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I chose to talk about the differences and similarities between the Turkish culture and the Lebanese one.

The Turkish and Lebanese culture are very similar. The similarities are that many Lebanese foods originated from Turkey such as Turkish coffee, Shisha and other foods. Also, there are similar words in both languages, and religion. Turkish people look a lot like lebanese people too. Also, both cultures are very close to their families.


The differences are not many. They both have a totally different language and different music.

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I think that cultures are very important and more people should follow them because they help families keep their values.

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