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Culture Qatar & France Zeina & Sara 6A

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Contents Qatar Map of Qatar Traditional sports in Qatar Traditional Ceremonies in Qatar Traditional Food in Qatar Traditional Clothes in Qatar France Map of France Traditional Food in France Traditional Clothes in France Traditional sports in France Traditional Ceremonies in France

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Qatar

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Map of Qatar

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Traditional sports in Qatar Sports -important role in Qatar. Qatar hosted The Asian Games, Qatar Masters. Is going to host FIFA 2022 Traditional sport, such as camel racing, and horse races International sports, such as tennis, golf, etc. Football is popular in Qatar

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Traditional Ceremonies in Qatar On the 18 th of December National Day Camel owner makes ceremony if camel wins race

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Traditional Food in Qatar The most popular food in Qatar is mutton and lamb along with cow and goat milk from yogurt. Dates are eaten daily for Qataris, very healthy. Use hands to eat, three fingers. Majbos and Haris are also popular foods in Qatar Qatar traded food with India for many years, they get some of their food from there.

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Traditional Clothes in Qatar Men wear Thobes, Ghutra, and Ogaal A dress like cloth that comes in different colors The Ghutra is cloth folded and placed on the head The Ogaal is a black or brown rope-like coil place on top of the Ghutra Woman cover their hair They wear an abaya Some women cover their faces with a black cloth

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France

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Map of France

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Traditional Food in France Most common desserts in France is the clair. Are famous eating frog legs and snails. They eat cassoulet and ratatouille which they saycassoulet and ratatouille Is easy to prepare. There are also other desserts like crme brulee Crepes.

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Traditional Clothes in France Scarves that are knotted, knitted, and made of wool. Sneakers worn in winter and summer. Slim colorful ones. They were sandals in hot summers. Striped shirts are common in France, as well as sweaters The little black dress is usual, and so are Sun Dresses.

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Traditional sports in France One of the most popular sports of France are football, handball, rugby, basketball, and tennis. There are cycling races that cover 2,235 miles in 3 weeks. French people enjoy walking in the sunshine to worship the sun. Parkour is a sport that the French play, it is a form of free running with jumping leaping and climbing. It is a non competitive sport. Boules is when a group of people throw a heavy ball and try to get each other out of the game.

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Traditional Ceremonies in France In France people have 11 celebrations a year. They celebrate New Years Day 1 st of Jan Labor Day 1 st of May WWII Victory Day 8 th of May Bastille Day 14 th of Jul All Saints Day 1 st Nov Armistice Day 11 th Nov Christmas Day (Nol) 25th of Dec

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Differences between Qatar and France Qatari architecture is more cultural, French is more to the time it was built French culture is more open, Qatari culture is more conservative Climate is also very different in winter Traditional foods are also different

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Similarities between Qatar and France Qatari and French people both have very defined cultures. Summer temperatures are about the same, excluding humidity

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