r/AskEurope
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How do certain housing types look in your area?
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Does your country have american style suburbs? Individual homes with backyard and front lawn?
Culture
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Which European cuisine would you recommend to spicy food lovers?
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How safe is your country for kids?
Culture
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What is life like for regular Monaco nationals?
Misc
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Merry Christmas - and a Happy New Year
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For those that have mandatory civil service, do you think it's a net positive or negative thing for your country?
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Daily Slow Chat
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Daily Slow Chat
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What is the best cheese in your country?
Food
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Do your teachers call the pupils by their preferred names?
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/r/AskEurope will go dark during 12-14 June in response to Reddit's planned API changes. Read more here
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Do you have a name for people that claim your nationality?
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are there places in europe where people use phones/tech less often?
Culture
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750 000 subscribers, and Happy New Year
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Based on your personal experience, what are the most expensive European capitals (and other European big cities, i.e. Milan)? How would you rank them?
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Which European cities gather the biggest alternative communities (goths, punks, hippies, BDSM, yoga/vegan), or in any case, where it's just easier to see and meet people with a "non-mainstream" way of living?
Culture
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What is the most socially progressive city in your country?
Politics
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What is the "new Berlin"?
Culture
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Are there towns/regions in your country that attract alternative/open minded/boheme people?
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What time do you go to sleep? And what's your profession?
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Is there any focus on Italian politics in your country?
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200 000 subscribers - thank you