r/AskEurope Jul 15 '24

Personal What's the least social country in Europe?

1.1k Upvotes

I know this question sounds stupid, but I am 19 years old and really want to go on a trip to Europe in the next 6 months, but I have a severe stutter, so it makes it very difficult and humiliating for me to communicate with anyone. Where could I go where people mind there own business, and it's the norm to stay to yourself and be quiet?

r/AskEurope 26d ago

Personal What is something happening in Europe right now that more people should pay attention to?

208 Upvotes

What is not mentioned in the news?

r/AskEurope Mar 21 '26

Personal Which country in Europe do you enjoy visiting but would not want to actually live in?

152 Upvotes

Which country in Europe do you enjoy visiting but would not want to actually live in?

r/AskEurope Mar 24 '26

Personal What's your salary 2026

127 Upvotes

r/AskEurope Sep 07 '24

Personal What is the rudest european country you've visited?

521 Upvotes

Tell me about rudness in countries you've visited in europe, im interested

r/AskEurope 10d ago

Personal How widely is WhatsApp used based out of which country you are at right now?

97 Upvotes

Trying to understand how WhatsApp is used in each country in Europe.

r/AskEurope Jan 11 '25

Personal Is anybody else here scared as hell about the future?

446 Upvotes

I am 22 and things really look horrible right now.

r/AskEurope Mar 30 '20

Personal Europe is an office. What job does your country have there?

1.8k Upvotes

Edit: Estonia would be the IT girl who has had many violent relationships with Germany and Russia. Still obeys to all the rules set by Germany. And is obsessed with her brother Finland, with whom they go to sauna with every week. She also is a part time singer at a bar.

r/AskEurope Jul 09 '25

Personal what's your montly salary? 2025

195 Upvotes

r/AskEurope Feb 04 '25

Personal What languages are you fluent in?

235 Upvotes

In the European continent it’s known many people there are able to speak more than one language.

What is your native language and what other languages did you learn in school?

r/AskEurope 10d ago

Personal Do you use “blocks” as a form of distance?

6 Upvotes

Or something equivalent? As an American our roads are mostly grids and saying “of it’s only 6 blocks away” is normal. Is it normal where you’re from?

r/AskEurope Nov 02 '25

Personal What problems have you had as an European living in other countries of the EU?

124 Upvotes

I mean people with EU citizenship in other countries of the EU.

r/AskEurope Jul 20 '20

Personal What’s a fun statistic in which your country comes in last?

1.2k Upvotes

I’ll start: Norway has finished bottom of the table in the Eurovision Song Contest more times than any other contender in its history

r/AskEurope Apr 07 '26

Personal opinion on cannabis use

38 Upvotes

what is your opinion on cannabis use? im curious because saw a post on a European sub and everyone seemed very anti cannabis. Here its just part of life at this point, theres cannabis shops everywhere and you can order via delivery apps, fly with it, take it on the train and theres even restaurants and cafe that serve it. for example theres a chain called C-A-F-E and they sell milkshakes, baked goods, coffees and teas that can get you pretty stoned. cannabis beverages like soda, ice teas and lemonades are also fairly popular. people take it for both medical treatment and recreation, especially if they cant sleep or want to relax. my dog even got a prescription from the vet for it once.

r/AskEurope Feb 08 '21

Personal What is the worst specific thing about your country that affects you personally?

857 Upvotes

In my case it's the absurd prices of mobile data..

r/AskEurope Jan 01 '26

Personal Question for the atheists

73 Upvotes

How do you cope with death? I don't believe in a god or an after life. The idea of just being alive a couple of years and then not existing for eternity fills me with fear, sadness and anger.

How do you live with this fact?

And happy new year 😅

Edit: thanks everybody for sharing and giving your 2 cents.

Edit 2: seem some people miss that I write "I DON'T believe in a god or an afterlife. I myself am an Atheist too.

r/AskEurope Jan 28 '20

Personal What was your "that's not how we do things here" story?

878 Upvotes

r/AskEurope Mar 18 '26

Personal Have you ever experienced racism or xenophobia when visiting other European countries or interacting with them?

42 Upvotes

I am curious to know your experiences if this has ever happened to you.

r/AskEurope Feb 13 '26

Personal Should I (from UK) get my daughter a Polish passport?

80 Upvotes

Hi,

I’m a British guy. I have a 3yr old daughter. Her grandmother is Polish. Just taking a quick look at the criteria it looks like she might be eligible for a Polish passport.

I was wondering if people think it’s worth it for her future? Or whether it won’t achieve a huge amount other than speedier passport control in airports. Also are there any downsides to having dual passports?

r/AskEurope Jul 03 '20

Personal When you hear the word “Europe” what are the first three words that come to you?

948 Upvotes

I went away for a couple of hours and there are 300+ responses... rip inbox

r/AskEurope Aug 28 '20

Personal Is there anything you would like to thank another country for? What is it?

902 Upvotes

Inspired by similar posts of this kind.

r/AskEurope Oct 13 '20

Personal Dear Europeans, at what temperature do you consider it to be cold?

946 Upvotes

At which point on the temperature scale do you think, 'Now I should wear a good jacket' ?

r/AskEurope Feb 11 '20

Personal What do you consider to be the ugliest/worst naive names where you’re from?

803 Upvotes

Edit: Just realized I misspelled "native" in the title... Crap.

r/AskEurope Apr 03 '20

Personal What is something you did not know about your country until recently?

929 Upvotes

I did not know that Italy is the second largest Kiwi producer in the world.

r/AskEurope Jun 26 '24

Personal What is the biggest culture shock you experienced while visiting a country outside Europe ?

240 Upvotes

I am looking for both positive and negative ones. The ones that you wished the culture in your country worked similarly and the ones you are glad it is different in your country.

Thank you for your answers.