Which one is more culturally "relevant?"

[authiodionitist]

When you think of these cultures, which one "clicks" better with you?

 

[tulc]

Which one is more culturally "relevant?"

When you think of these cultures, which one "clicks" better with you?

Uhmmm am I missing something here?
tulc(I don't see anything to compare)

 

[authiodionitist]

Oh, sorry. Comparing American culture to these ones, which one is more culturally proximate?

 

[Fireinfolding]

I dont understand what the question is.

Is Amish a culture? Can we chose outside the box?

 

[Tavita]

It could be we are more familiar with the Greek way of thinking. Our New Testaments are based on Greek. Is that what you're meaning?

 

[authiodionitist]

*Sigh* Sometimes I doubt my ability to communicate.

Let me try again:
As an American, which culture is most easy for you to realte to? For example, if you have a person from each of these cultures, and there is no language gap, which friend do you get along with most easily?

 

[ContentInHim]

I don't know since I don't know any people from those cultures!

Don't let us get to you - you're doing fine!

 

[Fireinfolding]

I don't know since I don't know any people from those cultures!

Don't let us get to you - you're doing fine!

Hey sis!!

Same here

Rather then repeat what you just said I'll ditto it.

I love the Amish, can we count them?

 

[Melethiel]

I don't know. I get along fine with Greeks. I usually end up bickering with Russians (obviously). Don't know any of the others.

 

[authiodionitist]

I don't know. I get along fine with Greeks. I usually end up bickering with Russians (obviously). Don't know any of the others.

You bicker with Russians? Are you a German?

 

[authiodionitist]

Thanks guys! =D

 

[Melethiel]

You bicker with Russians? Are you a German?

*points to flag* Ukrainian.

 

[pgp_protector]

Of that list, as to what is "relevant" (in what context ??? ) to me, I'd have to go with Russian just because I'm 1/2 Russian

 

[Jipsah]

I like Koreans (big surprise there, huh?) I've liked most of the Russians that I've met. I have one pal who's Romanian, and we get on fine. Never really met any Greeks or Bulgarians. I like Canadians. I have a neighbor who's Persian and he's a pretty good old boy. Back in the day a couple of my buddies were Chinese (and they probably still are, but I haven't seen 'em in a long time) and they were cool. I even like some Yankees. <Evil Grin>

 

[Jipsah]

*points to flag* Ukrainian.

There's a truly foxy Ukrainian girl who works at the bank around the corner. If only I were single, and 30 years younger, and a lot better looking......

 

[authiodionitist]

*points to flag* Ukrainian.

I didn't notice the flag! Sorry! Yes I know Ukrainians have that whole "national identity" thing to work out. Who wants to know who he is? If he looks in the mirror, all he'll see is a sinner! And then he'll want the Savior.

Ok, so the identity dilemma is a good thing.

 

[FLANDIDLYANDERS]

I'm English, I only hate the French and the Scottish. Oh, and Americans.

 

[Apollo Celestio]

I'm English, I only hate the French and the Scottish. Oh, and Americans.

You're funny.

I guess Arabics/Syrians, at least in the UAE, since they have alot of the nice stuff like we do.

 

[authiodionitist]

You're funny.

I guess Arabics/Syrians, at least in the UAE, since they have alot of the nice stuff like we do.

OOOHhhh!! now we're getting somewhere. Cultural relevancy is defined by similarity of lifestyle and material amenities?

 

[Strong in Him]

I'm English, I only hate the French and the Scottish. Oh, and Americans.

What he said - oh hang on, I'm, 1/4 Scottish. Well, just the French then.

One of my sister-in-laws is Greek, they got married, and my nephews were baptised in a Greek orthodox church, so I guess that is the culture I know something about from the list. But then I'm not American, so you weren't asking me.