs, as an identity. all human beings belong to different traditions or customs that we identified in the language, religion and more. An example of ways we have here in Chile is the tyrant, the holidays and others.
By: Constanza Araya And Ana Cardenas! =)
10 de diciembre de 2010, 7:22
The traditions are very important because they characterize as a town, city or country as a single unit of people. We created an identity and helps us differentiate ourselves from other cultures because each tradition comes from a different culture. For example "Chinese New Year," "Christmas", "La Tirana festival" between others.
By:FRancisca Plaza.