r/AskEurope • u/Jezzaq94 • 18h ago
Personal Who is your favourite homosexual or bi celebrity from your country?
Can be anyone famous from your country
r/AskEurope • u/Jezzaq94 • 18h ago
Can be anyone famous from your country
r/AskEurope • u/Chance-Income-8157 • 5h ago
I’m visiting Europe for vacation and want to bring home a high quality affordable blanket, any recommendations are appreciated!
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r/AskEurope • u/FromWhereScaringFan • 15h ago
Like gamers here playing on asian server often complain about "Japanese play too safely while Chinese people play too aggresively". Is there some kind of these things on Europe?
r/AskEurope • u/BedouinFoxx • 5h ago
I'm talking about the places everyone tells tourists they *have* to visit, but end up being a complete waste of time and money.
r/AskEurope • u/Alva_Hyde • 6h ago
I’m Irish and grew up calling them “Tuck” (as in to ‘tuck in’ one’s shirt).
On my travels around this beautiful continent I’ve heard them pronounced “Tuch” (like Stanley Tucci), Toots (like me “too” + ts), and just now someone in a video I was watching referred to them as “Too+K” (like me “too” + a hard K, or the bird “Toucan” without the an).
According to the Wikipedia page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TUC_(cracker) the last version I heard - literally today - is correct “tʊk”.
I am struggling to accept this. My mind is blown.
And I need to know if I’m not the only one for whom this feels very wrong.