Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Mythology"

A: Set of myths of legends (specific to a people, a civilization, a religion).
Hindu mythology, Greek.

A: mitologia

A: Stories the have gods in them, for example, Norse mythology, Greek mythology, and so on. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mythology/

A: As a child, I was really interested in Greek mythology.

A: Myth - a legend, a story that isn't completely true yet possibly based on fact, usually widely known

"I find the myth of Hercules fascinating"

Mythology - a group of many myths, and is usually a part of a culture

"I used to love Greek mythology, but know I've started to love Japanese mythology, too"

Myth - singular, one
Myths - plural, more than one
Mythology - plural, a grouping of myths from the same culture

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In Japanese mythology, there is a god named Sarutahiko, whose nose is very long. This god is said to be the model of Tengu. But we cannot clearly find the same root in both tengu and Sarutahiko. While the God of Sarutahiko becomes folkloric in a religon, in some regions in Ise in which a god of the sun leads, Ninigi (I don't know what NInigi is.) level down to the heaven, Tengu comes from China. Its root is the dog of the heaven as shooting fire balls, it represents the sonic boom of the shooting star, mountain religions, mikkyo, otogizoshi, etc. Various contents are added from many different materials and that creates the half God and half monster existence, Tengu.

good job! just improve punctuation (putting fullstops where needed and adding commas) and add capital letters to names and the first word after a fullstop!

A: Mythology is the study of Myths or made up stories that teach how something happened.

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Probably it’s our history, geography, and our social and political system. Maybe there’s even some made up stories that explain an incident (myths) in the mix

IN THE MIX: in the reasons explained of WHY ARE WE THIS WAY?

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