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Do you like it when it rains? ... Stupid question... -_-;

Turkey:

After the rain is gone and the sun shines it get’s really hot, and i already live in a hot place. Also your question is just fine, don’t worry 

Latvia:

Just the entire aesthetic of it is wonderful- laying down in bed, freshly showered, and the sound of earth’s tears plopping against the roof along with the constant roll of thunder after a bright flash outside the bedroom window. That’s why I’m fine with the rainy weather up at my place when summer starts.

Ireland:

Kidding of course. I love the rain actually.

Finland:

It’s a nice change from all the snow I usually get!

Iceland:

Belgium: 

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Any secret tattoos or piercings?

 Belgium: 

I have two tattoos, one on my upper arm and one on my left hip. The one on my left hip has 1830 fancily written down which is the year I left Netherlands to become a country. The upper arm one is my national anthem which was written during the Belgian Revolution. 

Australia:

Honestly, I don’t have a real reason behind it… I just love the ocean.

Prussia:

I have many tattoo’s that would require me to wear reaveling clothes,, i have the prussian eagle on my back, i have an iron cross on my thigh, i have a few birds on my hip, and a cornflower on my forearm, and i have many body modifications i sometimes use. I have Snake bites, a tounge piercing, a septum, on my eyebrows. 

Finland:

I have a lot of ink on my body…in various places; The back of my calves are both completely covered, my feet are done (top and both sides), I have one on my bum, both of my inner-upper arms, on the side of my left thigh (or maybe the right?) and one on my-you know where, I think I’d really like to get something on my rib cage next. 

Hungary:

It is an important messenger bird of my people. Also I have a flower on my left calf.

Austria:

I have a septum piercing from back in the day, but I don’t wear it too often because it can get bothersome at times. I also have a tattoo of the first line of the first piece of music I wrote without any help going down my left side.

Canada:

I got this one right after The Second World War. A white cross in a field of poppies, also a few tulips  to remind myself that the losses came with some good. I also have a large tattoo on my back to cover the scars from the burning of York.

Liechtenstein:

It was a huge mistake and how I got the tattoo is a bit embarrassing.

Japan :

In front , I have a heart one and i have a full back tattoo of a dragon and a phoenix, its not seen that often because i wear long sleeves or dresses , as for piercings, only on my ears

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Who is the loudest of you all?

Prussia:

Denmark might be on that list as well..I’m not really that loud.

Latvia:

They are two different types of “loud”, so it’s hard to decide who is more loud.

North Italy:

Iceland:

Liechtenstein:

That’s probably an exaggeration though.

Finland:

It really depends you see…

Everyone is loud when in groups; however, no one can scream over a spider as loud as Italy can. 

Japan :

I would say , Ms Italy would be the loudest …

Poland:

But if you piss anyone off enough, they too can get fairly loud. Even the most quiet of nations!

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France:

Canada: 

America: 

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WHO WOULD U BE IN HAMILTON ????????

Prussia:

Id me Angelica, since i do value intelectual over looks, and i care so much for my family *cough* especially Monika *coughs* i would do anything i could to see her happy, and for a long time i did, and i still do. Her happiness is one of the most important things to me.

Austria:

I would Eliza, because if you ask any of my exes, I’m definitely the best of wives and best of women.

Hungary:

I am def Hamilton himself. Let’s just say I don’t stop talking.

Latvia:

I relate to Hercules Mulligan on a personal level. That’s all.

England:

Mainly because I have an awesome vocal range, super sarcastic and represent England.

Poland:

John Laurens and I have much in common! We both are passionate in our beliefs, and we fought hard for those beliefs. We both can be a bit stubborn at times, and we care more about our friends than anything. Oh, and we’re both hella gay. 

France:

Why Lafyette, of course. Why would I want to be anyone else? He’s French, so that automatically makes him better than anyone else.

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Anyone else have a punk phase, like England? Can I see you guys dressed like it anyways? (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ

Latvia:

You know, I’m still somewhat in a grunge phase. 

Sweden:

Punk isn’t dead. Punk just needs to see….

Prussia:

You can say i’m still a little stuck in it? Maybe? it’s a nice look on me!

North Italy:

If it was a fashion trend, I probably tried it. 

Austria:

Everyone wants to act rebellious every once in a while, and being punk is just one way to do it.

Switzerland:

I don’t wear if often because I really don’t like the weird looks.

Iceland:

Liechtenstein:

Not exactly my style but hey I can still rock it.

Japan:

I don’t wear this look anymore tho …. black lipsticks look too harsh on my face…

Poland:

This old jacket is the closest thing to ‘punk’ that I own. Do you really think Feliks would let me having anything of that sort? Though I will admit, I have tried black lipstick before but at the risk of him seeing it I cannot show you.

England:

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Opinions on revolution?

Scotland: 

It can just be a little painful when you don’t win. Honestly, I’d rather not talk about it if that’s alright. I’m all about freedom. But revolutions are tough things to go through. They can create rifts in families. 

Latvia:

The Singing Revolution with Lithuania, Estonia, and I was a rather fun and exciting, however very emotional experience. Revolutions in general are mostly like that. Fortunately, thanks to all that hard work during the Singing Revolution, the other Baltics and I are free from occupation. 

England:

At least Canada asked nicely….

Spain:

Its understanble but I don’t particularly enjoy it. Let me have a few drinks before I respond to this

Iceland:

have you ever heard of the Pots and Pans Revolution?

France:

They are very heady things, and once they start it’s easy to be swayed into a frenzy. Sometimes they take unexpected directions. But many many times they can end up with good results, after a period of adjustment.

Prussia:

i mean, i got recognized because of helping America win there war agains’t England, so sure i’m fine with it.

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Does any of you have good luck charms or anobject you treasure the most?

Germany:

My sister gave it to me, and I will always treasure it just for that reason.

Prussia:

Whe have been thru alot together and it would be unfair to say, Gilly hasen’t brought me luck in the past. 

Japan:

The flower I always wear was given and made by my family 

Latvia:

the piece of amber was originally my mother’s. Whenever I kept it on me during battles, my army would win. I had unfortunately forgotten about it many times, but I had it made into a necklace back in the eighties, and I have had great luck ever since.

Poland:

This is an old military pin. I have many more pins like this one, but the simplicity of this particular pin makes it my favorite. You would think it would only bring me bad memories, but for some reason, this one makes me heart fill with pride.

Austria:

It’s a little heart shaped necklace that I love very much. Hungary gave it to me for our one year wedding anniversary. 

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Do any of you know what Undertale is?

Latvia:

it’s very fun, and a nice twist on old retro roleplaying games.

Japan:

i really like the game , Napstablook was one of my favorite characters England:

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Hmmmm? Scary movies? Yea, we do that maybe play video games as well? I mean there is a lot we can do?

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Favorite words unique to your language round 3!

Turkey:

Allahaısmarladık, People say it’s a hard word but it’s actually not. Some people just don’t know how to pronounce it.

Poland:

It’s a term used to describe somewhat of a ‘cash job’, but it’s a bit more specific and it’s a bit more discreet. ‘Załatwić’ is the use of friends, bribes, personal charm or connections to get something done.

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Favorite words unique to your language round 2!

France:

England:

Ayyyyyyyy.Just kidding. My favourite word is ‘Oi!’ and it works well in this phrase: “Oi! Ye bugger!”

Australia:

Never, Never: The Outback (central Australia). Commonly referred to as GAFA, or the ‘Great Australian F*** All’.

But, then again, slang is just generally really fun.

Iceland:

it means “enough light to find your way by” it’s a combound noun, i think it’s a pretty word.

Austria:

It describes the feeling of wanting to be somewhere else, kind of like a reverse homesickness.

Sweden:

Mysa: to cuddle/to snuggle up

Belgium: 

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Favorite words unique to your language?

Germany:

Latvia:

It’s quite interesting, really…

Japan:

My favorite word would be “Suki-Desu “ , it basically means that you like someone or something ~

Canada:

And yes, there is a difference between a toque (usually made of a thick warm material) and a beanie (a knitted toque, made of lighter material). 

Prussia:

It’s a term i’ve used quite a few times. What it means is the excess weight put on by emotional overeating

Liechtenstein:

That’s just funny!

Netherlands:

Pronounced like ‘acorn’ is in English,

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Switzerland, what are your thoughts on your neighbors?

But I usually doesn’t see them often since I stay to myself.

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Switzerland, is it true you're the one who killed Bambi's mom?

So no that is not true.

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Australia, can't you hear can't you hear the thunder? You better run, you better take cover!

No. I don’t live in a land down under. I am a land down under.

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Australia! Have you ever considered shaving your head?

Never.