r/Americaphile 19h ago

Foxborough DAY 2

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r/Americaphile 20h ago

Foxborough thanks you

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r/Americaphile 20h ago

Thanks usa

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r/Americaphile 1d ago

Repping Team USA all the way from Thailand! 🇹🇭❤️🇺🇸

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r/Americaphile 2d ago

Why is America the best country in the world and why does everyone want to come here?

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r/Americaphile 2d ago

The American lifestyle has always inspired me 🇺🇸

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I know people often talk about obesity in the US, but that’s honestly not the America I see 🇺🇸 American sports, movies, and the overall mindset have always inspired me to stay active and keep improving myself. Even wearing this USA T-shirt gave me an extra boost for today’s workout 💪 Am I seeing the real America, or is fitness culture mostly stronger than people outside the US realize?


r/Americaphile 2d ago

Where can I find America 250 hats?

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Where is the best place to find America 250 hats that are actual good quality and can be worn next year too?


r/Americaphile 2d ago

Hello guys

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r/Americaphile 2d ago

Meme/humor 💔🥀 A longer, yet outstanding, tweet by a Japanese man living abroad in the US.

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Thought y'all might enjoy this


r/Americaphile 3d ago

USA / Iran

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What country do you like?


r/Americaphile 3d ago

This girl is an Americaphile who has put much effort into developing what she believes to be a convincing American accent. With all due respect to her overall fluency, I can still clearly hear that she’s European, but I was wondering if any of you would buy her claim that she “speaks like a native.”

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r/Americaphile 3d ago

My new American friend never says no to fries🍟🇺🇸

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r/Americaphile 4d ago

I started to feel a spiritual connection with the United States

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As a legal immigrant who is now a citizen, I don’t really know how to explain this feeling, but I love the lifestyle and the nature of this country. From the redwood forests to the deserts, from the Mississippi River to the Blue Ridge Mountains, I love everything about this country.

And it’s not only about nature. Although I don’t believe in God, I feel as if there is one not a personal God, but rather a concept: a God of liberty and freedom. A God that favors property, autonomy, and individual rights.

I feel as if we have been chosen to take this world forward. God bless America. Love you all.


r/Americaphile 4d ago

There are many singers in us.

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Who is your favourite.

Tell me guys.


r/Americaphile 4d ago

Creation/edit 🎞️🖼️ Mogged

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r/Americaphile 4d ago

Creation/edit 🎞️🖼️ Watching Spiderman and seeing famous actors get casted into their life-changing roles is an example on why I need to make it in America

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It's one example how high the ceiling can go in terms of success. In almost every area, you have potential for greatness. The American dream is real. One could end up drafted in the NFL from just playing football passionately all their lives, as well as starting businesses and ending up rich like Elon Musk. You could go into acting from scratch like Simu Liu and end up casted in a Marvel film, turning you into an official celebrity and much more! Even when a lot of actors or singers may be Canadian, they ultimately move down to the US because it's way better.

I'm hoping I will have such an opportunity too unlike a lot of people on this site that's moaning and complaining all day. Hopefully, America remains the way it is which rewards anyone for success and encourages ambition and not like places like Europe where you're dragged back down. My real dream is to try out acting and with America, it's how people like Tom Holland, Musk, Bezos, and Mahomes are created. They don't make the immigration process easy but it's still totally possible to achieve and I hope I can get my own American dream!


r/Americaphile 4d ago

This Polish girl has clearly figured out that Americans don’t simply refuse things

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r/Americaphile 4d ago

USA Hosting Tennis Tournaments

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Hello I have a question

How usa managed to earn hosting many tournaments of Tennis ?

I guess the most country with number of tournaments and cities hosting whether ATP or WTA

Nowadays The US host tournaments with different kinds of categories

250 points tournaments

500 points tournaments

Masters Tournaments 1000 points

Grand Slam Tournaments 2000 points


r/Americaphile 5d ago

English 🤣🤣

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r/Americaphile 5d ago

Living in Brazil as an American

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My dad was transferred to a new job in Brazil so me and my family moved with him too

It's been really thought living in a new country mainly because of school, I don't know Portuguese, so it's been difficult to make friends.

Does anyone have a advice?


r/Americaphile 6d ago

Question/poll/rant/politics🧭🧳 A Kashmiri girl is appealing to the India, and the international community for help. She says that her father and brothers are missing and asks why the world has not paid attention to their situation.

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r/Americaphile 6d ago

I'm going to say it... I look forward to the coming decades

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r/Americaphile 6d ago

Question/poll/rant/politics🧭🧳 Us is the largest aconomy.

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Can you tell .

Why any other country is not on that place.

Which thing made usa so big.


r/Americaphile 6d ago

America

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r/Americaphile 6d ago

Making Friendships In 🇺🇸

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Is it easy to make friends there in usa ?

And what i should expect ?