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Respect other cultures and traditions

 

There's nothing wrong to expose ourselves to different traditional attire, but we should make sure we are well equipped on how other traditions wear and how accurate the codes should be. We are expected to look presentable or dress in a manner that is appropriate according to that particular  traditional attire because if we don't stick to the regulations of the dressing codes of traditional attire it will be disrespectful towards our traditions .

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  1. I can't agree more to what you said .πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘

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  2. Yes I very much agree that we should broaden our knowledge by learning about other cultures... Because every traditional attire comes with a story. And I feel like this will also help us understand each other...

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  3. FactsπŸ’―πŸ’―πŸ’―πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘

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  4. Very much correct. It is very important in general to respect other's traditions.

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  5. Well said.... She must do the right thing...

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  6. Tradition is something pure πŸ˜ŒπŸ‘πŸΌπŸ‘πŸΌ

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  7. I agree. A traditional attire is more than just an outfit, therefore it should be worn accordingly because it is our way of honoring our cultures and traditions.

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  8. It's a great thing that she wanted to try other traditional attires. But I feel like she should do it the right way.

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  9. Well said and super truth, 100% in agreement

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  10. It’s very important to wear cultural attire according to the norms of the tradition you aspire to copy. But we must also be open minded about new fresh ideas as we evolve from one generation to the next. Our cultural attires have been changing from the time we wore animal skins, up to the time the cloth was introduced to us.
    What we portray as our cultural dress codes is totally different to what our ancestors used to wear a 100 years ago.

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    1. I support your statement..
      Cultural attires really have been changing and evolving over the years, but I feel we have been very careful as to what should be changed, cause the moment we change some of the attire than we would totally fall of our traditional attire.
      PS: Somethings should just be left as they are.

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