在你的国家如何看待文化多样性？

In Kurdistan we have a lot of diverse cultures, it is very normal for you to have which culture, notion, language, religion, etc… Kurdish people don’t have issues till now.

World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development is annually held on May 21 to help people learn about the importance of cultural diversity and harmony. That being said, in my country, cultural diversity is viewed in a special way because my country prides in unity. Cultural diversity is seen as a way of educating people that there’s more to life than one’s own culture hence helping people to be more open minded when it comes to other cultures. My country, Botswana, is a multilingual and a multi-ethnic nation so cultural diversity is viewed with the utmost value and respect! During this day people choose to honor the cultural diversity by not only observing the day but by bringing people of different ethic groups to come together and share their stories. It is eye opening and promotes unity among a variety of people. People in my country also spend this day by performing their traditional dance in honor of cultural diversity.

Brazil is really an awesome country not just to visit but also to live. Our people, Brazilians as we are called are friendly and lovely. We've got a variety of food, landscapes, wheater and customs. People from North is quite diferente from South but we've got something mutual in our whole country: We all speak Portuguese even being one of the biggest country in the world. Our mother language, Portuguese is harder to learn than English. Those who want to lear must study a lot. I love my country.

Cultural diversity is viewed in an educational way in my country, educational seminars are hosted to celebrate the day by teaching and spreading the importance of cultural diversity. It is a way of inspiring people to observe the day and see it’s essentialness. During this day we are taught to love, respect and recognize one another despite our differences. We are also taught about a variety of cultures and given the background of how different cultures came to being. We are taught about the history behind different groups of cultures. People are also encouraged to wear their traditional attires as a way of illustrating the Beauty of diversity. People are also encouraged to gather and share different foods from different cultural groups as a way of appreciating cultural diversity.

Hi good people! You definitely can't talk about cultural diversity without mentioning Kenya. I think Kenya has to be the most culturally diverse country in Africa and also the world. In Kenya we have more than 43 ethnic communities the largest being the Kikuyu. All this communities have totally different linguistic properties, way of living, traditional clothing, cuisines and e.t.c. However, due to civilization most communities have adopted the modern way of living for example they have dropped traditional clothing to modern ones and also the way of living has changed a little bit. But there's still one unique community which has refused to adopt to the modern world and is still maintaining their interesting culture to date. Join me in class as we learn Swahili and also the Kenyan and East African culture

J’habite en Inde, le pays connu dans le monde pour sa riche diversité. En tant qu’Indiens, nous représentons cette multitude d’identité culturelle, y compris le métissage linguistique et social de nos peuples. Nous sommes, sans aucun effort conscient de notre part, bilingues, voire trilingues, et notre cuisine est aussi un symbole emblematique de notre diversité culturelle. Pourtant, ces différences mènent aussi aux conflits, car tout le monde n’est pas en mesure d’accepter, et par la suite, de respecter les différences culturelles. C’est donc une existance paradoxale à la fois harmonieuse et perturbée :)

In my country, there are 135 enthnic groups .So, we have a lot of culture diversity.We also speak a lot languages.For me ,I am Burmese ,so I speak Burmese languages. My country have a lot of culture diversity with others .In Myanmar clander ,there are twelve months and we celebrate festivals each month. I think we have a lot of views on culture diversities.I think the most different culture may be ,other enthnic not Burmese (not at all) can speak Burmese.But most of burmese can't speak other ethnic languages.It is so sad .

in Egypt we have a lot of diversity culture and egyptian people are freindly

La diversità culturale è ricchezza, più la fomentiamo più ci arricchiamo di valori e cresciamo come persone, come comunità e come specie.

Je suis américain et je pense que notre pays a beaucoups de “sous-cultures” ou “micro-cultures.” Même si on considère les treize colonies que ont fait les EEUU originaires, on voit beaucoup de sous-cultures anglaises: les Puritans de la Nouvelle Angleterre, les Quakers de la Vallée de Delaware, les Aristocrates de la Virginie, les Écossais-Irlandais des montagnes d’Appalachie, et les Catholiques de Maryland. D’ailleurs, les indigènes avaient plusieurs (rn effet, beaucoup) sous-cultures. Et les africains aussi ont eu sa sous-culture. Je ne parles pas de la diversité énorme résultante à cause de l’expansion de ce pays après l’indépendance. On pense des français de la Louisiane, les méxicains du Sud-Ouest, les chinois de la côte pacifique. On peut multiplier les exemples. Tout le monde est arrivé à ce pays. Je sais qu’on parle de “la culture américain,” mais je dirai que Hollywood n’est pas la déterminante, même s’il a influencié l’impression mondiale de ce qui est ce pays. La réalité est que l’Amérique est trés diversifié, et je pense ouverte. Autre question serait s’il est possible avoir une culture “partagé” au même temps qu’il y a beaucoups de “sous-cultures” ou “micro-cultures.” Je dirais que oui, bien sûr! On doit aussi considérer le mot “culture,” dérivant du mot “cultus” ou réligion. Peut-être il y des bases communes de la “supra-culture” américain, mais il y a toujours au même temps une riche diversité de micro-cultures américains.