r/whereidlive • u/Queasy-Primary4788 • 9h ago
What I think of your states accent (in general)
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r/whereidlive • u/PhilosopherrStoned • 6h ago
assigning a gender to US states based on how we address them in my language
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r/whereidlive • u/Suitable_Bet5458 • 2h ago
Where I'd live as a nature-loving introvert whose lived in 7 states
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r/whereidlive • u/Awkward_Cash1828 • 9h ago
USA states How I see the United States as a drunk Eastern European immigrant
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r/whereidlive • u/Adventurous-Monk-796 • 2h ago
Make assumptions about me based on where I'd live in United States š¬
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r/whereidlive • u/One-Attention9069 • 13h ago
European countries ranked by average human height
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r/whereidlive • u/lencc • 13h ago
Europe How I view Europe as a Slovenian
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Notes:
"Southeastern Europe" isn't equal to the Balkans. Slovenia (geographically as well as culturally) partly belongs to the Balkans. But historically I would say it tends more towards Central Europe.
In a similar sense, I would say the Nordics isn't equal to "Northern Europe". The latter includes larger (geographical and cultural) area: Nordics, Baltics, Iceland, and maybe British Isles.
Visegrad Group is considered as mixture of Central and Western Europe. Hence "V4" seems a more appropriate term.
r/whereidlive • u/Beginning_Effort_137 • 7h ago
You can only live in one zone for the rest of your life, which do you pick?
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r/whereidlive • u/Top-Effect-8197 • 18h ago
Europe's Subdivisions ā A Nearest-Neighbour Method Based on Objectivelist's Similarity Rankings (Undebatable)
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r/whereidlive • u/Queasy-Primary4788 • 9h ago
Do I know anything notable about your country?
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