This is a popular food from Italy, and is a great example of Creolization.

This Scottish tale based in London, England was first a play named "The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up" in 1904.

This stringed/key instrument began in Italy in 1709 and related to the harpsichord. This is now widely used in musical concerts, orchestras, bands, churches, theater around the world.

This originally foreign holiday is celebrated in the US but not in its country of origin.

Hispanic Americans and Puerto Ricans speak this combination of English and Spanish most of the time.

In this Asian island country, it is normal to put eel & squid on their pizza.

Early record of this tale was in 1st century BC about an Egyptian girl in which an eagle stole her shoe and dropped it in the King's lap. He in turn sent men to seek who the shoe belonged to and married her.

In China about 3,000 years ago, this woodwind instrument was turned sideways to play. Now it's in every orchestra.

This holiday originally commemorated the death of Roman martyr St. Valentine.

Some words that are used on a daily basis like coffee, cotton, and hashish have an interesting origin from this middle eastern language?

People from Wien, Austria claim to be the originators of this American baseball beloved meal.

This German fairy take is known around the world published in 1812. Each variation keeps the element as the magic mirror and a poisoned apple.

This percussion instrument can be dated back to Neolithic cultures in China 5500 BC. Now it's has many sizes and in every culture around the world.

This popular holiday character has its roots in a 4th century Greek bishop who secretly left coins in people's shoes.

The majority of the romantic terms embedded in the English language are derived from this language?

Going out to get this raw Asian food is becoming a popular social event for young adults in America.

In the original tale from France, a young woman is put to sleep for 100 years. A king seeing her asleep, rapes her. After nine months she gives birth to two children. One of the children wakes her by sucking on her finger.

In 40 AD, the Romans came into Spain with this stringed instrument with a wooden sounding box. In the 8th century AD, the Moors entered Spain and adopted the instrument. Now it's in every rock band.

This holiday is celebrated in many countries by wearing red underwear, dropping a ball, and wearing bright clothes with polka dots.

Language is used as a means of cultural communication and at times words, and even brands, from different culture acquire global meaning. This soft drink company was successful with this generalization

This kind of "mean" chicken is a spicy dish, hailing from Jamaica.

This Danish tale, a mermaid sees the Prince marry a princess and she despairs. She is offered a knife with which to stab the prince to death, but rather than do that she jumps into the sea and dies by turning to froth.

This instrument originated in Portugal and was brought over the Hawaii in 1879. The Hawaiian natives soon adopted this instrument into all their island music.

This holiday was for remembering the dead, including saints, martyrs, and all the faithful departed believers but is now celebrated by asking for candy.

In Haiti, the combination of French, English, and indigenous words formed together to form this official language?