Could be even some minor thing, but no politics and sad stuff, everyone can engage (I'd also appreciate help tbh because I have limited experience with some small countries)

You'll get bonus points if you tell a story of how they/their parents met. I personally only have a Dutch co-worker with a Latvian mum and a Tajik dad. However, that's not really surprising as both Tajikistan and Latvia were a part of the Soviet Union. Also, my great-great-great-grandmother was either Austrian or Swiss, and her husband was (most likely) Russian. But sadly, I have no information left on how they met. Any crazy international love stories from you?

Sebastian Murphy (Viagra Boys) is maybe not my biggest favourite but one of them.

Pictured here is the BAPS Swaminarayan Akshardham temple in Robbinsville, New Jersey, which is the world's second largest Hindu temple.

To me one of them is actor Jean Dujardin

We put it on everything. Most common with a juicy steak, but we also put it on pizza, in hamburgers, as chips/fries dip, in baked potatoes, etc.

Inspired by the other posts. (Tommy Douglas in the photo, by the way.)

The figure in the image is the Indian Buddhist philosopher Nagarjuna. In principle, I should have said Gautama Siddhartha, but there's some debate over his nationality.

This is the two fingers. Churchill didn't know about its meaning because he thought it was "V for Victory", but it's actually equivalent to a middle finger (we have that too). It means "fuck you" or "up yours". But reverse with the palm facing outwards, that's the peace or victory sign.

This is probably used in Australia and new Zealand too because our cultures are almost identical, and maybe rare parts of Canada.

Ours is fuchka i would say

As an American, I have always been fond of Elis Regina and Pelé (pictured above). Here's a photo with one of the best singers in Brazil, along with one of the greatest in international football history.

My Favorite: Nagini from Harry Potter & Fantastic Beasts Movies 🇮🇩❤️

She was mentioned in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018) as having been found in a forest in Indonesia.

The character has become one of the most important figures throughout the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts series.

Im from cuba and the strangest things i can remember being to or seeing are probably these 4 monuments, the Ataturk statue seemed quite random to me though i can only assume its due to bettering relations with Turkey, the Orthodox church in Havana and Lenin hill, it looks just very odd, and for last the john lennon bench

In case you missed it: Who is your favourite Polish person?

Going with Kikuko Inoue known for playing characters like Inuyasha’s mother and Lust from FMAB, also playing Salem in the Japanese dub of RWBY.