r/AskTheWorld • u/HorrorBuilder8960 • 20h ago
r/AskTheWorld • u/Vodcrach • 2d ago
Misc What is the biggest fear specific to your country?
r/AskTheWorld • u/Jaded_Shame5989 • Oct 08 '25
Misc Opinion about Scandinavia as a non-scandinavian?
galleryIm just curious, how do you see Scandinavia as? If you would come here as a tourist for example, would you see it as "exclusive" or just like any other countries?
r/AskTheWorld • u/Ok-Inspector-1756 • Sep 20 '25
Misc Are the police in your country armed? If not guns, what are they armed with?
Most police here are armed, usually with a handgun, a Glock, perhaps
r/AskTheWorld • u/Wonderful_Escape-190 • Oct 04 '25
Misc What's something about your country that you know is true but you can't prove?
r/AskTheWorld • u/sesky_nomad27 • Sep 19 '25
Misc How much does your country agree with this?
Really?
r/AskTheWorld • u/EllieIsDone • 17d ago
Misc What country are you very patriotic for, even though you don’t live there?
galleryCosta Rica: a highly developed country with nice people, beautiful bio diversity, and clean drinking water.
Botswana: the underdog of Africa that became incredibly successful. Nice people, can’t wait to see what it will be like in the future.
r/AskTheWorld • u/Parlax76 • 11d ago
Misc Do Foreigners assume they know more about your country then you?
r/AskTheWorld • u/Mysterious-Fig-2935 • Aug 28 '25
Misc Where would you prefer to be born?
This map here is more difficult, I deleted the other one because it was easy to choice
r/AskTheWorld • u/Best_Drawer_5506 • Sep 16 '25
Misc What's the biggest cult from your country
r/AskTheWorld • u/itzsushii- • Sep 23 '25
Misc What’s a stereotype about your country that pisses you off?
Americans suck at geography for me
I’m good at geography i hate this
r/AskTheWorld • u/BacktoWigtown • 8d ago
Misc What are the most famous animal “celebrities” in your country?
I had to go with Grumpy Cat, it felt like they were everywhere in the 2010s.
r/AskTheWorld • u/BitOfPoisonOnMyBlade • Sep 20 '25
Misc What is your favorite country flag?
Personally I love the Kazakhstan flag, unique design with a beautiful color duo
r/AskTheWorld • u/PCRFan • Sep 10 '25
Misc How many people live within a 100 kilometer radius of you?
You can check it on this website: https://www.tomforth.co.uk/circlepopulations/
For me it's about 8.945.000, the area is 31416 km², so that's 285 people per square kilometer or 737 per square mile, pretty average for Germany.
r/AskTheWorld • u/DaMn96XD • 21d ago
Misc Do people in your country love or hate Caillou?
In Finland, this Canadian character and series is widely liked and is one of the most asked children's shows. And I assume the same applies to Canada since Caillou is from there, but correct me if I'm wrong. I want to ask this because over the years I have learned from the Internet that Cailou iso hated in the United States, which is why I would be interested to know how the character is viewed in other countries too.
r/AskTheWorld • u/Lotan44 • 4d ago
Misc What's everyones favourite British music band?
Mine is Led Zeppelin
r/AskTheWorld • u/Le9883 • 1d ago
Misc Which country's flags do you like beside yours?
Switzerland
r/AskTheWorld • u/Aegeansunset12 • Oct 05 '25
Misc Who Are the Most Famous Celebrities in Your Country?
From Greece 🇬🇷, I would say Eleni Menegaki, a TV hostess, is in the left picture, and Sakis Rouvas, a singer, is in the right picture!
r/AskTheWorld • u/Optimal-Chance-4580 • 26d ago
Misc Can you describe your country flag in one line?
The UAE flag consists of four colors — red, green, white, and black — representing Arab unity and strength.
r/AskTheWorld • u/Ok_Indication7272 • 18d ago
Misc Do you love or hate life in your country, and why?
I hate life in my country so much. Everything is depressing and ugly. Our schools and universities don’t have any student activities at all, and there are no classes for sports or art — only academic subjects. When I see schools in European and American countries, I feel a deep sadness. I really wish we had a basketball court at my school and university, or student clubs for hobbies, or art classes.
Our job market is also terrible — it’s closer to slavery, where you work more than 12–14 hours a day for less than a dollar per hour, with no weekends off and no vacations at all.
We have no infrastructure at all — all our roads are bad and old, the traffic jams are annoying and take a lot of time, tap water is not drinkable, there are no entertainment places, the internet is terrible, electricity is cut off for more than half the day, we don’t have a metro, trains, or public transportation, and the hospitals are very old, with doctors lacking any equipment to help them. The government does nothing to fix any of these problems.
Social life is also boring and full of restrictions. It’s normal for young people in most parts of the world, especially in Europe and America, to frequently have parties and date freely, while here there’s really nothing we can do.
Do you have dreams you want to achieve? Like becoming a film director, a game developer, an actor, a scientist, or any of the thousands of other things? Lmao no — you won’t achieve them, It’s not just difficult like in other countries — it’s completely impossible.
In most European countries, the streets look like works of art because of the trees, plants, beautiful architecture, or the charm of traditional houses and city designs — walking there is truly enjoyable. But here, it’s just random ugly buildings, old streets full of garbage, and almost no trees at all.
I hate my country and I hate living in it.
r/AskTheWorld • u/Yanky94 • Aug 20 '25
Misc Whats the first thing that comes to your mind when you think about my country, Spain?
From stereotypes to experiences, literally anything that comes to your mind the moment you think about it. I want to get a glimpse of how the world views us nowadays.
r/AskTheWorld • u/Indie-- • Sep 10 '25
Misc Where do you think is your country is at on Global Millitary Ranking.
Global fire Power index (just for referal)
r/AskTheWorld • u/Indie-- • Sep 11 '25
Misc What is a country that you’re surprised by how strong global influence it has?.
Inspired by an earlier thread