Attitudes,+Appearance,+&+Clothing+(Veronique)

appearances and personal hygiene is important in Senegal. Most people in Senegal bathe more than once a day. Perfumes and colognes are important in Senegal. In Senegal face markings are a big part of your appearence. Appearence is more important to men depending on there job. Woman have a more indoor job that dosn't realy need a fancy outfit.
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__**Clothing**__ Reveling clothing in Senegal is not appropriate in public. Shorts are for athletics only in Senegal. People who live in cities wear western fashions when they were childern. In Senegal religon plays a great part in your clothing. These people are treated with respect beacuse of the long trip they had over come. All cotton used in clothing is local cotton. The wolf set the trends for in Senegal. For men baggy trousers and a log flowing robe with long sleeves is the usual clothing in Senegal. The woman's robe is a little different. The woman's robe is made of of bright cotton and has a trim of embroidary and a silk trim.

__**Attitudes**__ Senegal has many different ethnic groups. All the ethnic groups have their own history, lauguge, and culture. In Senegal your care is for your family first, than your ethnic group, after that your religon, home, villages, Senegal, The french regions of French West Africa, and after all that Africa. If you made a promise to someone you have to fifull it or you are shunned. Time and distance are defined by the person's background. Woman are responsible for the houshold and the men are in charge of the money. If a woman is wealthy she may have a job. If you are a wealthy person have the option of having a car.



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