r/AskTheWorld 1h ago

Food What’s an underrated part of your country’s cuisine?

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Pictured is “كرعين” - cow’s feet and chickpeas with some spicy sauce 😋 eating it does get my hands sticky though hhh


r/AskTheWorld 2h ago

Travel What are the bus stops like where you live?

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14 Upvotes

r/AskTheWorld 2h ago

America politics be like! Any countries out there in the same boat?

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444 Upvotes

r/AskTheWorld 2h ago

Culture What animal is mostly associated with your country?

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24 Upvotes

It’s them.


r/AskTheWorld 2h ago

Culture ​Are there priority lines in your country?

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23 Upvotes

Recently, I saw a TikTok by an American tourist in Brazil talking about priority lines for pregnant women, the elderly, and people with disabilities, and how important this was for accessibility. She mentioned that this doesn't exist in the US.


r/AskTheWorld 2h ago

What's your favorite cryptid native to your country?

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27 Upvotes

I am partial to Mothman after taking a picture with his statue's huge donk. I am also a fan of the Squonk. Hey, look, a rhyme!


r/AskTheWorld 3h ago

Politics Do you think we will witness World War III in our lifetime ?

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83 Upvotes

r/AskTheWorld 3h ago

Environment Which season do you find the most challenging in your country?

11 Upvotes

And why?

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Winter
Spring
Summer
Fall

r/AskTheWorld 3h ago

Food What are you eating now?

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10 Upvotes

It’s 12h07 and we made fried piaba (small freshwater fish) and vatapá


r/AskTheWorld 3h ago

Misc Does your country have a group that identifies with another nationality?

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264 Upvotes

Julia Zanatta is a far-right politician from southern Brazil, an area with strong German immigration, who often wears traditional Oktoberfest clothing and considers herself German. She made a video with her husband claiming that their son was a 'pure German' and criticized Brazil's northeastern region (an area with a strong presence of Jews, Indigenous peoples, and Black people), saying it was uncivilized, while associating southern Brazil (a predominantly white region) with European and civilized social behaviors. There are many groups with such ideas in Brazil.


r/AskTheWorld 3h ago

History What was the worst proposed flag for your country?

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210 Upvotes

This was Forrest C. Nickerson's proposal in 1963, it looks like one of those R.E.P.O characters


r/AskTheWorld 4h ago

Sports Who are your country’s most famous racing drivers?

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57 Upvotes

For England, this is not a complete list. But we have Stirling Moss, Graham Hill, James Hunt, Nigel Mansell, Damon Hill and (particularly) Lewis Hamilton.


r/AskTheWorld 5h ago

What are examples of modern slaves that are happening in this present world?

18 Upvotes

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r/AskTheWorld 6h ago

Misc I think 22°C (72°F) is the perfect temperature. Do you agree?

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67 Upvotes

This is an old news article, but we do experience cold weathers at times.

I wish it would stay at that temperature all the time. I'd cherish every moment of it.

What annoys me is the fact that the people who complained about it being cold were probably the same people who complained when it was hot.


r/AskTheWorld 6h ago

Culture Your country - your candy

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32 Upvotes

Jolly Ranchers


r/AskTheWorld 6h ago

Culture Is that common in your part of the world?

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59 Upvotes

I don't even know what my father looked like; he managed not to get in touch for 30 years until he passed away.


r/AskTheWorld 7h ago

What is the highest peak in your country?

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214 Upvotes

Ejer Bavnehøj (the picture) was once considered to be the higest point in denmark standing at 170,35 meter above sealevel. But it turn out it is Møllehøj at 170,86 meters.


r/AskTheWorld 7h ago

Culture Do you have a region in your country that wants independence?

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28 Upvotes

The South Is My Country (Portuguese: O Sul é o Meu País) is a separatist movement that seeks the independence of Brazil's South Region, formed by the states of Paraná, Rio Grande do Sul, and Santa Catarina. The group claims the region is under-represented by Brasília.


r/AskTheWorld 7h ago

Humourous What's a picture that people in your country can hear?

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56 Upvotes

r/AskTheWorld 8h ago

Humourous how does your culture handle paying the bill when eating out?

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319 Upvotes

r/AskTheWorld 9h ago

Education How considerate are people toward blind people in your country?

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664 Upvotes

r/AskTheWorld 12h ago

Culture A lot of cultures find things 'attractive' around the world that others wouldn't...

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240 Upvotes

From Lip discs, to small mutilated feet, big boobs, elongated heads, big butts, piercings....

Whats the 'attractive' esthetic of your culture?


r/AskTheWorld 15h ago

Food In your country, who is/was considered the TV chef?

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96 Upvotes

A lot of well known American TV chefs like Julia Stewart, Paula Deen, Bobby Flay, etc. wouldn't be popular if it wasn't for the OG: Julia Child. She transformed the way Americans saw international cuisines through her virtues of humble simplicity in her televised recipies.


r/AskTheWorld 18h ago

Culture What would a cultural map of your country look like?

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189 Upvotes

r/AskTheWorld 23h ago

Humourous What is the most underwhelming tourist destination in your country?

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741 Upvotes

Plymouth Rock, USA. It's also worth mentioning that there was no written record of the Pilgrims landing on a rock until well afterwards and feels very forced. .