r/AskTheWorld

There is a reason why the aggressiveness of British kids from the working class is notorious.

Iran has The Heroic Legend of Arslan, which is heavily inspired by ancient Persia, even though it's set in the fictional Kingdom of Pars. It features Persian-inspired history, culture, architecture, and names.

There's also Jaadugar, an upcoming anime inspired by Persian history and culture. It follows a young Persian girl named Sitara during the Mongol invasions as she uses her intelligence to infiltrate the empire and seek revenge from within.

Today is Monday. Brazil was eliminated yesterday, Sunday. I don't think I've ever come to work or go to school feeling so sad. I don't know, the weather even got darker. Just humiliation upon humiliation.

This is "Yazdi Coffee."

• Its ingredients:

Yazdi coffee is a traditional Iranian beverage prepared by brewing coffee powder with cardamom, rose water, and rock candy (or sugar) over low heat.

Mine is Albaloo Polo, cherry rice specifically with chicken. it's like Zereshk Polo (barberry rice) but takes even more time to make.

and I like to make it without added sugar (unlike almost every restaurant in Iran) so I can't order it from anywhere.

The pie chart shows the exact percentage color split of a country's flag. 

Put your guesses in below!

Play the daily game here: https://flagpie.net

Displayed are Raúl Aguayo-Krauthausen (on the left) and Carola Rackete (on the right).
Krauthausen is known for his disabilitiy rights activism and Rackete is known for her environmental activism and for sailing with the Sea Watch 3.

Maltese ftira is a nice thick bread stuffed with tomato paste lettuce olives canned tuna and sometimes traditional cheeselet. It is extremely popular and common in Malta to the point some workplaces have a day where everyone gets a break to eat it together.

Its also now part of UNESCOs intangible cultural heritage list.

What do you love/appreciate the most about where youre from?

This is known as lovers lake, it sits in a place where you can see a lot of states.

Its gorgeous.

The abbreviation stands for:

Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education «Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport, Youth and Tourism (State Central Order of Lenin Institute of Physical Education)»

Russia is obsessed with long and bulky official names that include almost every bureaucratic feature that you can think of.

Gengis khan- I think he would be a bit disappointed that his empire has fallen apart

Mirny (Republic of Sakha, Russia) looks like Orth from Made in Abyss

For example, we didnt have a word for taller vehicles (suv) and somehow the word jeep became the definition of that, so when we say jeep, we mean a car taller than a suv, if we talk about the brand, we have to specify 'jeep the brand'. Anything like this where you live?