Culture determines our backgrounds, beliefs, customs, and even personalities. However, not everyone knows much about culture. What are three fun, harmless ways for people to learn about different cultures? Make sure each way is fun and involves interacting with other people.
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Culture determines our backgrounds, beliefs, customs, and even personalities. However, not everyone knows much about culture. What are three fun, harmless ways for people to learn about different cultures? Make sure each way is fun and involves interacting with other people.
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Here are three ways for people to learn about different cultures:
1) Plan a museum trip with friends. Learning about new cultures is more fun when you do it with others. Plan a trip to a local museum with a group of friends and immerse yourself in the different art and artifacts that come from around the world. 
2) Go abroad and engage in activities. Choose a culture you want to learn about, then travel to the country it originated from. From there, engage in as many activities as you can, visit historic sights, and talk to the locals.
3) Join a cooking class with your friend or partner. Another staple of culture is cuisine. With a close friend or partner, sign up for cooking classes that will immerse you in the culture you want to learn. By practicing cooking the traditional dishes your chosen culture loves, you're learning more about the culture's practices and beliefs.
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Culture determines our backgrounds, beliefs, customs, and even personalities. However, not everyone knows much about culture. What are three fun, harmless ways for people to learn about different cultures? Make sure each way is fun and involves interacting with other people.</s>
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Here are three ways for people to learn about different cultures:
1) Plan a museum trip with friends. Learning about new cultures is more fun when you do it with others. Plan a trip to a local museum with a group of friends and immerse yourself in the different art and artifacts that come from around the world. 
2) Go abroad and engage in activities. Choose a culture you want to learn about, then travel to the country it originated from. From there, engage in as many activities as you can, visit historic sights, and talk to the locals.
3) Join a cooking class with your friend or partner. Another staple of culture is cuisine. With a close friend or partner, sign up for cooking classes that will immerse you in the culture you want to learn. By practicing cooking the traditional dishes your chosen culture loves, you're learning more about the culture's practices and beliefs.</s>
