Hello sushi!!!
Sushi per se has not "influenced" Hawaiian culture in a significant way, but Asian culture have. Hawaii's Asian majority population and cultural influence dates back to the 1800's and early 1900's, when immigrants from the Phillipines, China, Korea, Japan, Portugal, and elsewhere came to the islands to support its flourishing cane sugar and agricultural industry. The cultures, traditions, and (in your case) foods of these people travelled with them, creating the melting pot of east-west cultures Hawaii is today.
how does culture influence listening
does her culture influence her writing
Hawaii is multi cultural or even very multi cultured. The Asians alone provide several different cultural communities.
does her culture influence her writing
Both, but mostly the latter.
An example of culture change due to cultural adoption is the integration of sushi into American dining habits. Sushi, a traditional Japanese food, has been adopted and adapted to suit American tastes and preferences, leading to an evolution of dining culture in the United States. This adoption has led to an increase in sushi restaurants and a growing appreciation for Japanese culinary traditions in American society.
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Yes it does influence indian culture. by KCUF
Culture can influence how language is interpreted.
It was the Indian Culture.