Cultural Differences Between Oman And The United States

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Every person in the world has a different personality, but some personalities may have some similar aspects between them. The same for the countries, every country has his own name, flag, language, etc. Each country has some similar and different aspects with other country as Oman and The United States of America. The differences between Oman and the US go beyond language, flag and geographical location. The major difference is that each of Oman and the US has his own traditions and culture that create his own identity. Oman and the United states are two different countries from different continents, and that is why there are differences between them in terms of the relationship between community members, and the way society members celebrate.

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