what countries that have a tradition like siesta?

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1. Guest10792677
   

   slovakia :P

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2. mahnoor
   

   Siesta is a Spanish word that comes from the Latin sexta hora, meaning the sixth hour (after dawn), so a midday nap, usually after the meal. The siesta probably began in Spain, and then spread to many Latin American countries. The heat of the midday sun, as well as a midday meal would both contribute to its popularity. It is found in many Latin American countries (except Brazil), as well as in the Philippines, China, Vietnam, Bangladesh, India, Southern Italy, Greece, Croatia, Malta, the Middle East and North Africa. In Bangladesh and Indian Bengal it is called bhat-ghum, literally meaning "rice-sleep". In China and Taiwan it is called wujiao. Most Chinese schools have a half-hour nap programmed straight after lunch. Some businesses in Japan set aside napping rooms for their office workers. Islam suggests an afternoon sleep between Dhuhr and Asr prayers

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3. Guest10518055
   

   what are the countries that have a siesta tradition?

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