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Many people have special beliefs about good luck and bad luck. These beliefs are called superstitions. Even though we live in a modern world with science and technology, many superstitions are still part of our daily culture. They are often passed down from our grandparents and parents.
In many English-speaking countries, the number 13 is considered unlucky. Some buildings do not even have a 13th floor; they go straight from 12 to 14. Friday the 13th is also a famous day when people think bad things might happen. On the other hand, the number 7 is often seen as a very lucky number.
Black cats are another common superstition. In some cultures, if a black cat walks across your path, it is a sign of bad luck. However, in other places like Great Britain, a black cat is actually a symbol of good luck. It is interesting how the same animal can mean different things in different countries.