Describe An Interesting Tradition In Your Country: IELTS Speaking Cue Card

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  • What does it look like?
  • When did you see it?
  • Where did you see it?
  • Explain why it is interesting.

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In my country, India, the tradition which is very interesting is Diwali. Diwali is also called the festival of lights. Diwali is celebrated by many people like Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and Buddhists. Diwali marks a victory of light over the darkness. During Diwali, people decorate their homes with lights or with oil lamps which are called as Diya. And the colorful rangoli at the entrance of the home. People also light fireworks during Diwali. The main day during the occasion is the Lakshmi Puja. Lakshmi Puja. Lakshmi is also called the... People also exchange gifts during this occasion and people celebrate it with joy. The entire atmosphere during this occasion is filled with joy, laughter and the sense of togetherness.

Follow up questions


What preparations do people make for Diwali?
People start preparing for Diwali weeks in advance. They clean their homes, buy new clothes, and purchase decorations. Many also prepare special sweets and snacks to share with family and friends. The excitement builds as families come together to celebrate and decorate their homes.

How do different communities celebrate Diwali?
Different communities have unique ways of celebrating Diwali. For example, Sikhs celebrate Bandi Chhor Divas on the same day, while Jains commemorate Lord Mahavira's attainment of nirvana. Each community incorporates their traditions, but the essence of joy and togetherness remains the same.

What is the significance of lighting fireworks during Diwali?
Lighting fireworks during Diwali symbolizes the joy of the festival and the victory of light over darkness. It is believed to ward off evil spirits and bring happiness. However, there is a growing awareness about the environmental impact, leading some to celebrate with quieter alternatives.

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Every year before Eid al-Fitr, my people and individuals in this country start going around, running over malls, shops and stores to find specific ingredients that they would need to bake biscuits known as kahak. You may ask, why is it this important? Why do people go out of their way just to bake some biscuits? Simply, it's just biscuits. And the thing behind it would be the gathering. What really makes it special is how you see the whole family member just coming together, spending quality time chatting and laughing and joking while creating some delicious homemade desserts. It's a moment or it's a way to send joy and good vibes around. It helps us to connect and get away from our busy life and take a break for a while. It gives the holidays meaning, it's magic. And honestly, it's my favorite thing out of the whole thing. I tried learning how to join this event since last year and eventually I got better, gradually better. I started creating new styles and she is with the biscuit and even maybe picked up a new hobby.

Follow up questions


What other traditions do you celebrate during Eid al-Fitr?
In addition to baking kahak, we also have family gatherings where we share meals, give gifts, and participate in prayers. It's a time for reflection and gratitude, and we often visit friends and relatives to strengthen our bonds.

How do you think traditions like this impact family relationships?
Traditions like baking kahak foster stronger family relationships by creating shared experiences. They encourage communication, laughter, and collaboration, which help to deepen connections and create lasting memories.

Have you learned any other skills from participating in this tradition?
Yes, through baking kahak, I've learned patience and precision in cooking. I've also developed creativity by experimenting with different flavors and designs, which has made the process even more enjoyable and fulfilling.

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The engaging tradition in my country is welcoming people with water. It shows our hospitality and respect to them. Also we should wear a formal dress when the guest is arriving to the house. For instance we should wear a dupatta to visit a temple which shows the respected manner in the environment for the culture and also it reflects my tradition. So I have to follow the rules and regulations thoroughly without any disturbance. If it is not followed by any people they have to pay a penalty fees. Also they should not visit the temple for a year. Yes of course there is a lot of reasons why they are doing like this. To visit a temple it should be in a manner traditional way and we should not wear any western culture cloths inside the temple. It shows the disrespect to the gods as well as the environment. Also we are not following the rules. So we also have to be very well mannered. Where ever we are going we should have a well dressed and not relieving parts of our body which is a must going on my culture and in my country. This is the tradition we must follow in India. Where ever home or temple you go this is the must rule you be following.

Follow up questions


What other traditions are important in your culture?
In addition to welcoming guests with water, other important traditions in my culture include celebrating festivals with family and friends, performing rituals during weddings, and honoring elders. Each of these traditions plays a significant role in maintaining our cultural identity and fostering community bonds.

How do these traditions impact your daily life?
These traditions impact my daily life by instilling a sense of respect and discipline. They remind me to be courteous and to uphold cultural values in my interactions with others. Following these customs also strengthens my connection to my heritage and helps me feel grounded in my identity.

Have you ever faced challenges in following these traditions?
Yes, I have faced challenges, especially when interacting with people from different cultures who may not understand our customs. Sometimes, it can be difficult to explain the importance of these traditions, but I believe it's essential to share and educate others about our cultural practices.

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groom's house and they are staying there and one of the very interesting tradition in my country is based on Hindu cultural wedding and traditionally something which is very close to a person's heart and it shows really the culture of a particular country and basically speaking about Hindu traditional weddings there are ceremonies where bride and bridegroom get married and there is one of the most interesting thing we can see at the end of that particular wedding ceremony is Kanyadaanam which means that right hand of bride is given to the groom's right hand and it was done by father and it's particularly like the bride is moving to the groom's home and she is completely out of her family and she will be visiting only for holidays and all and it's basically after that Kanyadaanam it's a very common tradition we can see in Hindu cultures and it's basically for devotion, love, empathy and every mixture of feelings can be seen in that particular occasion and it's like then after the Kanyadaanam only the bride and the bridegroom will rotate the one fire which was continuously lighting on the stage and they will rotate continuously and after that only the wedding ceremony is completed so it's only can be witnessed in South India I think which is very interesting actually we can see and at that particular event happens there is a mixture of emotion in brides and her father's mind and the time from her birth to her marriage ceremony will be seen in the mind of father and he is gradually giving her child to some other family and she

Follow up questions


How do you think traditions like Kanyadaanam impact family relationships?
Traditions like Kanyadaanam can strengthen family bonds as they involve deep emotional connections. The father feels a mix of pride and sadness, which can enhance the understanding and appreciation between family members. It also signifies the importance of family in cultural practices.

Are there any other significant traditions in Hindu weddings?
Yes, there are several significant traditions in Hindu weddings, such as the Saptapadi, where the couple takes seven steps together, symbolizing their journey in life. Each step represents a vow they make to each other, emphasizing commitment and partnership.

How do you think these traditions are perceived by younger generations?
Younger generations may have mixed feelings about these traditions. Some appreciate the cultural significance and emotional depth, while others may feel they are outdated. Many are finding ways to blend traditional practices with modern values, creating a unique experience.

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India is the land of festivals and my favorite festival of all is Holi and I would like to consider it my favorite tradition as well because it makes everything look so beautiful and enchanting with colors flowing in the air and people just having fun, dancing on music, playing with water and just enjoying themselves. There are some bad things about this festival as well when people just throw water balloons on vehicles while traveling which is not safe at all. I remember when I was walking on the road and somebody randomly threw a water balloon at me and I had something very important to be and well, I was wet. That sounds wrong.

Follow up questions


What other festivals are celebrated in India?
India has a rich tapestry of festivals such as Diwali, Eid, Christmas, and Pongal. Each festival has its unique customs, foods, and significance, reflecting the diverse cultures and religions in the country. For instance, Diwali celebrates the victory of light over darkness with fireworks and sweets.

How do people prepare for Holi?
Preparation for Holi involves gathering colors, water balloons, and planning festive meals. Families often clean their homes and decorate them. People also buy new clothes, as wearing white is common to highlight the vibrant colors. Some even prepare special sweets like gujiya to share with friends and family.

What are some safety measures people can take during Holi?
To ensure safety during Holi, people should use organic colors to avoid skin irritation, avoid throwing water balloons at moving vehicles, and stay hydrated. It's also wise to wear old clothes and protect sensitive areas like eyes and hair with oil or caps to minimize damage from colors.
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Cue 1:What does it look like?

  • Describe the visual aspects of the tradition, including colors, attire, and decorations.
  • Mention any specific symbols or items that are significant to the tradition.

Example

The tradition I want to describe is Diwali, the Festival of Lights. During this time, homes are adorned with colorful rangoli designs at the entrance, and people light small oil lamps called diyas. The streets are filled with vibrant decorations, and the atmosphere is alive with the glow of fireworks lighting up the night sky.


Cue 2:When did you see it?

  • Share a specific year or time when you experienced this tradition.
  • Mention if it was a recent event or if it has been a part of your life for many years.

Example

I saw this beautiful celebration last year in November. Diwali is celebrated every year, but last year was particularly special for me as I was able to celebrate it with my family after a long time.


Cue 3:Where did you see it?

  • Specify the location where you witnessed the tradition, such as your hometown or a specific community.
  • Include details about the setting, like whether it was in a public space or a private home.

Example

I experienced Diwali in my hometown, Jaipur. The entire city was lit up, but I particularly enjoyed the celebrations at my grandmother's house, where the family gathered to perform prayers and share sweets.


Cue 4:Explain why it is interesting.

  • Discuss the cultural significance of the tradition and what it represents.
  • Share personal feelings or memories associated with the tradition that make it special to you.

Example

Diwali is interesting because it symbolizes the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. For me, it is a time of joy and togetherness, where I reconnect with my roots and family. The laughter, the delicious food, and the shared stories make it a memorable experience every year.


Conclusion

    Example

    In conclusion, Diwali is not just a festival; it is a celebration of life, love, and unity. It brings people together, and every year, I look forward to experiencing its magic with my loved ones.


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    Tips to answer this Cue Card

    1: Being Vague in Descriptions

    Candidates often give unclear or general descriptions of the tradition, which can make their answer less engaging. Specific details help the examiner understand and visualize the tradition better.

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    In my country, India, the tradition which is very interesting is Diwali. Diwali is also called the festival of lights. Diwali is celebrated by many people like Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and Buddhists. Diwali marks a victory of light over the darkness. During Diwali, people decorate their homes with lights or with oil lamps which are called as Diya. And the colorful rangoli at the entrance of the home. People also light fireworks during Diwali. The main day during the occasion is the Lakshmi Puja. Lakshmi Puja. Lakshmi is also called the... People also exchange gifts during this occasion and people celebrate it with joy. The entire atmosphere during this occasion is filled with joy, laughter and the sense of togetherness.

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    The engaging tradition in my country is welcoming people with water. It shows our hospitality and respect to them. Also we should wear a formal dress when the guest is arriving to the house. For instance we should wear a dupatta to visit a temple which shows the respected manner in the environment for the culture and also it reflects my tradition. So I have to follow the rules and regulations thoroughly without any disturbance. If it is not followed by any people they have to pay a penalty fees. Also they should not visit the temple for a year. Yes of course there is a lot of reasons why they are doing like this. To visit a temple it should be in a manner traditional way and we should not wear any western culture cloths inside the temple. It shows the disrespect to the gods as well as the environment. Also we are not following the rules. So we also have to be very well mannered. Where ever we are going we should have a well dressed and not relieving parts of our body which is a must going on my culture and in my country. This is the tradition we must follow in India. Where ever home or temple you go this is the must rule you be following.

    Band 6-7

    Every year before Eid al-Fitr, my people and individuals in this country start going around, running over malls, shops and stores to find specific ingredients that they would need to bake biscuits known as kahak. You may ask, why is it this important? Why do people go out of their way just to bake some biscuits? Simply, it's just biscuits. And the thing behind it would be the gathering. What really makes it special is how you see the whole family member just coming together, spending quality time chatting and laughing and joking while creating some delicious homemade desserts. It's a moment or it's a way to send joy and good vibes around. It helps us to connect and get away from our busy life and take a break for a while. It gives the holidays meaning, it's magic. And honestly, it's my favorite thing out of the whole thing. I tried learning how to join this event since last year and eventually I got better, gradually better. I started creating new styles and she is with the biscuit and even maybe picked up a new hobby.

    Band 6

    groom's house and they are staying there and one of the very interesting tradition in my country is based on Hindu cultural wedding and traditionally something which is very close to a person's heart and it shows really the culture of a particular country and basically speaking about Hindu traditional weddings there are ceremonies where bride and bridegroom get married and there is one of the most interesting thing we can see at the end of that particular wedding ceremony is Kanyadaanam which means that right hand of bride is given to the groom's right hand and it was done by father and it's particularly like the bride is moving to the groom's home and she is completely out of her family and she will be visiting only for holidays and all and it's basically after that Kanyadaanam it's a very common tradition we can see in Hindu cultures and it's basically for devotion, love, empathy and every mixture of feelings can be seen in that particular occasion and it's like then after the Kanyadaanam only the bride and the bridegroom will rotate the one fire which was continuously lighting on the stage and they will rotate continuously and after that only the wedding ceremony is completed so it's only can be witnessed in South India I think which is very interesting actually we can see and at that particular event happens there is a mixture of emotion in brides and her father's mind and the time from her birth to her marriage ceremony will be seen in the mind of father and he is gradually giving her child to some other family and she

    Band 5-6

    India is the land of festivals and my favorite festival of all is Holi and I would like to consider it my favorite tradition as well because it makes everything look so beautiful and enchanting with colors flowing in the air and people just having fun, dancing on music, playing with water and just enjoying themselves. There are some bad things about this festival as well when people just throw water balloons on vehicles while traveling which is not safe at all. I remember when I was walking on the road and somebody randomly threw a water balloon at me and I had something very important to be and well, I was wet. That sounds wrong.

    Band 5

    Hi, so an interesting tradition in our country is that I feel oiling, hair oiling is a very interesting tradition, so even I follow that one, so oiling, oiling reduces stress, so every day, so I follow this practice every day, so by following this, my body balances, okay, the body temperature balances and then, so it reduces the hair fall and yeah, by applying oil every day, so it will give smooth and shiny hair, so yeah, that is the one thing, I just think that is the most traditional thing.
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