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... Sri Lanka Population 6 Language 7 Note: Data represents main languages spoken by those aged 10 years and older. Respondents were able to provide more than one response. Therefore, the sum of all language responses exceeds the total number of people. Religi ...

... Croatia is officially a secular state, yet religion has played a large role in terms of informing the cultural values of Croatians. As of 2021, most Croatians identified with Christianity, with 79.0% identifying as Roman Catholic, 3.3% identifying as Easte ...

... Venezuela does not have an official religion. However, Roman Catholicism is the dominant faith and deeply culturally pervasive. According to the 2011 national census, roughly 71% of the population identified as Catholic.1 A further 17% of Venezuelans ident ...

... Hong Kong Population 1 7,297,821 (2024 est.) Language 2 Religion 3 Ethnicity 2 Cultural Dimensions Hong Kongers in Australia 3 These demographic statistics pertain to individuals in Australia who were born in Hong Kong, as reported in the 2021 Australian H ...

... Canada Population 38,516,736 [2023 est.] Language English (official)54.9%French (official)19.6%Mandarin1.9%Punjabi1.8%Cantonese1.5%Spanish1.5%Tagalog1.3%Other17.5% Data represents respondents' nominated mothertongue language. [Canadian Cen ...

... Germany Population 21 Language 22 Religion 23 Ethnicity 24 Cultural Dimensions Germans in Australia These demographic statistics pertain to individuals in Australia who were born in Germany, as reported in the 2021 Australian Housing and Population Census. ...

... Verbal Communication Style: The Taiwanese are quite deliberate and contemplative regarding how they communicate. They often take care to avoid communicating anything directly that may offend or hurt a colleague. Indirect Communication: The Taiwanese commun ...

... Family is a central aspect of life in Iraq and is central to a person’s sense of self and identity. Iraqi culture is very collectivistic, whereby people tend to put their family’s interests before their own. One finds Iraqis constantly considering the effe ...

... One’s family is the most important aspect of life for most Mexicans. It is believed that “what God has united cannot be separated by man”. In respect of this, family relationships are typically very close. One’s family tends to have a major influence on th ...

... The most common greeting is the handshake. The Irish usually shake hands when being introduced or when greeting a friend or work colleague. In formal situations or with people of higher status, titles and last names are used. Among close friends and family ...