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A term borrowed from English that describes a specific scene, subculture, or the shared values and practices of a particular group. It is often used in the areas of youth culture, marketing, or social media.
In der heutigen Sneaker-Culture sind limitierte Modelle ein wichtiges Statussymbol.
In today's sneaker culture, limited-edition models are an important status symbol.
'Culture' is a direct loanword from English and is often pronounced in English as well. It does not refer to culture in general, but to a specific, often modern scene or interest group.
Er ist ein Experte für die digitale Culture des 21. Jahrhunderts.
He is an expert on the digital culture of the 21st century.
The word is very often used as the second part of compound nouns to name a specific subculture. Examples include 'Pop-Culture' (pop culture), 'Gaming-Culture' (gaming culture), or 'Streetwear-Culture' (streetwear culture).
Die Hip-Hop-Culture hat Mode und Musik weltweit beeinflusst.
Hip-hop culture has influenced fashion and music worldwide.
This term is typical of youth language as well as contexts such as marketing, sociology, and social media. It is used less often in more formal or traditional texts.
Marken versuchen oft, die aktuelle Jugend-Culture für ihre Werbung zu nutzen.
Brands often try to use current youth culture for their advertising.
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Kultur and Culture can both refer to the shared values and practices of a group. Kultur is the standard and usually broader German choice, while Culture is a borrowed term used especially in certain scenes, in marketing, or on social media. In neutral texts, Kultur is usually the better fit.
Die neue Culture der Marke verbindet gemeinsame Werte mit auffälligen Veranstaltungen in sozialen Medien.
The brand's new culture combines shared values with eye-catching events on social media.
Die Kultur des Vereins zeigt sich in gemeinsamen Regeln und regelmäßigen Treffen.
The club's culture is reflected in shared rules and regular meetings.
