Cross Culture1,635 subscribersActivity Log • 0 activeSharing thoughts and experience about culture and languageSubscribePostCross CultureCommunityAll postsTrending CommunitiesScrobble.lifeHIVE CN 中文社区WorldmappinSplinterlandsActifitSnapsHive LearnersBlack And WhiteHive FoodPhotography LoversHive GamingLiketuExplore Communities...Cross CultureTrendingHotNewPayoutsMutedselfhelp4trolls (75)10 months agoCultureQ #2 : What is your relationship with your neighbors?“Culture Q” has gotten off to a good start! I didn’t expect many people to join right away as these kinds of things have a kind of momentum to them, but we did get a few…selfhelp4trolls (75)11 months agoCultureQ #1: What are your earliest memories a foreign culture?Cross Culture is back and this will serve as a reboot to our weekly Cross Culture Prompts. To avoid the prompt post titles being too long and ugly, let’s call them… CultureQ…drjpeg (49)last monthVodunThe very essence of African religion lies in practice, not theological explanation; it is through liturgy and narrative that theology is systematized. Thus, for Africans…marsdave (73)last monthBehind Every Nigerian Mother’s Strictness Is Love.Today, I will be talking about what it feels and looks like to be raised by a Nigerian mother. And before delving deep into it, I would love to say that it is not easy to…nkemakonam89 (78)2 months agoSometimes Love Is Not EnoughMarriage is usually considered a union between a husband and a wife, but one thing that stands out is that the two families involved must come to an agreement and give their…samostically (78)2 months agoHospitality in Nigerian CulturePreviously, I spoke about Nigerians having the tradition of not coming empty-handed to a visitor's house. They always try their best to come along with something, but this time…marsdave (73)2 months agoMore Than A Name: Why Nigerian Naming Ceremonies Mean So Much.Hello everyone 👋 Today, I will love to talk about naming ceremony of newborns in Nigeria. In Nigeria, the birth of a baby always comes with joy, and for that reason a naming…hsidik (68)2 months agoCross Culture : KERIS Greetings everyone Dear friends how are you?. Thank you Cross Culture Community. Keris is one of the cultural heritages of Javanese society. The Keris is a distinctive…nwaadiaha (58)3 months agoEye Twitching Superstition ~ Coincidence or RealFor most of my years, I used to hear about the eye twitching thing but I never experienced it and, honestly never used to consider it, maybe because I am someone who never…selfhelp4trolls (75)3 months agoMy mind says “sell” but my heart says “buy”!I’ve been here a long time, 9 years to be exact. Crazy, isn’t it? I’ve watched legit hype and silly unwarranted hype. I’ve seen crazy dumps and crazy recoveries . I’ve seen…marsdave (73)3 months agoMore Than Cloth: How Nigerian Traditional Attire Tells The Story Of Who We Are.One of the things I love about Nigeria, my country, is how our traditional clothing goes beyond just a cloth we put on, nah, before you say a word, the cloth itself would have…selfhelp4trolls (75)3 months agoWinter in SummerThe nice thing about being in denial about the winter being here is that by the time you admit it, winter is half over. And things start to improve before the winter is fully…twicejoy (74)3 months agoOld Nigerian Traditions: The Beautiful Customs We Should Never ForgetHello Hive, Whenever I listen to older people talk about life in Nigeria many years ago, I can't help but admire some of the traditions that shaped our communities. Things…marsdave (73)3 months agoThe Hustle Culture.Hello everyone, it's my second time here, and I'm glad to be here again. I've been drawing some inspiration from @samostically post on here. And this time, I'm here to share…samostically (78)3 months agoThe Meaning of Cultural Attire in NigeriaCloth is not only for covering our bodies to feel warm, but it has a significant importance in the aspect of cultural heritage. It can be used to represent one's cultural…marsdave (73)3 months agoIn Nigerian Markets, If You Don’t Bargain, You’ll Pay Double.Hello everyone 👋. How y'all doing? Feels so good to be here at last. I've been coming by for a while now, seeing @samostically post, engaging and all of that. And after all of…cindynancy (72)3 months agoThe story of our past shaped our future.Whenever we hear about history, the only things that come to our minds are battles, wars, and conflicts. I have gone through many history books, and they are filled with stories…selfhelp4trolls (75)3 months agoThe best kinds of distractions It’s been a while! I’ve hardly noticed the time pass, I’ve been swamped with one thing after another. Mostly I’ve been working through the process of making physical CD’s and…amara24 (65)3 months agoPopular Nigeria myth: whispering at night and itching on the right palm.Most Nigeria families and communities beliefs on this popular Nigeria myth or traditional belief before the existence of science and technology came invoked. This Nigeria myth…samostically (78)4 months agoMusic is everywhere in NigeriaFor Nigerians, music is not a thing kept for parties, concerts, shows or movies. It is now a thing that is rampant everywhere. It is in every corner you can look into and that…
