From which country have you met the wisest and kindest people online?

[wkhan_87]

I never know about turkish people before, but I found them most wise and gentle through this site,, mostly American are harsh by the way

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Some American are also wise by the way

[Deniz27]

I am from Turkey and thank you so much

You are so kind and respectful person too

Turks usually don't know to speak English. If they speak, you will find us wise and friendly

Thanks again

[choco-latte]

From the nationalities I met, Brazilians were generally the kindest.

[choco-latte]

Thank you for MHO

[wkhan_87]

You are most welcome as always

[WhiteSteve]

Canadians have been very cool to me, historically

[Deniz27]

Canadians are so polite and kind. It is known in the world.

[sage2021]

Most of the Americans that are nice live in the South - Southern states. Like Tennessee.

America 🇺🇸

[wkhan_87]

Like you 😊

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

From my totally subjective experience, the wisest & kindest foreigners I've seen were from 🇨🇦, 🇺🇸 and 🇬🇷

[Badtobad]

It's not country related except Turkey, middle East and India. I met worst people from those countries.

[TonyMetal___1986]

Everywhere, but the majority of the members on this site are americans or British...

[Deniz27]

I sign up here to improve my English. It is useful.

[TonyMetal___1986]

@Deniz27 yep it is

[Anonymous]

There is mean people in every country including Turkiye.

[wkhan_87]

But I met everyone from turkiye were kind

[Opinion Owner]

Turkiye has a population of over 80 million. You obviously haven’t met all of them.

[MrChinaski]

Kindest person = Italy.

[KostasKouvalis]

FRANCE

[Deniz27]

French people don't like speaking English according to me.

[KostasKouvalis]

@Deniz27 They technically DON'T, but they WILL if they HAVE to. It's funny you mentioned that, because yesterday we were watching a documentary. The couple was French but living in Maui and my mom was getting annoyed that they were speaking French in the documentary, even though they know English.

I was in the Dominican Republic, and there was a couple from Paris. The guide was talking to them in French, until he heard US talking to them and realized they speak English. They were talking to US in English, but then again to the guide in French and he replied in English.

I think it just has to do with comfort and ability. They'll speak it, but if they have the option to speak their native language, they prefer that

[Deniz27]

I agree with you