Cross Cultural Understanding

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Europe Language and Culture 

 Do you know about the European continent?  This continent is the second smallest continent after Australia with an area of ​​10,180,000 km² whereas when calculated from its population, this continent is in the third place with the largest population. There are several European countries that have unique cultural properties and various languages ​​such as Spanish, Dutch and Finnish.

First, let's learn about the country of Filandia.  The Republic of Finland is a Nordic country located in Northern Europe, as well as a member of the European Union.  Finland has also dubbed the happiest country with the number 1 education in the world.  There are many unique cultures in Finland where they do a competition for a husband to lift his wife behind his feet.  And there are many more if you want to know what language the Finnish people use, namely the Soumi language or the Filipino language itself.

  Then there is Spain, Spain is a developed country with the thirteenth largest economy in the world by nominal GDP.  Spain also has a high standard of living with the tenth-highest quality of life ranking index in the world as of 2005. It is a member of the United Nations, NATO, OECD, and the WTO.  If you know about bullfighting, it is the typical culture of the Spanish State and even the Spanish people are very friendly to other people or tourists.  The language used is Spanish itself or often referred to as Castellano.

  Then the last one, if you want to have a vacation abroad, don't forget the windmill country, namely the Netherlands.  The Netherlands is low-lying, with about 20% of its territory, and 21% of its population below sea level, and 50% of its land is less than one meter above sea level.  This unique fact is enshrined in its name: Nederland (Dutch), which means "low landed countries";  this name is also used with several variations in other European languages.  The Netherlands is one of the most populous countries in the world.  The Netherlands is also known for its embankments (Dijk), windmills, wood pumps, tulips, and its open, liberal society.

  All countries in Europe have their own unique culture and language.😆




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