atlasMuutaras

Huh. I didn't know prostitution was legal in canada.

Probably less than Sealand, because at least Sealand has an ocean posing at least minor inconvenience to anybody who wanted to occupy it.

Honestly, if this "country" ever gets off the ground, it will quickly be annexed.

Something I thought about while watching--how do the different accents work in spanish? Did you have to research the right pronunciations for Medellin, Columbia?

And do you have any tips for anglophones to catch the different accents?

Actually, we are already seeing alot of recognition.

I'd like to know--specifically-- which countries have opened diplomatic or trade relations with Liberland.

How can you tell?

Like...with American and Canadian English, one of the biggest cues is the word "Dollar". Americans say "dahler", while Canadians (with a strong accent) say "dohler"

So what are the cues in spanish, if you dont' mind satisfying a purely academic curiosity?

edit: Yes. Yes I'm generalizing american and Canadian accents. You'll get over it.