This presentation contaions information about Italy.
History, tourist places, important cities, business culture, culture, art, places to visit, cuisine, fashion.
All about Italy.
Italy is located in Southern Europe on the Italian Peninsula. It has a predominantly Mediterranean climate and Roman Catholic is the dominant religion. The official language is Italian. Business meetings are generally informal and establishing personal relationships is important. Punctuality is valued for business but social interactions involve taking time. Gift giving is also an important part of both business and social culture in Italy.
Italy is located in southern Europe, bordering France, Austria, Slovenia and Switzerland. Rome is the capital city. The boot-shaped Italian peninsula stretches over 1000 km from north to south and includes the major islands of Sicily and Sardinia. Italy has a predominantly Mediterranean climate. Roman Catholicism is the dominant religion. The official language is Italian, though regional dialects vary widely. Politically, Italy is a republic with a president as head of state and a bicameral parliament. Its economy ranks as the 6th largest globally and relies on industries like automobiles, shipbuilding and food processing.
Italy is located in southern Europe along the Mediterranean Sea. It is boot-shaped with the mainland forming the sole and heel and islands making up the toes. Some of Italy's major cities include Rome, the capital, Venice, known for its canals, and Milan, a large financial center. Popular Italian foods include pizza, pasta, and cheese. Tourism is a major part of Italy's economy, with attractions like the Leaning Tower of Pisa and sites in Pompeii drawing many visitors each year. Soccer is Italy's most popular sport.
Italy is a mountainous country located in Southern Europe. Italian is the official language spoken by 55 million people. The euro is the common currency. Culturally, Italians value family and tend to live in extended family groups. Traditional Italian food includes pasta, pizza, and dishes made with garlic and tomatoes. Popular tourist destinations include Rome, Venice, and the island of Capri. Italians take pride in their cultural heritage of food, fashion, and music.
This presentation provides an overview of Italy, including its location in southern Europe, weather patterns throughout the year, capital city of Rome, population of over 58 million people who speak Italian and use the euro. Key cities discussed include Rome, Florence, and Venice, as well as famous landmarks such as the Colosseum, Leaning Tower of Pisa, and Vatican Sistine Chapel. The presentation also describes Italian culture, traditions of carnivals, festivals and cuisine like pizza and pasta, and concludes with highlights about Italy's people, cities, sights, culture, and food.
The document discusses Italian business etiquette. It provides guidance on proper appearance including dressing fashionably in high quality suits and shoes. It also covers greetings such as exchanging business cards and handshakes. Key behaviors are discussed such as developing relationships, showing interest in Italian culture, and accepting social invitations. Communication styles include using gestures, maintaining eye contact, and not being aggravated by loud discussions as this is normal in Italian business culture. Meetings may have less structure and more interruptions than what some are used to.
This document provides an overview of Italy, including:
- The name Italy comes from the Latin word for calf, referring to the land's cattle farming.
- Italy is a boot-shaped peninsula in southern Europe bordered by France, Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia, and seas.
- Some of Italy's most famous landmarks include St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, Leaning Tower of Pisa, Colosseum, and canals of Venice.
This presentation contaions information about Italy.
History, tourist places, important cities, business culture, culture, art, places to visit, cuisine, fashion.
All about Italy.
Italy is located in Southern Europe on the Italian Peninsula. It has a predominantly Mediterranean climate and Roman Catholic is the dominant religion. The official language is Italian. Business meetings are generally informal and establishing personal relationships is important. Punctuality is valued for business but social interactions involve taking time. Gift giving is also an important part of both business and social culture in Italy.
Italy is located in southern Europe, bordering France, Austria, Slovenia and Switzerland. Rome is the capital city. The boot-shaped Italian peninsula stretches over 1000 km from north to south and includes the major islands of Sicily and Sardinia. Italy has a predominantly Mediterranean climate. Roman Catholicism is the dominant religion. The official language is Italian, though regional dialects vary widely. Politically, Italy is a republic with a president as head of state and a bicameral parliament. Its economy ranks as the 6th largest globally and relies on industries like automobiles, shipbuilding and food processing.
Italy is located in southern Europe along the Mediterranean Sea. It is boot-shaped with the mainland forming the sole and heel and islands making up the toes. Some of Italy's major cities include Rome, the capital, Venice, known for its canals, and Milan, a large financial center. Popular Italian foods include pizza, pasta, and cheese. Tourism is a major part of Italy's economy, with attractions like the Leaning Tower of Pisa and sites in Pompeii drawing many visitors each year. Soccer is Italy's most popular sport.
Italy is a mountainous country located in Southern Europe. Italian is the official language spoken by 55 million people. The euro is the common currency. Culturally, Italians value family and tend to live in extended family groups. Traditional Italian food includes pasta, pizza, and dishes made with garlic and tomatoes. Popular tourist destinations include Rome, Venice, and the island of Capri. Italians take pride in their cultural heritage of food, fashion, and music.
This presentation provides an overview of Italy, including its location in southern Europe, weather patterns throughout the year, capital city of Rome, population of over 58 million people who speak Italian and use the euro. Key cities discussed include Rome, Florence, and Venice, as well as famous landmarks such as the Colosseum, Leaning Tower of Pisa, and Vatican Sistine Chapel. The presentation also describes Italian culture, traditions of carnivals, festivals and cuisine like pizza and pasta, and concludes with highlights about Italy's people, cities, sights, culture, and food.
The document discusses Italian business etiquette. It provides guidance on proper appearance including dressing fashionably in high quality suits and shoes. It also covers greetings such as exchanging business cards and handshakes. Key behaviors are discussed such as developing relationships, showing interest in Italian culture, and accepting social invitations. Communication styles include using gestures, maintaining eye contact, and not being aggravated by loud discussions as this is normal in Italian business culture. Meetings may have less structure and more interruptions than what some are used to.
This document provides an overview of Italy, including:
- The name Italy comes from the Latin word for calf, referring to the land's cattle farming.
- Italy is a boot-shaped peninsula in southern Europe bordered by France, Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia, and seas.
- Some of Italy's most famous landmarks include St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, Leaning Tower of Pisa, Colosseum, and canals of Venice.
Italy has had a significant cultural influence since antiquity, giving rise to prominent figures in art, music, and architecture. Family remains central to Italian culture, providing both emotional and financial support. Appearance and first impressions are also important in Italy, where fashion consciousness runs deep and clothing indicates social status. Finally, Catholicism pervades society, with churches on every corner and saints influencing names and celebrations.
Italy is located in southern Europe and is boot-shaped, sticking into the Mediterranean Sea. It is about one-third the size of the United States and has a population of around 58 million people. Rome is the capital and largest city of Italy, with over 2.6 million residents. Other major cities include Milan, Naples, Turin, and Palermo.
Italy is a country located in southern Europe. Some key facts about Italy are that Rome is the capital, the population is over 58 million, the official language is Italian, and the currency is the euro. Some of Italy's most famous cities are Rome, Florence, and Venice. Important historical figures from Italy include Michelangelo, Galileo, Leonardo da Vinci, and Picasso. Popular activities for children in Italy include skiing, swimming, soccer, and going to movies. Famous sights to visit include Pompeii, Lake Garda, Mount Etna, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Pantheon, and the Vatican. Italian culture involves carnivals, motor racing, markets, and
This document provides an overview of Italy, including its geography, history, culture, politics, and etiquette. It notes that Italy is a boot-shaped peninsula located in southern Europe, with Rome as its capital city. It summarizes some of Italy's rich history, from the Roman Empire to the Italian Renaissance. The document also outlines key aspects of Italian culture like the predominant Roman Catholic religion, the Italian language and dialects, public holidays, and business and dining etiquette customs.
This document provides an overview of Italy through 12 slides covering its location, history, regions, government, economy, religion, shelter, family, values, food, clothing, sports/entertainment, and customs/celebrations. Some key points include that Italy is a peninsula in southern Europe about the size of Arizona, Rome was founded in 752 BC, Italy became a unified nation in 1861, and the dominant religion is Roman Catholic though only 20% regularly attend services. Popular sports include soccer and food is famous for dishes like pasta.
This presentation gives a complete detail about the Evolution, Expansion, Culture, Architectural Styles, Political and Infrastructural development of Italy
Italy is located in southern Europe and has the shape of a boot. Rome is the capital city with over 2 million residents. Italian is the primary language spoken in Italy and several other countries. Traditional national dress includes black suits for men and long tunics for women. Popular dishes include pizza, pasta, and risotto. Soccer is the national sport. Major cities include Rome, Milan, Naples, and Florence, which are known for landmarks like the Colosseum, La Scala Opera House, and works by Michelangelo and da Vinci.
This document provides an overview of Italian culture and history in Canada. It discusses the following key points:
- Italian immigration to Canada occurred in multiple waves beginning in the late 19th century, with over 75% coming from southern Italy.
- Today, around 1.45 million Canadians identify as having Italian heritage, with the largest populations in Toronto and Montreal.
- Italians in Canada are predominantly Roman Catholic and celebrate religious holidays like Easter and Christmas along with Italian national holidays.
- Food plays a central role in Italian culture, with regional cuisines incorporating ingredients like pasta, cheese, and olive oil. However, barriers like cost prevent some Italians from regularly accessing dental care services.
Italy is a beautiful country located in Southern Europe known for its cities and varied climate. Some of its most famous cities are Rome, Venice, Florence, and Milan, which are popular tourist destinations for their architecture, art, and history. Italy has a Mediterranean climate overall but temperatures vary significantly from north to south. It has a long history and is renowned globally for its cultural contributions like art, music, and cuisine, including foods like pizza, pasta, and wine. Tourism is a major part of Italy's economy.
Italians value spending time with friends and family, enjoying meals and laughter together. Italian culture has a rich history spanning art, architecture, literature, music and more. Traditions include festivals, dancing, and a passion for food and wine. Today, Italy remains influential in fashion and design while preserving its cultural roots.
Italy is a boot-shaped country that sticks out into the Mediterranean Sea. Rome is its capital and largest city, with a population of over 2.6 million people. Italy has mountains like the Alps in the north and the Apennines running down the center. The climate varies from cold in the north to hot in the south. Some of Italy's most important cities include Rome, Milan, Naples, Florence, and Venice.
Italy is located in southern Europe and shaped like a boot. It is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea and home to the Alps and Apennine Mountains. The Po, Adige, Arno, and Tiber rivers flow through Italy, which has many lakes including Lake Garda, Lake Maggiore, and Lake Como. Italy has a long history dating back to the Etruscans and Romans, and was a center of the Renaissance. Some of Italy's most famous artists include Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Botticelli. Italy is known for cuisine like pasta and pizza and landmarks like the Colosseum and Leaning Tower of Pisa. The current democratic republic has a population
Italy is a country located in southern Europe, occupying the Italian Peninsula, the Po Valley, and the southern slopes of the Alps. It has a parliamentary republic system of government. Italy has a long history dating back to 500 BC with the Roman Empire and became a unified country in 1861. Some key facts are its capital is Rome, its official language is Italian, its currency is the Euro, and its largest cities include Milan, Naples, and Turin. Italy has a highly developed economy with advanced industries and agriculture. It is also known for its significant contributions to world culture, with many UNESCO World Heritage sites showcasing its rich history and arts. Italy has been an important member of the European Union since
The document provides information about various topics related to Italy presented in a first grade classroom project. It discusses major cities like Venice, Rome, and Florence; geography including mountains and surrounding water; famous Italians such as the Pope and Leonardo Da Vinci; sports like soccer and skiing; and foods including pasta, cake, and struffoli. The document contains images and links related to each topic about Italy.
Italy has many active volcanoes like Mt. Etna, Stomboli, and Mt. Vesuvius. The climate varies from Mediterranean in the south to colder winters and milder summers in the north. Italian culture is known for its fashion, art, large families, and traditions like the groom's mother making pasta for the hundreds of guests at weddings.
This document provides an overview of business culture in Italy. It notes that there are cultural differences between northern and southern Italy due to historical divisions. Business culture is influenced by Catholicism, with an emphasis on family, paternalism, and respect for elders. Meetings can be chaotic and run behind schedule. Punctuality is appreciated but not being late by 10 minutes is not a problem. Relationships and small talk are important.
The document provides an overview of Italy and several of its major cities and sites to visit, including Rome, Vatican City, Siena, Venice, and Florence. It begins with a map of Italy and background on the country, then goes into further detail about specific attractions in Rome such as the Catacombs, the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Fontana di Trevi, Piazza Navona, Piazza di Spagna, and the Pantheon. Brief descriptions are also provided for Vatican City, Siena, Venice, and Florence.
The document provides information about various attractions, geographical features, and aspects of culture in Italy. It mentions that Lido Beach is located in Venice and is a popular tourist attraction, and Majella National Park was founded in 1993 and is home to much of Italy's wildlife. It also notes that Italy has 20 regions, the Italian flag features green, white and red colors with various symbolic meanings, Italy has some of the best skiing in the Alps and Dolomites, Mount Etna is an active volcano in Sicily, Italian trains can reach speeds up to 225 mph, and Italy is a major wine producer.
- Italy is a boot-shaped country located in southern Europe, bordered by France, Switzerland, Austria, and Slovenia. Its capital is Rome and its currency is the Euro.
- Italy has a varied landscape that includes long coastlines on the Mediterranean, Tyrrhenian, and Adriatic seas. The terrain also includes the Alps and Apennine Mountains, as well as the Po River valley and many lakes.
- The climate ranges from Mediterranean in the south to alpine in the far north. Major rivers include the Po, Adige, and Tiber, and there are over 1,500 lakes, including Lakes Garda, Maggiore, Como, Trasimeno, and Bol
The document provides information about Italy including its location, climate, population, major cities, culture, holidays, religion, physical hazards, beautiful places, and warnings for travelers. Some key details are:
- Italy is a peninsula located in southern Europe bordering several countries
- The climate varies from Mediterranean to alpine, with coastal areas having mild winters and hot summers
- The population is over 60 million, with over half living in the Po Valley region
- Major cities include Venice, Turin, Florence, Verona, and Rome, each with unique historical and cultural significance
- Italian culture revolves around food, festivals, and predominantly Roman Catholic religion
The document discusses Italian culture, focusing on folk dance music and instruments like the mandolin, violin, and accordion. It describes the tarantella dance that originated from a spider bite, and notes that music and dance are important parts of Italian culture that represent different towns. Key words and phrases in Italian are also translated.
Italy has had a significant cultural influence since antiquity, giving rise to prominent figures in art, music, and architecture. Family remains central to Italian culture, providing both emotional and financial support. Appearance and first impressions are also important in Italy, where fashion consciousness runs deep and clothing indicates social status. Finally, Catholicism pervades society, with churches on every corner and saints influencing names and celebrations.
Italy is located in southern Europe and is boot-shaped, sticking into the Mediterranean Sea. It is about one-third the size of the United States and has a population of around 58 million people. Rome is the capital and largest city of Italy, with over 2.6 million residents. Other major cities include Milan, Naples, Turin, and Palermo.
Italy is a country located in southern Europe. Some key facts about Italy are that Rome is the capital, the population is over 58 million, the official language is Italian, and the currency is the euro. Some of Italy's most famous cities are Rome, Florence, and Venice. Important historical figures from Italy include Michelangelo, Galileo, Leonardo da Vinci, and Picasso. Popular activities for children in Italy include skiing, swimming, soccer, and going to movies. Famous sights to visit include Pompeii, Lake Garda, Mount Etna, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Pantheon, and the Vatican. Italian culture involves carnivals, motor racing, markets, and
This document provides an overview of Italy, including its geography, history, culture, politics, and etiquette. It notes that Italy is a boot-shaped peninsula located in southern Europe, with Rome as its capital city. It summarizes some of Italy's rich history, from the Roman Empire to the Italian Renaissance. The document also outlines key aspects of Italian culture like the predominant Roman Catholic religion, the Italian language and dialects, public holidays, and business and dining etiquette customs.
This document provides an overview of Italy through 12 slides covering its location, history, regions, government, economy, religion, shelter, family, values, food, clothing, sports/entertainment, and customs/celebrations. Some key points include that Italy is a peninsula in southern Europe about the size of Arizona, Rome was founded in 752 BC, Italy became a unified nation in 1861, and the dominant religion is Roman Catholic though only 20% regularly attend services. Popular sports include soccer and food is famous for dishes like pasta.
This presentation gives a complete detail about the Evolution, Expansion, Culture, Architectural Styles, Political and Infrastructural development of Italy
Italy is located in southern Europe and has the shape of a boot. Rome is the capital city with over 2 million residents. Italian is the primary language spoken in Italy and several other countries. Traditional national dress includes black suits for men and long tunics for women. Popular dishes include pizza, pasta, and risotto. Soccer is the national sport. Major cities include Rome, Milan, Naples, and Florence, which are known for landmarks like the Colosseum, La Scala Opera House, and works by Michelangelo and da Vinci.
This document provides an overview of Italian culture and history in Canada. It discusses the following key points:
- Italian immigration to Canada occurred in multiple waves beginning in the late 19th century, with over 75% coming from southern Italy.
- Today, around 1.45 million Canadians identify as having Italian heritage, with the largest populations in Toronto and Montreal.
- Italians in Canada are predominantly Roman Catholic and celebrate religious holidays like Easter and Christmas along with Italian national holidays.
- Food plays a central role in Italian culture, with regional cuisines incorporating ingredients like pasta, cheese, and olive oil. However, barriers like cost prevent some Italians from regularly accessing dental care services.
Italy is a beautiful country located in Southern Europe known for its cities and varied climate. Some of its most famous cities are Rome, Venice, Florence, and Milan, which are popular tourist destinations for their architecture, art, and history. Italy has a Mediterranean climate overall but temperatures vary significantly from north to south. It has a long history and is renowned globally for its cultural contributions like art, music, and cuisine, including foods like pizza, pasta, and wine. Tourism is a major part of Italy's economy.
Italians value spending time with friends and family, enjoying meals and laughter together. Italian culture has a rich history spanning art, architecture, literature, music and more. Traditions include festivals, dancing, and a passion for food and wine. Today, Italy remains influential in fashion and design while preserving its cultural roots.
Italy is a boot-shaped country that sticks out into the Mediterranean Sea. Rome is its capital and largest city, with a population of over 2.6 million people. Italy has mountains like the Alps in the north and the Apennines running down the center. The climate varies from cold in the north to hot in the south. Some of Italy's most important cities include Rome, Milan, Naples, Florence, and Venice.
Italy is located in southern Europe and shaped like a boot. It is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea and home to the Alps and Apennine Mountains. The Po, Adige, Arno, and Tiber rivers flow through Italy, which has many lakes including Lake Garda, Lake Maggiore, and Lake Como. Italy has a long history dating back to the Etruscans and Romans, and was a center of the Renaissance. Some of Italy's most famous artists include Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Botticelli. Italy is known for cuisine like pasta and pizza and landmarks like the Colosseum and Leaning Tower of Pisa. The current democratic republic has a population
Italy is a country located in southern Europe, occupying the Italian Peninsula, the Po Valley, and the southern slopes of the Alps. It has a parliamentary republic system of government. Italy has a long history dating back to 500 BC with the Roman Empire and became a unified country in 1861. Some key facts are its capital is Rome, its official language is Italian, its currency is the Euro, and its largest cities include Milan, Naples, and Turin. Italy has a highly developed economy with advanced industries and agriculture. It is also known for its significant contributions to world culture, with many UNESCO World Heritage sites showcasing its rich history and arts. Italy has been an important member of the European Union since
The document provides information about various topics related to Italy presented in a first grade classroom project. It discusses major cities like Venice, Rome, and Florence; geography including mountains and surrounding water; famous Italians such as the Pope and Leonardo Da Vinci; sports like soccer and skiing; and foods including pasta, cake, and struffoli. The document contains images and links related to each topic about Italy.
Italy has many active volcanoes like Mt. Etna, Stomboli, and Mt. Vesuvius. The climate varies from Mediterranean in the south to colder winters and milder summers in the north. Italian culture is known for its fashion, art, large families, and traditions like the groom's mother making pasta for the hundreds of guests at weddings.
This document provides an overview of business culture in Italy. It notes that there are cultural differences between northern and southern Italy due to historical divisions. Business culture is influenced by Catholicism, with an emphasis on family, paternalism, and respect for elders. Meetings can be chaotic and run behind schedule. Punctuality is appreciated but not being late by 10 minutes is not a problem. Relationships and small talk are important.
The document provides an overview of Italy and several of its major cities and sites to visit, including Rome, Vatican City, Siena, Venice, and Florence. It begins with a map of Italy and background on the country, then goes into further detail about specific attractions in Rome such as the Catacombs, the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Fontana di Trevi, Piazza Navona, Piazza di Spagna, and the Pantheon. Brief descriptions are also provided for Vatican City, Siena, Venice, and Florence.
The document provides information about various attractions, geographical features, and aspects of culture in Italy. It mentions that Lido Beach is located in Venice and is a popular tourist attraction, and Majella National Park was founded in 1993 and is home to much of Italy's wildlife. It also notes that Italy has 20 regions, the Italian flag features green, white and red colors with various symbolic meanings, Italy has some of the best skiing in the Alps and Dolomites, Mount Etna is an active volcano in Sicily, Italian trains can reach speeds up to 225 mph, and Italy is a major wine producer.
- Italy is a boot-shaped country located in southern Europe, bordered by France, Switzerland, Austria, and Slovenia. Its capital is Rome and its currency is the Euro.
- Italy has a varied landscape that includes long coastlines on the Mediterranean, Tyrrhenian, and Adriatic seas. The terrain also includes the Alps and Apennine Mountains, as well as the Po River valley and many lakes.
- The climate ranges from Mediterranean in the south to alpine in the far north. Major rivers include the Po, Adige, and Tiber, and there are over 1,500 lakes, including Lakes Garda, Maggiore, Como, Trasimeno, and Bol
The document provides information about Italy including its location, climate, population, major cities, culture, holidays, religion, physical hazards, beautiful places, and warnings for travelers. Some key details are:
- Italy is a peninsula located in southern Europe bordering several countries
- The climate varies from Mediterranean to alpine, with coastal areas having mild winters and hot summers
- The population is over 60 million, with over half living in the Po Valley region
- Major cities include Venice, Turin, Florence, Verona, and Rome, each with unique historical and cultural significance
- Italian culture revolves around food, festivals, and predominantly Roman Catholic religion
The document discusses Italian culture, focusing on folk dance music and instruments like the mandolin, violin, and accordion. It describes the tarantella dance that originated from a spider bite, and notes that music and dance are important parts of Italian culture that represent different towns. Key words and phrases in Italian are also translated.
Italy is a boot-shaped peninsula located in Southern Europe. It stretches over 1,000 km from north to south and is mainly mountainous, except for the Po Valley in the north. Italy has a long history and was home to the Roman Empire. It later became a center of the Renaissance, with famous artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. Today, Italy has a population of over 60 million people and its economy focuses on industries like tourism, fashion, and food. The capital and largest city is Rome, which contains famous landmarks like the Colosseum and Vatican City. Other major cities are Milan, Venice, Florence, and Bologna, each with their own cultural and historic significance
Six procedures are compulsory to start a new business in Italy: depositing minimum capital, executing a public deed of incorporation, buying corporate books, paying a government grant tax, registering the company with the Chamber of Commerce, and notifying the local Labour Office. Italy ranks relatively low for ease of doing business due to its bureaucracy and number of procedures required. The main forms of business include sole proprietorships, partnerships, limited liability companies, corporations, cooperatives, and limited partnerships. Corporate income tax is 27.5% while VAT ranges from 4-22% depending on the good or service.
Italy has the ninth largest economy in the world with a GDP of approximately €1.48 trillion. The Italian economy is expected to contract by 1.8% in 2013 and grow by only 0.2% in 2014. Business confidence remains fragile in Italy, with just 16% of businesses expecting revenue to increase in the next 12 months. Economic uncertainty, bureaucracy, and low demand are constraining business expansion. Restoring competitiveness is a challenge as Italian businesses have been slower to lower costs than Spain.
This document provides an overview of investment options for foreign investors in Italy. It discusses investing through a subsidiary company, a joint venture, or establishing a branch/office. It covers relevant regulations, taxes, and labor laws. The guide is divided into three parts: Part I addresses investing in an Italian company; Part II covers permanent establishments and representative offices; Part III introduces Italian labor law. The document aims to give foreign investors an introduction to key legal and tax considerations for entering, operating, and exiting the Italian market.
This document provides information about various cultural aspects of India. It discusses the national flag of India consisting of saffron, white and green colors representing sacrifice, truth and prosperity. It also mentions the national bird peacock, national animal tiger, and national flower lotus. It describes the state emblem depicting four lions and the motto "Satyameva Jayate". It provides details about the Indian currency rupee. It summarizes key aspects of important Hindu scriptures like Bhagavad Gita and Ramayana. It outlines ceremonies and rituals associated with Hindu weddings in India.
The document summarizes aspects of Italian culture during the Renaissance period including painting, sculpture, architecture, literature, gastronomy, music, and transport. Some of the key figures and developments mentioned include Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo influencing Renaissance painting in the 15th century in Florence and Venice; sculpture being influenced by classical antiquity with masters like Donatello and Michelangelo; architecture developing new styles like classicism and humanism; and music seeing the first opera composed in 1597 in Florence.
The article on the river Brahmaputra is prepared by Murchana Nath of Modern English School as part of her project in which they studied about the Brahmaputra and its course.
This document summarizes the classical and folk dances of India. It outlines eight classical dance forms recognized by the Sangeet Natak Akademi: Bharatanatyam, Odissi, Kuchipudi, Manipuri, Mohiniattam, Sattriya, Kathakali, and Kathak. It notes that Bharatanatyam and Odissi are the oldest forms that most faithfully adhere to the Natya Shastra. The document also provides brief descriptions of famous exponents of the classical dances and concludes by mentioning several folk dances from different regions of India like Bhangra, Gidda, Himachal folk dance, and Chau dance.
The document discusses India's cultural diversity and strengths, including its blend of religions, languages, and natural beauty. However, it notes some modern issues like weak family bonding, disrespect for elders, alcoholism, crime against women, and forgetting India's traditions of hospitality. It calls for Indians to come together to counter these problems and protect the country, which has given citizens a lot.
This document outlines the eight major classical dance forms of India: Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Kathakali, Odissi, Kuchipudi, Manipuri, Mohiniattam, and Sattriya. It provides details on the origin, key elements, and characteristics of each dance form. Bharatanatyam originated in South India and consists of nritta, abhinaya, and nritya. Kathak comes from North India and progresses from slow to fast pieces with footwork and spins. Kathakali combines expression, dance, enactment, vocals, and instruments. Odissi emphasizes tribhangi and chauka stances and music. Kuchipudi shares
Italia es conocida por su rica cultura que incluye arte renacentista famoso como la Mona Lisa y la escultura de David, gastronomía como la pizza y la pasta, y logros científicos de figuras como Galileo. La arquitectura romana como el Coliseo y la torre de Pisa también definen a Italia, al igual que su literatura, música y una industria cinematográfica ganadora de premios Oscar. La cultura de Italia ha florecido a través de los siglos y refleja la diversidad de sus regiones.
Culture and Nonverbal Communication in ItalySNash53328
Italian culture places great importance on nonverbal communication. Music, art, gestures, eye contact, touching and appearance all convey important cultural meanings in Italy. Music and opera have long been an integral part of Italian society. Art from early frescoes to Renaissance masterpieces often featured religious subjects and conveyed emotions. Italians rely heavily on gestures, maintaining eye contact, and physical touching like kissing cheeks when greeting. What you wear and how you present yourself also communicates nonverbally in Italy's appearance-focused culture.
1) Indian culture refers to the diverse ways of life across India, with variations in language, music, dance, architecture, and food depending on region.
2) India has a population of over 1.25 billion people across 29 states and 7 union territories, speaking 17 official languages along with Hindi and English.
3) Hinduism is the largest religion in India at 80% of the population, but India is also home to Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism, Jainism, and other faiths, making it one of the most religiously diverse countries.
The document discusses several aspects of Indian culture and music. It describes India as a diverse country with over 1 billion people from different religions, ethnicities, and backgrounds. It outlines some of India's major cities and how its people live in both rural villages and large urban centers. The document also provides a brief overview of Indian history, famous figures like Gandhi, traditional musical elements and instruments, and how music reflects India's diversity.
This document provides an overview of key aspects of doing business in Italy. It discusses Italy's business environment and management style, noting the importance of family-owned businesses and taking a paternalistic approach. Italian society and culture are family-oriented, with importance placed on relationships, hospitality, and "bella figura." Business etiquette in Italy involves maintaining eye contact, shaking hands, dressing well, exchanging business cards, and being flexible with schedules. Meetings focus on discussion over quick decisions and gift-giving follows specific cultural norms.
India has a population of over 1 billion people, with the majority being Hindu. The population speaks several official languages like Hindi, English, and regional languages. Historically, India was home to the Indus Valley Civilization and was later invaded by Aryans. The caste system and Hinduism became prevalent during this period under British influence. India has a diverse culture with respect for elders and emphasis on family. The economy is one of the fastest growing in the world, with sectors like manufacturing and BPO contributing to growth. Relationship and trust are important in Indian business culture, which values hierarchy, flexibility, and long-term relationships over short-term goals.
This document provides an overview of the foundation of Indian culture, including its religious diversity and architectural history. It discusses the major religions practiced in India - Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism, and Jainism - and their beliefs, populations, and sects. It also describes some of the most important festivals celebrated in India across religions. Finally, it summarizes the evolution of architecture in India from ancient Indus Valley civilizations to modern British colonial influences.
Indian classical dance is an umbrella term for various codified art forms rooted in Natya Sasthra and sacred Hindu musical theatre styles. There are eight main classical dance forms in India: Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Kathakali, Kuchipudi, Manipuri, Mohiniyattam, Odissi, and Sattriya. Each dance form originated in a different state or region of India and has its own unique style of movement, costumes, music, and themes based on Hindu epics and mythology.
Italy has developed a national identity relatively recently, becoming a republic in 1946 after centuries of foreign rule. While Italians share the same ethnic origins, they did not have a strong sense of common identity until unifying as a modern nation. Roman Catholicism and symbols like the Italian flag, Colosseum, and Tower of Pisa help reinforce national unity. The Italian language brings cultural unity, and Italians communicate expressively with emphasis on family, food, and regional traditions that vary throughout the country.
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Italy has a long and diverse history dating back to ancient times. It has been influenced by various civilizations and tribes over the centuries. Some key periods included domination by the Roman Empire, foreign rule in the 17th-19th centuries, and eventual unification in 1861. Italy has a predominantly mountainous landscape and Mediterranean climate. It has a highly developed economy and culture, being a global influence in fields like art, architecture, music, cinema, and cuisine.
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This document provides information for students studying abroad at St. John's University's campus in Rome, Italy. It includes basic facts about Italy, safety information for Rome, details about campus housing and facilities, and an overview of local transportation options. It also gives some introductory Italian phrases and provides a brief discussion of Italian culture, focusing on topics like soccer, fashion, Sundays, coffee culture, and perceptions of time. Students are encouraged to do additional research to prepare for cultural differences.
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Team Diablo is a large Latin dance organization based in Italy with over 5,000 members who pay fees. The document summarizes Team Diablo's managerial strategies, which include recruiting foreign dancers, organizing extensive training to earn money, creating world champions through bribing judges, and promoting their flashy style worldwide. It also notes their autocratic leadership style and predicts they will try to take over the existing dance system and expand globally through corruption.
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During spring break 2020 (March 29 – April 4) the Smith Family Business will be leading a new student trek to Italy to explore many significant family businesses, Italy history and culture. The trek will begin in Milan and travel through Verona and Tuscany, finishing in Rome.
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3) The British value the countryside and nature as well as animals, with gardening a popular hobby and strong emotional attachments to pets. Privacy and sexuality are also sensitive issues with differing views.
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(𝐓𝐋𝐄 𝟏𝟎𝟎) (𝐋𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝟏)-𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐦𝐬
𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐮𝐬𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐏𝐏 𝐂𝐮𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐮𝐥𝐮𝐦 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐩𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬:
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𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐒𝐜𝐨𝐩𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐚𝐧 𝐄𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐮𝐫:
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Level 3 NCEA - NZ: A Nation In the Making 1872 - 1900 SML.pptHenry Hollis
The History of NZ 1870-1900.
Making of a Nation.
From the NZ Wars to Liberals,
Richard Seddon, George Grey,
Social Laboratory, New Zealand,
Confiscations, Kotahitanga, Kingitanga, Parliament, Suffrage, Repudiation, Economic Change, Agriculture, Gold Mining, Timber, Flax, Sheep, Dairying,
2. Geographic & Demographi c
Italy is located in Southern of
Europe and borders with
Switzerland, France, Austria and
San Marino
Lake Garda is the largest of the Italian lakes.
300,340 km2 : 40%
are mountains and
volcanoes, rivers and
lakes, islands
Etna, the highest active volcano
60.4 million, the fourth-largest population in
the European Union and the 23rd-largest population
worldwide.
3. Culture of
Italy
Italian culture is one
of the world's oldest
cultures and has so
many differences in
language, religions,
cuisine, arts…
4. Political System
•Parliamentary Republic
• 3 Powers:
the Executive: the Counsel of the
Ministers
the Legislative :the Parliament
(Congress), which is divided in
Senate and Chamber (the House)
the Juridical: the Magistrates
(Judges)
President Giorgio Napolitano was elected on
10 May 2006.
5. Main language and minorities
Official language: Italian
Minorities: German (provincial),
Slovene(provincial), French (regional)
Other minorities (11):
• Sardinian(2.2%)
• Friulian(0.9%)
• Occitan(0.3%)
• Albanian (0.2%)
• Roma (0.2%)
• Croat (0.01%)
• Misunderstandings
• Misunderstandings
• Franco-Provencal and
French (0.2%)
• Ladin (0.1%)
• Greek (0.03%)
• Catalan (0.01%)
• Croat (0.01%)
6. Religion
Christian 80%
(overwhelmingly
Roman Catholic with
very small groups of
Jehovah's Witnesses
and Protestants)
Muslim (about
800,000 to 1 million)
Atheist and Agnostic
20%
7. Educational
system
+ Italy's public education
is FREE and Italy has
both public and private
+It has a five-year
primary stage and
an eight-year secondary
stage
+After secondary school,
students have to take
the final exam called
Esame di Maturità.
+Pass the exam choose
university
17. Communication style
• Greeting - handshake
• Once a relationship is formed - a kiss on both
cheeks (even men) in greeting
• Speak loudly
• Interruptions are to be expected
• Silence is rather uncomfortable
• Eye contact - direct and constant
• Small personal space
• Demonstrate emotions (even in a business
setting)
18. Smalltalk
Appropriate topics:
•Italian history
•Architecture
•Art and culture
•Sports (especially
football/soccer)
•Food and wine
•Current events
•Families
Topics to avoid:
•Religion, the Vatican and its
policies
•Politics, taxes
•World War II
•Criticizing the Italian
culture (even if your Italian
counterparts are doing so)
•Mafia
•Personal questions
•Income
19. Gestures
Sign language is rich in
“expressions”
•grouping all fingers’ tips
together against the
thumb and waving the
hand back and forth
•pointing the index and
little fingers downwards
to shape two “horns”
•Hand Gestures in Italy
20. Food Pear Pasta or Ravioli di
Pera
Truffle or Tartufo
Angry Sauce or Sugo all'arrabbiata
Fried Olives or Olive all'Ascolana
Cheese
Pizza
22. Arts
• International art scene from the 19th century
• Major artistic centers include:
Rome
Florence
Venice
Milan
Naples
Turin
23. Family
“ A family who eats together stays together”
1960 2014
24. Dress Code
• Known to be the prime concern
• Elegant accessories crucial for both men
and women
BBuussiinneessss
• Dark-colored conservative business suits
for men
• Business suits and conservative dresses
for women
PPaarrttiieess
• Stylish clothes that are rather formal
25. WWoorrkkiinngg HHoouurrss
• 8 am to 1pm and then 3pm to 7pm
– With approximately two hours of break
• Total working time of 48hours/week (Inclusive of
overtime)
• Rest of 11 hours for every 24 hours
• Paid leave of not less than 4 weeks/year
PPuunnccttuuaalliittyy
• Not a priority
• Work plan not taken too strictly
• Usually multi-task
26. Gifts
BBuussiinneessss
• Not common
• Only after a trusted relationship is established
• Not too expensive
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• Do not turn up empty-handed
• Chocolates, Pastries, Wine, Flowers
27. Equality
• Very low gender equality
– Ranked 71st in Global Gender Gap Report 2013
– Worst country in EU
• Income, positions
28. Business Negotiations
• North Italians are direct and value time as money
• South Italians are more relaxed and like to get to
know the people they are working with
• Usually prolonged
• Prefer doing business with higher ranked people
• High-pressure sales tactics are not used
• Following commitments are very critical