What do you call common childrens games in your language? And are there any games that aren’t as common elsewhere?
For instance, in Norway we call hide and seek gjemsel, where the word doesn't mean anything in and…
Has a group activity class become extremely popular in your country?
In my country, things like running clubs and high intensity training group classes have become extremely popular in…
How has the cost of rent changed in your city/region in the last 5 years?
It seems like it's constantly going up everywhere. I'm curious to hear how things have changed in your…
Daily Slow Chat
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What’s the most popular sport in your country besides football?
All the online "most popular sport" lists just say "soccer" over and over again, I'd love to know…
For a young person trying to start a professional career in your country, how restricted are their chances if they ONLY speak (one of) your national language(s)?
This assumes they want to remain in your home country.
Where do wealthy people go on holiday domestically in your country?
I am just curious as I recently visited the Ile De Re and it seemed like there were…
In Estonian “SpongeBob Squarepants” is “Käsna-Kalle Kantpüks”. I.e his name isn’t “Bob”, it’s “Kalle”. If it isn’t “Bob” in your language, what’s his name?
"Käsna" – of the sponge "Kalle" – his name "Kantpüks" – squarepant
What is the most advanced technology that you use on a daily basis?
I just read the post about Estonians being hooked up to an automatic payment system for petrol that…
Pumping gas at gas stations in Europe
I was just on threads where a guy was getting roasted for describing the pretty common way to…
How many languages are you fluent in or near fluent in excluding your country’s official language and English (if English is not the official language)?
As an American, we generally see in media that many of you can speak several languages. I consider…