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Explore the World Through Language and Culture with Amazethu!🌏☀️

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12/ 🍕Hawaiian Pizza is Canadian, not Hawaiian!
Invented in the 1960s by Sam Panopoulos, a Greek immigrant in Canada, this controversial pineapple-topped pizza sparks debates to this day! #PineappleOnPizza #CanadianFood

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Foods With Surprising Origins || A THREAD #FoodFacts 🍽️

1/ 🥐Croissants aren’t French—they’re Austrian!
Inspired by the *kipferl* pastry from Austria, croissants became popular in France, thanks to Marie Antoinette. #CroissantFacts #AustrianFood

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11/ 🍪Fortune Cookies are American, not Chinese!
Popularized in California, these treats were first made by Japanese immigrants, despite their association with Chinese restaurants. #FortuneCookieFacts #AmericanFood

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Did you know that different countries have their own versions of sign language?

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An unforgettable night for esports!
What an honor to witness the vision becoming a reality, celebrating all sports.
Congrats to @FalconsEsport

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Four Interesting Facts Most People Don’t Know About Sign Language🤓

1. It’s the fourth most used language in the UK
2. Different countries have their own versions of Sign Language
3. Sign Language uses more than just hand gestures
4. Many deaf people have ‘Name Signs’

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Sashimi, which means "pierced body," dates back to ancient Japan. It became a popular method of eating raw fish during the Edo period (1603–1867), when Japanese culinary techniques evolved to prioritize the freshness and natural taste of ingredients.

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The mastery of sashimi-making is a symbol of Japanese precision and artistry. It’s more than just food preparation—it is a tradition steeped in respect for the freshness and quality of ingredients, nature, and the culinary techniques passed down through generations.

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Presentation is just as important as preparation.

The fish is split into different parts, ensuring each cut preserves the integrity and quality of the flesh. Knife skills are a major part of the preparation process, with specific cuts requiring years of training to master.