To those that live in a centralised state: how centralised is your media and government service
Here in New Zealand it is a centralised state: often you read or watch media content and everyone…
Does your country have separate hospitals for adults and minors?
Does your country have children’s hospitals?
What are songs that will always be played in your country, not matter what, on New Year’s eve (in your language) . Let’s hear it !
From France, probably lot of eighty stuff if you are with your family Les démons de Minuit –…
What are typical mortgage terms in your country?
How long a term and are they fixed or adjustable? Most common in the US is a 30…
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Does your language have different words for god and God?
Something that I've been curious about for a while, what languages have a different word for 'god' (as…
What kinds of traditions does your country have for new years?
What does your country do to celebrate new years?
Can YOU tell apart dialects in your language?
I've heard that in Germany or Switzerland dialects differ very much, and you can tell very quickly where…
How popular are the non-alcoholic versions of alcoholic beverages in your country?
With Dry January coming soon, how popular are the non-alcoholic versions of things like beer, wine and spirits…
How common are sofa beds in your country? Are they used occasionally or regularly?
Bottom text. But seriously, it's a couch/sofa that folds out into a bed.
In Estonian “Terje” is 100% a women’s name. I know in Norwegian “Terje” is a men’s name. Any other such examples you now of?
Terje is a masculine given name of Scandinavian origin, a varian of Torgeir. In Estonia, it is a…
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