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  1. I doubt French people would get mad on “American Wines”… as they wouldn’t give a fuck or even take you seriously… “Italian Wines” on other hand xD xD

  2. If you got any traction at all in the UK with that line, i’d be vaguely impressed.

    I figure your most common response to it would be *”What’s a Las Malvinas? Is that the new tapas bar on High St?”*

  3. For the Netherlands, Sinterklaas has de facto changed. The blackface is relegated out of the mainstream.

    Most Dutch people will not be irritated, so you’ll have to find something new.

  4. Funny you can insult half of the Balkans by telling them they are Serbs 🙂

    I, as a Serb, really feel with Bulgarians though, I also get really annoyed when somebody tells me that cyrillic is Russian alphabet, like they were among the last to start using it …..

  5. I kindly remind that eating pasta with ketchup and cutting spaghetti are illegal in Italy. You better think twice before irritating an Italian on that.

  6. Good laugh I had with this.

    Think that the best would be Italian and Austrian questions.

    But all are good teasers.

  7. As a romanian, yes we have a beautiful country and i too love budapest,i see nothing wrong with the statement, it’s corect. When i was living in the west of romania i would often visit in the weekends.

  8. I legitimately don’t understand pasta with ketchup. I’ll even go as far as saying that you can put whatever you want on pizza because it’s essentially a flatbread and you can do whatever you want with it.

    But ketchup with pasta just doesn’t make any sense to begin with. It’s just a pure culinary sin

  9. “Macedonia for Macedonians” was actually coined Gladstone, in the context of stating Greeks and Bulgarians there should work together in overthrowing the Ottomans and not being absorbed into outside powers.

    Nowadays it’s appropriated as him meaning Macedonia for ethnic Macedonians, a nationality which didn’t exist at the time.

  10. In Belgium, you can use the reverse: “Swiss chocolate is the best” or “German beer is better”. Or ask a Flemish person: “You all speak French right?” [The majority of the Belgian population is Flemish and hence Dutch-speaking.]

    In Russia, I suppose you could say: “Ukraine is winning the war!” or any other positive phrase about Ukraine.

    In N-Macedonia, you could also say “Oh, so you’re basically all Bulgarians?” 😈

  11. Tell me a map is made by an American without telling me it’s made by an American.

    Who am I kidding, Americans cannot use maps.

  12. Sweden: Don’t think that’s how you irritate us, can’t get to mad at ignorance.

    But, if someone say “You guys have nice chocolate” because for some reason they think we are the same country as Switzerland

  13. Romania is wrong. Nobody would bat an eye if you confuse Bucharest with Budapest but tell use we are gypsies and then you’ll see our seething wrath.

  14. “Bombing Donbas for 8 years”

    “Kiev”

    “Part of Russia”

    That’ll get most Ukrainians triggered.

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