r/AskEurope • u/XolieInc • 11h ago
Misc If your monthly salary is 3,000 Euros, what does your life look like?
Please provide your country and what type of community (city, rural, etc) you live in.
r/AskEurope • u/XolieInc • 11h ago
Please provide your country and what type of community (city, rural, etc) you live in.
r/AskEurope • u/XolieInc • 9h ago
A few exceptions, Norway, UK, Iceland, you guys are welcome to find a close alternative to this questions. Southern nations on the Mediterranean, you can opt for east and west since I presume 99.9% of you will pick north otherwise.
r/AskEurope • u/BrianHill_9 • 16h ago
Something u didnt even notice before, but once u left you realised its actually pretty nice.
r/AskEurope • u/Desperate-Drawer-572 • 2h ago
It feels like a european countries have high cost of living and are stuck in a cycle. All you hear about on the news.
Is any country not in this loop?
r/AskEurope • u/orthoxerox • 15h ago
Triple analog connectors (red, white and yellow) that were common before HDMI on TVs and video players.
r/AskEurope • u/euro_brat • 14h ago
I am at Kastrup Airport to collect my daughter and grandson. The sounds levels are minimal and how out of place will I be giving them a loud South African welcome. How noisy is your country?
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r/AskEurope • u/Fresh-Library4951 • 5h ago
I think we are seeing the best of the worst of times of the next decade for this continent.
r/AskEurope • u/chillsparks90 • 22h ago
I'm curious because I've heard some places have really specific ways of greeting each other that used to be super common, but I wonder if younger generations are just defaulting to whatever's fastest. Is it still a thing where you live or has it mostly died out?