In my culture, people often express happiness through words. They use phrases like "I'm so happy" or "This is amazing" to show their joy. Laughter is also a big part of expressing happiness, and people often share compliments and positive affirmations with each other. Students, in particular, might shout or cheer when they're excited about something.

Non-verbal expressions are also a big part of how people show happiness. Smiling is the most common way, but people also use hugs and handshakes to express joy. During celebrations, dancing or other physical movements are often seen. Facial expressions like wide eyes or raised eyebrows can also indicate happiness. Students might jump or clap when they're excited.

Cultural traditions are another way people express happiness. Celebrating with food and feasts during festivals is common. Traditional music and dance performances are also a big part of expressing joy. People often exchange gifts or tokens of appreciation. Community events or gatherings are popular, and students might participate in cultural performances or plays to show their happiness.