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History of Peru
Brief history of Peru summarized A brief review of the summarized history of Peru, a country in South America. The Chavín in Peru Around 2,500 BC in what is now Peru they began to cultivate. By 1800 BC they were already making pottery. The first South American civilization was the Chavín. It emerged in what is now Peru around 900 BC. The Chavín did not invent writing, but they were skilled architects, stonemasons, potters, and goldsmiths. They built in both brick and stone and their engineers were able to build dams and reservoirs. Chavín farmers irrigated their land and grew…
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Traditions and customs of Peru
What traditions and customs are there in Peru? In this article we will learn about the customs and traditions of Peru. Gastronomy Food in daily life Peru is known for its different cuisine. Daily food customs are regionally marked between the coast and the highlands, although both rely heavily on soups and rice as staples. In this way, shellfish and plantains are typical of the coastal diet, while different types of meat, corn and potatoes are consumed much more frequently in the highlands. Ceviche, fish marinated in ají, a spicy sauce made primarily of hot peppers, tomato, onion, and lemon,…
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Paraguay
Paraguayan language
The Republic of Paraguay is a country belonging to South America, whose capital is Asunción. With 7 million inhabitants, it is the 104th most populous country in the world, and the 59th largest (406,752 km 2). Its human development index is medium (110º) and its official currency is the Paraguayan Guarani. And what language is spoken in Paraguay? What language do they speak in Paraguay? Paraguay has two official languages: Guarani, spoken by 90% of Paraguayans. Spanish , which is spoken by 87% of the population. Most Paraguayans are bilingual, especially in urban areas; on the other hand, in rural…
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New Zealand
New Zealand language
New Zealand is a country belonging to Oceania, whose capital is Wellington. It has 5 million inhabitants (120º) and an extension of 268,021 km 2 (75º). Its official currency is the New Zealand dollar and its human development index is very high (16th). And what language is spoken in New Zealand? What language do they speak in New Zealand? New Zealand has two official languages: Maori, which is spoken by 3.7% of New Zealanders. New Zealand Sign Language, used by 0.5% of its inhabitants. English , which is spoken by 96.1% of the population, is official de facto, as it…
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History of New Zealand
Brief history of New Zealand summarized A brief and enjoyable tour of one of the largest islands on the planet, New Zealand. The Maori The Maori arrived in New Zealand in the 10th century AD. They named the new land Aotearoa, which means Land of the Long White Cloud. The Maori brought dogs and rats. They also brought yams and kumaras or sweet potatoes and pumpkins. The Maori also ate fern roots. There was also an abundance of shellfish in New Zealand. The Maori hunted dolphins, whales, and seals and ate fish and shellfish. They also hunted large, flightless birds…
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New Zealand traditions and customs
What traditions and customs are there in New Zealand? Overview of New Zealand customs and traditions. Gastronomy Food in daily life Before 1975, the diet was based on meat, potatoes, seasonal temperate vegetables (cabbage, peas, beans, carrots, spinach, cauliflower, and broccoli), bread, seasonal fruits, dairy products, and fish. Chicken was a restaurant treat, and favorite fast food was meatloaf. Drinks were tea and beer. Since 1975, the kitchen has opened up to include a range of tropical and sub-tropical fruits, vegetables and spices. It has taken advantage of its Mediterranean climate to produce wine. Foods are readily available in supermarkets.…
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Norway
Norway language
The Kingdom of Norway is a country belonging to Europe, whose capital is Oslo. It has a population of 5 million inhabitants (118th) and an area of 385,203 km 2 (67th). Its human development index is very high (it is the 1st in the world) and its official currency is the Norwegian crown. But what language is spoken in Norway? What language do they speak in Norway? Norway has two official languages: Norwegian, spoken by 95% of the population. The Sami languages, language of the Lappish people. In addition, Norway has recognized minority languages: Kven (1,500 speakers), Romani (500), and…
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Norway
History of Norway
Brief history of Norway summarized Summarized, clear and simple vision of the history of Norway, from prehistory to the oil age, including the Vikings. Although modern Norway as we know it today has only existed briefly for 200 years, the history of the Nordic lands is long. There is much to learn from this ancient glacial land, from the earliest settlers to the modern age of engineering and technology. Early history of Norway The land now known as Norway emerged from the last Ice Age thanks to the heating effect of the Gulf Stream. The glacial lands became habitable around…
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Norwegian traditions and customs
What traditions and customs are there in Norway? We immerse ourselves in the customs and traditions of Norway, in Northern Europe. Gastronomy Food in daily life The food considered by many to be the most typically Norwegian is brown cheese which is thinly sliced with a cheese flat (a Norwegian invention) and eaten on bread. Breakfasts (frokost) generally consist of coffee, bread (including flat or crusty bread), pickled or smoked fish, deli meats, perhaps boiled eggs, and dairy products such as cheese, butter, yogurt, and varieties of sour milk. Breakfast can be more substantial than the midday meal (Monsj), which…
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Nigeria
Nigerian language
The Federal Republic of Nigeria is a country belonging to Africa, whose capital is Abuja. It is the 7th most populous country in the world (191 million inhabitants) and the 32nd largest (923,768 km 2). Its human development index is low (152º) and its official currency is the naira. And what language is spoken in Nigeria? What language do they speak in Nigeria? Nigeria only has one official language, English, as part of the legacy of the British Colony of Nigeria that ended in 1960. It was then chosen as a way to facilitate the cultural and linguistic cohesion of…
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