Nationalities that are hard to tell apart (2013, living in)
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Argentina has very few mestizos, most of the people in Argentina is purely caucasian.
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Ok, then a pure Caucasian from Argentina is not gonna look different from a pure Caucasian from Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Mexico, etc etc.
The point is, it's not like Asia where groups have been there for thousands or years. The Koreans adapted and have their look, which is different from Cambodians, who look different from Indians, etc.
Ok, then a pure Caucasian from Argentina is not gonna look different from a pure Caucasian from Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Mexico, etc etc.
The point is, it's not like Asia where groups have been there for thousands or years. The Koreans adapted and have their look, which is different from Cambodians, who look different from Indians, etc.
Yea, its true countries in the New World don't have a look. There is no 'American look'. But certain races do make up the majority of these New World countries.Countries near the middle Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean are more African influenced, even the Latin American countries, Cuba, DR, and PR are far more Afro influenced than the rest of Latin America. Also, which US states have the highest percentage of blacks, the South, states that border the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of mexico.
While, you go to the Pacific ocean, and it gets more native influenced.
They got different cultures as well, for example Puerto Rican culture is similar to Dominican, and Cuban culture, but NOTHING like Mexican culture. The only similarlity is the Spanish language, and even there they have different dialects. PR spanish is almost comparable to urban American english, while Mexican spanish is comparable to Hillbilly American english.
Though, the only 2 countries I would say are REALLY hard to tell apart are Americans and Canadians. Very similar culture.Toronto almost feels like a weird combination of Boston and Chicago.
the bulk of those countries don't come close to America and Canada in terms is similarity , ive relatives in BC and they sound and act like americans in every way
Ru sure ? Moroccans,algerians and tunisians are the same people,same language,same religion,same history,same cuisine,same traditions,same dialects,same native people.
US and Canada
Australia and NZ
Thailand and Laos
Malaysia and Singapore
Malaysia and Indonesia
India and Bangladesh
India and Pakistan
Mongolia and China (Inner Mongolia part)
Sweden, Denmark and Norway
Russia, Ukraine and Belarus
Poland and Czech Republic
Italy, San Marino and Vatican City
Germany and Austria
Switzerland and various others
Spain and Portugal
UK and Ireland
Romania and Moldova
Democratic Republic of Congo and the Rep. of Congo
North and South Korea
Saudi Arabia and the Arab states
Egypt and Libya
Israel and Palestine
South Africa and Zimbabwe
Algeria and Morocco
Most central American countries
Argentina and Uruguay
Peru and Ecuador
Colombia and Venezuela
Jamaica and Barbados
Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan
Vanuatu and Fiji
it very easy to tell the two apart, the accents are completely different.
Well yeah, and so is English, Irish and Scottish. Not to most people, though, and they're culturally so similar.
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