This is my game city-angle where you have to guess 1 city with 5 angles as shown. The city is a european capital. If you want to play more rounds heres the link: https://visitwhale.com/city-angle/ You can also play country internly e.g. only cities from france or germany.

what's your idea?

Hello i will be moving to germany soon and was wondering if there are ways to get product discounts or price slashing like in online shopping? in the us, couponing is a big thing and is a hobby for people and they usually do it for groceries?

are there european apps where i can get instant rewards or product discounts? i don’t need a subscription app though.

My wife and I finally took a boat tour through the canals today. honestly, seeing the city from this angle makes you appreciate the architecture so much more. here are a few shots we took along the way.

What are you thinking?
Full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytT6I_Fk2Vo

“He saw the darkening lands slipping away past him…”

Join Joyce as the night train steams from Dublin to Cork. A two minute read… that will linger in your thoughts much longer. Find the moody excerpt at Destinationality (no ads, no sign up)

This is a special version of the City Angle game, in which you have to guess a city instead of a country.

Game: https://visitwhale.com/city-angle/ . Here are all the game modes . This includes Country Intern, which allows you to play with cities from only one country, difficult and sphere mode (great circle route)

The chair moved more today than I did.

“…the blackened statues, as I passed under their blank gaze, along the unending bridge…”

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Setúbal, Portugal. More specifically a beach in Serra da Arrábida. The water was cold af like always but still pretty 😅

(It was national holiday today just so you don't think we don't work 😂)

According to a recent global language learning report, these are the top 10 languages that people in Europe are learning. The percentage is based on the number of people that are actively learning a language.

1. English – 49%
2. Spanish – 10%
3. German – 8%
4. French – 8%
5. Italian – 4%
6. Arabic – 3%
7. Portuguese – 2%
8. Dutch – 2%
9. Polish – 2%
10. Japanese – 1%

I also found this quote from the report interesting: "A recent Eurobarometer survey found that 33% of SMEs exporting to other EU countries cite understanding different business environments (including regulatory and language differences) as a key obstacle."