Europe or Asia?

Asia-Cos i live in Asia and it is a very beautiful and cultural place,
Unlike Europe, but Europe is also highly developed
 
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I already live in Europe, soo... x_x
I don't have any interest in going to Asia, right now. Plus, I don't know any languages there. I guess that English is international, but...
 
Both? XD;; I've lived in Germany and Japan, and I liked them for different reasons. They both have interesting histories and cultures, if you ask me. I just can't pick one over the other.

I'd love to visit more of both continents... but knowing me, I'd get homesick after a few days. T_T I'm one sad person.
 
Dunno, I've never been to Asia...oh wait, yeah I have! Probably Asia then.
 
LOL clearly you've never been to England if you think it's 'old fashioned & full of countrysides' :laugh:
That's like stereotyping all of America as full of dirt, plains and open roads, because I've seen a geographical photo of Texas. ¬_¬

London is another large polluted city, full of tourist attractions, shops, offices and the like. From expereince, it's very similar to Paris, Brussels & Berlin, because all of the countries are highly developed. Just as how France has a load of countryside as well, as does Germany, as does Switzerland etc. The temperatures are also pretty similar in Europe (colder at the top, warmer at the bottom) because it's a connected continent. Culture is easily shared between neighbours.

You know, there are other countries in Asia worth visiting besides China & Japan (which are pretty different)... like Singapore, Malaysia, India, Taiwan, Tibet etc. Seperation by the sea, more extreme temperature differences and the fact that most of the countries are in different stages of development make a lot more variation.

As a matter of fact, I HAVE been to England. And I didn't say all of it was, I said 'in general', there is a difference. Plus, the places I stayed in most of the time had a more of an old-style to it, and the different places we visited tended to be more open and less settled in.
 
Um Asia I guess. I say Asia because I love Asain cuisine and I am into Asian things. So yeah.
 
Wow, hard question. x_x Hmm. My ethnic background is eurasian, so basically I prefer both since I have visited both continents at least once & I had a great time. But, to be honest, Europe would be my choice.
 
Asia

I love Chinese and also Japanese Culture, its very interesting, and of course the respect the people show to there fellow person, its quit impressive if you ask me ^_^, Plus the food rox!!
 
Asia by far!...Okay,they only have Japan but...Japan is better than every other country conbined!Believe It.
 
As a matter of fact, I HAVE been to England. And I didn't say all of it was, I said 'in general', there is a difference. Plus, the places I stayed in most of the time had a more of an old-style to it, and the different places we visited tended to be more open and less settled in.

Places in England can vary an awful lot, I know because I live there.

But you know what? If you want to see 17th century buildings go to Prague or Vienna :)
 
Hm. I guess I'm more inclined to like europe because asians generally dont welcome tourists and new people. XP They're crowded enough as it is XD. But I'd love to tour both europe and Japan because I've heard Europe is so beautiful and I'd love to visit japan just to see what it's like over there.
 
I would say Europe. The places in Europe are a lot nice than in some parts of Asia. I do want to go to Japan but I am not overly bothered if I don't go there.
 
I happen to live in England, and trust me; you wouldn't want to come here at t'moment.
The rest of Eurpoe is a lot better. Beautiful cities and lots of countryside. Much better than t'UK.
Asia, well I've never been, but I did watch 'Paul Merton in China'. China is vastly modernising, but still retaining it's ancient culture, like Japan and Singapore have done. And the people seem to be a lot nicer than the Britons.
 
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