What part of your country has the funniest people?
What part of your country do people have the best sense of humour?
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People of the former Warsaw Pact, did Soviet cultural soft power get to your country during the Cold War?
Like American movies, books, songs, the English language, comics etc. got (and gets) to the capitalist world?
Where you live, is it common knowledge to leave silverware parallel on your plate at a restaurant to indicate you’re finished eating and not leave your fork and knife in any other configuration?
My German friend claims this is true, but I've never heard of this, though I'm American (and possibly…
So EuroBasket 2025 began today (group stages). Do you have any common nicknames for basketball?
For example in Estonian basketball is "korvpall" and is very commonly called "koss". Some people might also say…
Math question: improper fractions
I stumble on this notion the other day. In English/American school system, there is this notion of proper…
What is the most divisive issue in your country currently?
What issue is currently dividing your country?
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Which smartphone do you have?
Gauging smartphone use across Europe. In the USA, Apple still dominates hard. Bonus question: is it in light…
If someone says they are from “Moldavia”, what current country would you expect them to be from?
Someone said this to me and I assumed she meant Moldova. I then learned Moldavia is a region…
How do my fellow Europeans feel about the future?
I’m Hungarian who is currently living in the UK. As of the writing of this post, I’m in…
What’s your experience with and reaction to simple street food in your country (pizza, döner, churros, souvlaki, bicadillos, bifanas, etc) getting pricey these days?
Basically the title. I read on r/Europe that Souvlaki is now costing more than 6 Euros and as…