The height of the tallest building in every U.S. county
Reddit user: Billtheleaf The tallest buildings in the US cities: New York City: One World Trade Center – 1,792 ft
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Languages
Etymological Map of Africa
The name of the African continent itself was named after the Afri People, who lived in the area of Carthage (current-day Tunisia) during Roman times.
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Why does [language] sounds like …?
What the European languages sound like. Reddit user: vb4m
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German Dialects: A Linguistic Journey Through Time and Culture
Journey through the rich linguistic heritage of the German language, uncovering the intricate tapestry of regional dialects that have shaped communication across German-speaking territories.
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Results from the Canada-Based Survey on Linguistic Regionalisms
Pop vs Soda vs Soft drink Pop is that prototypical Canadianism that distinguishes us from our neighbours to the south,
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Languages of the British Isles in the 18th century
In the 18th century, English in the British Isles underwent significant transformations, solidifying its status as the predominant language. While regional dialects persisted, the influence of the London dialect, fueled by the growth of trade, administration, and literature, played a central role in shaping a more standardized form of English.
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Languages of Canada mapped
In Canada, there are two official languages: English and French. English is the most widely spoken language in the country, while French is primarily spoken in the province of Quebec and also has a significant presence in other parts of the country. But 93% of French speakers in Canada live in the eastern part of Canada.
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Name of Germany in various languages
Because of Germany’s long history as a non-united area of different tribes and kingdoms before January 1871, there are countless broadly different names of Germany in various languages, possibly more so than for any other European country.
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