Scratch

Country: Antartica

Climate: It's a bit cold over here.

School: There is none.

Daily Life: Watch Penguins.

lol Not really

Can you tell about your state?

America

We is the rulers of the world!!!! 

Not really.
We have around 300 million people.
We have great films, tv shows, not presidents...
School is good. Grades 1-5 in elementary school, 6-8or 9 in Middle and grades 9 or 10 through 12 in High school. We then go to college/university.

California rocks with its govenator. To bad I don't live there anymore.

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Place: New Yawk, suckas!

Main diet: pizza, and lots of it.

We like baseball.

New York city has approxamately 10 million people.

Our teams our the Jets, Giants, Mets, Yankees, nets, rangers, islanders, and the knicks.

We have all kinds here, cities, suburban neighborhoods, and rural stuffs in upstate NY.

Okay~
State: Minnesota, USA
Capitol: St.Paul
Inhabitants: 5,220,393 people; that's a lot O_O
Climate: Varies greatly. Humid and hot in the summer,rather cold in the fall by at least Oct 11 or so, cold in the winter. Coldest weather in MN: -60 ˚F
School system: Clip from Wikipedia   "The state ranked 13th on the 2006–2007 Morgan Quitno Smartest State Award, and is first in the percentage of residents with at least a high school diploma."    Well, I don't know that much about it's education ^^''
Form of government: IDK same as the rest of the country I guess
Typical Minnesotan thing: Wild rice and cornfields. LAKES and accents (apparently >.>)
Famous Minnesotans:Bob Dylan, Jesse Ventura, Micheal Todd.....
Why we are epic: We don't get cold, have great lakes and good health care, have accents, and wolves 8D

ScratchX wrote:

Boxhead wrote:

Of course we rule the world.

please don't say things that are offensive to others espesicialy to people from different countries. Thank-you

Good point! - I don't care if they say that, but some might find it offensive.

Penguinsrock wrote:

ScratchX wrote:

Well i'm Vietnamise but  born in the USA so im a citizen because my parents are.
The capital is-Saigon
The Signature dish of Vietnamsie culture is Pho( pronouced Phuh)
Pho is vietnamise noodle soup.
Government-Communist...but doesn't mean im Communist!

well thats it...if you want to find more then search on wikipedia 

Pho is tasty, you'll actually alot of different restuarants called Pho. They're pretty fancy, and have good smelling washrooms.

lol my grandma ows 5 Pho resturants and i eat pho whenever i want    The resturants are called PhoHot

Penguinsrock wrote:

Lucky...Taste good! Isn't Saigon, Ho Cho Min city now?

i'mm not really sure.....

RHY3756547 wrote:

jacool wrote:

ScratchX wrote:

please don't say things that are offensive to others espesicialy to people from different countries. Thank-you

Good point! - I don't care if they say that, but some might find it offensive.

I find it just plain arrogant. I have a million comments about that statement but I'm going to keep them in.

I just find it sad. I really feel its depressing that the stereotype for America is arrogant, fat and cruel. That plays into it. Although I did start that. I hope everyone took it as a joke...*Goes to put    smileys next to sentences*

wiimaster wrote:

Canada:


Capital: Ottawa

Climate: Cold

Typical Canadian food: Maple Syrup, Poutine and Bacon (not together)

Famous Canadians: Terry Fox (runner)

Animals: moose, seagulls, rabbits, bear, robin, bluejay, loon, heron, puffin, snowy owl, arctic fox, ermine, lemming, wolf, squirrel, cougar and beaver.

Currency (in cents): pennies (1), nickels (5), dimes (10), quarters (25), loonies (100), and toonies (200),

Habitats: forests like in Quebec and Ontario, cold beaches like in Newfoundland, Praries like in Sascatchewan, Manitoba, and Alberta, Arctic in Nunavut, and mountains in British Columbia. Its pretty diverse.



I'll think of more famous Canadians later.

I second that information >.>
You also forgot to put down Seth Rogan (I think that's how you spell his name) as an actor, and Celine Dion as a singer, they're both famous Canadians.

Australia:

Capital: Canberra

Population: 21-22million
             
Climate: (Up north) Rain during summer (which is when America has winter)
            (South) Rain during winter
            South east is the only place with big mountians and which little snow falls
            And very hot all year

Economy:
             curreny Australian dollers
             mainly export Iron ore, gold, gas and wheat
             mainly import cars, fuel

            we use meters and not yards

language differences:
             we spell color as colour
             when we say thongs we mean flipflops

Note; Kangaroos DO NOT hop down our streets

Chile:

Language: Spanish

Main Religion: Catholicism

Capital: Santiago

Inhabitants: 16 million aprox.

Climate: Because of Chile's long shape it has various climates - hot on the north (near the Equatorial line) and cold on the south (near Antartica).

School system: First there's Pre-Basic education for kids 2-5, although it's not really mandatory - I've only been in the "Kinder" level for 5-year olds. Then there's elementary school from 1st to 8th Grade, the most important level of education. Then there's Middle School, with 1st to 4th Middle Grades (9th-12th in other countries). At last you may study in the University - from what I know this is the only level that is never free.

Form of government: Democracy

Popular Food: Chilean Wine. 

Currency: Chilean Pesos (1 USD = Aprox. 550 CLP), we have the following forms of currency:
   -Coins: 1 Peso, 5 Pesos, 10 Pesos, 50 Pesos, 100 Pesos ("Gamba"), 500 Pesos ("Quina").
   -Bills: 1000 Pesos ("Luca"), 2000 Pesos (all 1000's are counted as "lucas" in our slang, so this would be "dos lucas"), 5000 Pesos, 10000 Pesos, 20000 Pesos.

Economy: We oftenly commerciate with USA, China, and other countries. Oh, and we have more than a third of world's copper. 

Famous Chileans: Augusto Pinochet (Dictator that was president back in the 70s, now deceased), Salvador Allende (politician that was taken off his president job by Pinochet), Gabriela Mistral and Pablo Neruda (Poets and Nobel Prize winners), Marcelo "Chino" Rios (ex-tennis player, that was the first Iberoamerican to be the N°1 player in the world, in 1998), Bernardo O'Higgins (played an important role in our independency, and he was also the first president, I think) and I can't think of more 

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