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Woodward Posted 22 years ago
Culture
What do you know about ENGLAND?
There are many students here that are learning English but what exactly do you know about England?
Have you visited? What were your first impressions? Was it different from what you expected?
If you haven't visited, What do you imagine it to be like or what have you heard other people say about it?
Basically, What have you learnt, read or heard about England? Give us all the details...
Have you visited? What were your first impressions? Was it different from what you expected?
If you haven't visited, What do you imagine it to be like or what have you heard other people say about it?
Basically, What have you learnt, read or heard about England? Give us all the details...
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Hi questionsmaker:) happy to follow your threads. What I love of England is that you can see in its streets every culture of the world, every culture and their symbols, the sikh turban, the scottish skirt, the niqab (a type of islamic dress code that covers all body except eyes, but it is not the burqa), the punjabi salwar qameez, the indian sarees, even I think you can find the Count Forum specimen walking and enjoying the cold weather.
- Hi questionsmaker:) happy to follow your threads.
- What I love of England is that you can see in its streets every culture of the world, every culture and their symbols, the sikh turban, the scottish skirt, the niqab (a type of islamic dress code that covers all body except eyes, but it is not the burqa), the punjabi salwar qameez, the indian sarees, even I think you can find the Count Forum specimen walking and enjoying the cold weather.
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Hi questionsmaker:) happy to follow your threads.
What I love of England is that you can see in its streets every culture of the world, every culture and their symbols, the sikh turban, the scottish skirt, the niqab (a type of islamic dress code that covers all body except eyes, but it is not the burqa), the punjabi salwar qameez, the indian sarees, even I think you can find the Count Forum
What I love of England is that you can see in its streets every culture of the world, every culture and their symbols, the sikh turban, the scottish skirt, the niqab (a type of islamic dress code that covers all body except eyes, but it is not the burqa), the punjabi salwar qameez, the indian sarees, even I think you can find the Count Forum
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Hello
I've been to England once so far but I'm going there for the second time in March..yay!
I've been to England once so far but I'm going there for the second time in March..yay!
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I guess that you are a girl. Why do you think the English men are cool? It sounds interesting!
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Maj - why cool.. hm that's a bit tough question to explain. I mean people from England are more reserved than Americans. They're not so laud, I could hardly see people greeting each other on the street by giving a hug or kiss. Maybe I'm wrong but I think they have some more distance
Moni
Moni
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I think you are right, they are fairly reserved but if you have an English friend, you have a friend forever!
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This is what some people do in churches in England!
http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-12984324,00.html
http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-12984324,00.html
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My history of England starts at Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories and finishes with the Beatles.
It's foggy, full of haughty gentlemen with smoke-pipes and pale ladies with umbrellas, horses clopping on the narrow and dirty streets, fumes of world's 1-st industry accumulating on tiled rooftops. A sly beggar picks pockets of the passing people. Round the corner a red-haired
It's foggy, full of haughty gentlemen with smoke-pipes and pale ladies with umbrellas, horses clopping on the narrow and dirty streets, fumes of world's 1-st industry accumulating on tiled rooftops. A sly beggar picks pockets of the passing people. Round the corner a red-haired
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wow! Bubr! beautiful narration! but what i like in England is the country side, the castles, the architechture!
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WoodwardThere are many students here that are learning English but what exactly do you know about England?
A more elegant and classy version of America.
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