Banana#553“Banana#3.(28)F.Observation;Japanese#1“Google translation, Reading;Turks/Republic of Turkey(33)#1F.2010-11, I can say this that way. I have something like culture. In Turkey, for example, some people have rugs and carpets. The carpet is thick, not thin. When I read that sentence, I imagined a carpet with this kind of pattern. Because sometimes I can see the dots in the black areas in the carpet. You can see the whole in the white place. That's why I imagined that in my head. Of course this is international here. This concerns nationality. It's not a feature. It's kind of like a stereotype here. But I don't think so. It has nothing to do with religion. It's not a religion. It's an art. It's like culture. It cannot be said that it is like culture. I often see such carpets in my daily life. It's not just a carpet, it's a work of art. They want to hang on the wall. It's a beautiful thing that is very valuable here. All this is handmade. It is not artificially manufactured. I don't have any religion. I'm not a religious person. I had never thought about ethnicity. Turkey is a culture of hospitality. They care about each other. Some people have long inherently had restrictions in their faith. For example, here are some people who are restricted by some religions. They have many restrictions in their religion. Everything is for their family. (by google translation 2020.02.21.19:58:03 JST)
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