What are some examples of proprietary eponyms (brand names that have become synonymous with a certain product) in your country?
For example, we often call a tissue a “Kleenex” because it’s the most common brand of tissue.
What are the commonly accepted words in your language for ‘sci-fi’ and ‘horror’ (as in books, films)?
For example, the Ukrainian language adopted the word 'horror'('горор/горрор') to describe the genre, but there is also the…
BMW cars are often called “Bemm” or “Bemar” in Estonian. Do you have “nicknames” in your language for different car brands?
Another example in Estonian would be (for example) Mercedes – Mersu.
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Didn’t the Mercosur deal go through in December?
I don't want to polarize or rage bait or anything, but how is France trying to block the…
Series to watch or ideas for home dates?
Hi there. I'm not into movies or series. I usually watch some documentaries or biographical movies from time…
What cooking oil is the most common in your country?
Here in CZ it's sunflower or vegetable oil, probably sunflower being the most common. Olive oil not so…
Which is the largest (by population) city in your country that attracts few or almost no tourists?
Why is that? Too much competition, wrong location, nothing to see or do there,or something else?
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How much do you pay for your mobile plan?
Hello fellow europeans! I know its late, but I got no sleep. I am curious how much do…
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How do children get to school in your country?
I know that in many urban areas in many countries students can just walk or use public transportation,…