What is the purpose of countries without own language?

What is the purpose of countries without own language?

What is Walloon ?

What are you implying?

Why did you post a blank image, user?

for the beginner's mission

To be an HQ of freemasonry, child prostitution and occult globalism

That places like the US who don't have their own language are non contries. Or do you want me to translate into Spanish?

That's what I mean. No language means no culture. Usa should still be colony of European countries.

why didn't you post usa flag image?

Explain how both Belgium and the USA contributed more the western culture than Finland then. Just because you have your own incomprehensible chinkspeak doesn't mean you have any ideas that make it worth learning it.

Eh, what did Belgium contribute to the world?

Except for French Fries, Swiss chocolate and Dutch waffles.

Tintin and Spirou

Vlaamse frietjes zijn vet lekker en respect voor kabouter plop.

Ridiculous notion. Do you suddenly become the epitome of English culture when you speak the language? Language is an aspect but not a make or break pillar of culture
Music, food, fashion, social etiquette and politics are all part of a country's culture

They have no purpose and should be nuked

Congo, nice architecture, European Union, Flemish oppresion, industry.

hello yankee. i see you enjoy life in Britain. good

>Congo

Good point, I'll give them a hand for that one.

How do they communicate each other and what's the language in Belgium media(for example TV)??
I don't know because all Japanese speak Japanese and all media in Japan use Japanese.

>respect voor kabouter plop.
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Second country to industrialise nigger

He's absolutely right though.

They have seperate french language and Dutch language TV channels

What did Finland contribute to the world except for memes and dead russians

>dead russians
Kek, the one war the Finns can't shut the fuck up about is a war they lost pretty severely.
>B-But muh K/D tho
That's far from impressive against the Soviet Union, which saw men as just as expendable as bullets.