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What is the Spanish equivalent for the concept 'Narrow-minded'?
What is the Spanish equivalent for the concept 'Narrow-minded'?
Which of the following concepts corresponds to 'Subtle' in Spanish?
Which of the following concepts corresponds to 'Subtle' in Spanish?
What does 'Fit in' translate to in Spanish?
What does 'Fit in' translate to in Spanish?
Which Spanish term is associated with the concept of 'Culture gap'?
Which Spanish term is associated with the concept of 'Culture gap'?
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What is the equivalent term for 'Rude' in Spanish?
What is the equivalent term for 'Rude' in Spanish?
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Study Notes
Cultural Equivalents
- Alike → Semejante: Similar meaning in different cultures
- Misconception → Idea errónea: Mistaken belief
- Culture gap → Brecha cultural: Difference in culture
- Language barrier → Barrera idiomatica: Difficulty in communication due to language differences
- Foreign → Extranjero: Not native to a place
- Fit in → Adaptarse: Adjust to a new environment
- Unheard of → Inaudito: New or unusual
- Straightforward → Directo, sincero: Honest and direct
- Outlook → Actitud o prospección: Attitude or viewpoint
- Subtle → Sutil, disimulado: Delicate; hidden
- Open-minded → De mente abierta: Willing to consider other perspectives
- Sensitive → Sensible: Aware; showing feeling
- Tend to → Tender a: To be inclined towards
- Appropriate → Conveniente, apropiada: Suitable or fitting
- Values → Valor, precio: Principles and worth
- Root → Raíz, origen: Source or beginning
- Rude → Maleducado, rudo: Impolite; unrefined
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Description
Test your knowledge on cultural equivalents and misconceptions. This quiz covers various terms that have similar meanings across different cultures, highlighting the importance of understanding cultural nuances. Challenge yourself to identify the correct relationships between words in English and Spanish.
