I think the ‘blunt’ part is great here. Here they would call it directness.
It’s Dutch efficiency at its best.
It’s Dutch efficiency at its best.
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Half those stereotypes are dead wrong Siamak. Are they made of fellow Iranians who never been to Europe?
It's the Dutch (and german) that are straight forward. Not the Belgians, Belgians are pedo serial killers living in imaginary country.
Also Scandinavians joke alot, especially Danes? Wtf? It's totally the reverse lol, they friendly enough when they get to know you, but otherwise not that social or joking to strangers at all. Not known for sense of humour.
Also never heard about Slovenia and cheap sex or marriage?
Actually my statement is based on my interactions on Internet! Since I've never met any European countries so I'm not familiar with Europeans habit and their culture, Plus Western world is still unknown for an outsider like me.
With danes I heard they are very humor with each other and being racist to foreigners.
Slovenia, Russia، Czechia and Czechoslovakia the women are insanely beautiful and open for getting married with foreigners. I'm heard that some Iranians got married there and have easily obtained citizenship through marriage.
But you corrected me.
With danes I heard they are very humor with each other and being racist to foreigners.
Slovenia, Russia، Czechia and Czechoslovakia the women are insanely beautiful and open for getting married with foreigners. I'm heard that some Iranians got married there and have easily obtained citizenship through marriage.
But you corrected me.
I love how a lot of Americans and others from the Anglosphere think that Italian culture is a unitary one 
Obviously you’re not one of those Siamak.
There might as well be 20 different Italy’s on the one peninsular. And that’s being generous. The one unifying thing about Italy is how non-patriotic everyone is and how not only do the north and south have two different lifestyles/culture/values(even genetics) but also within regions and neighbouring towns there can be bitter differences. As well as totally different “dialects”.
A fascinating country. No wonder it’s so fucked up and chaotic in a lot of ways
Obviously you’re not one of those Siamak. There might as well be 20 different Italy’s on the one peninsular. And that’s being generous. The one unifying thing about Italy is how non-patriotic everyone is and how not only do the north and south have two different lifestyles/culture/values(even genetics) but also within regions and neighbouring towns there can be bitter differences. As well as totally different “dialects”.
A fascinating country. No wonder it’s so fucked up and chaotic in a lot of ways
I love how a lot of Americans and others from the Anglosphere think that Italian culture is a unitary one Obviously you’re not one of those Siamak.
There might as well be 20 different Italy’s on the one peninsular. And that’s being generous. The one unifying thing about Italy is how non-patriotic everyone is and how not only do the north and south have two different lifestyles/culture/values(even genetics) but also within regions and neighbouring towns there can be bitter differences. As well as totally different “dialects”.
A fascinating country. No wonder it’s so fucked up and chaotic in a lot of ways
Obviously you’re not one of those Siamak.There might as well be 20 different Italy’s on the one peninsular. And that’s being generous. The one unifying thing about Italy is how non-patriotic everyone is and how not only do the north and south have two different lifestyles/culture/values(even genetics) but also within regions and neighbouring towns there can be bitter differences. As well as totally different “dialects”.
A fascinating country. No wonder it’s so fucked up and chaotic in a lot of ways
I love how a lot of Americans and others from the Anglosphere think that Italian culture is a unitary one Obviously you’re not one of those Siamak.
There might as well be 20 different Italy’s on the one peninsular. And that’s being generous. The one unifying thing about Italy is how non-patriotic everyone is and how not only do the north and south have two different lifestyles/culture/values(even genetics) but also within regions and neighbouring towns there can be bitter differences. As well as totally different “dialects”.
A fascinating country. No wonder it’s so fucked up and chaotic in a lot of ways
Obviously you’re not one of those Siamak.There might as well be 20 different Italy’s on the one peninsular. And that’s being generous. The one unifying thing about Italy is how non-patriotic everyone is and how not only do the north and south have two different lifestyles/culture/values(even genetics) but also within regions and neighbouring towns there can be bitter differences. As well as totally different “dialects”.
A fascinating country. No wonder it’s so fucked up and chaotic in a lot of ways
I'm from a region that is very diverse in culture, custom and even look. I certainly don't expect all residents in a geographic area to be from a same race and all people have a pure genetic, Some arrived later and assimilated into locals or vice versa. With Italy, I think the people of Naples and Genoa are a bit different with other part of Italy.
PS: It may seem stupid, but this is my background about the people of Italy and I have no clue or any reason!!
I’m Australian with Italian descent. Speak decent amount but can read and understand the language better.
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Understood 100% mate
With Italy, it’s the fact that it’s only been a truly unified nation for about 163 years or so. Before then, it was highly fragmented into different kingdom/states/republics etc - each with their own language/customs/culture/history. It had been like that since the fall of Western Rome in the 400AD or whatever it was.
Also because of its location, and the way it’s been a hotbed of so many different civilisations and migrations etc. There is a pretty clear genetic difference between those from the North/Centre and the south. And Sardinia itself is something totally different. Probably the most genetically diverse country in Europe.
Iran have similar distinctions too?
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Understood 100% mate
With Italy, it’s the fact that it’s only been a truly unified nation for about 163 years or so. Before then, it was highly fragmented into different kingdom/states/republics etc - each with their own language/customs/culture/history. It had been like that since the fall of Western Rome in the 400AD or whatever it was.
Also because of its location, and the way it’s been a hotbed of so many different civilisations and migrations etc. There is a pretty clear genetic difference between those from the North/Centre and the south. And Sardinia itself is something totally different. Probably the most genetically diverse country in Europe.
Iran have similar distinctions too?
I’m Australian with Italian descent. Speak decent amount but can read and understand the language better.
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Understood 100% mate
With Italy, it’s the fact that it’s only been a truly unified nation for about 163 years or so. Before then, it was highly fragmented into different kingdom/states/republics etc - each with their own language/customs/culture/history. It had been like that since the fall of Western Rome in the 400AD or whatever it was.
Also because of its location, and the way it’s been a hotbed of so many different civilisations and migrations etc. There is a pretty clear genetic difference between those from the North/Centre and the south. And Sardinia itself is something totally different. Probably the most genetically diverse country in Europe.
Iran have similar distinctions too?
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Understood 100% mate
With Italy, it’s the fact that it’s only been a truly unified nation for about 163 years or so. Before then, it was highly fragmented into different kingdom/states/republics etc - each with their own language/customs/culture/history. It had been like that since the fall of Western Rome in the 400AD or whatever it was.
Also because of its location, and the way it’s been a hotbed of so many different civilisations and migrations etc. There is a pretty clear genetic difference between those from the North/Centre and the south. And Sardinia itself is something totally different. Probably the most genetically diverse country in Europe.
Iran have similar distinctions too?
I'm really into traveling around the world and my first destinations would be Italy and Australia. both countries have unique in their own way.
The variety of animal species and the environment with extraordinary landscape make me remember Lord Of Ring and Jurassic Park Movies. Australia is known because it's land of Kangaroo and most importantly Australia has strong and famous education system. Their Universities are excellent.