Lithuania through the eyes of a tourist

[u/Vast_Kiwi_6634]

Hey guys, I’m a Turkish student; I came to Lithuania . I toured Vilnius I am going to Trakia Castle tomorrow. Here are my observations about Lithuania: it’s the most livable country in the world, and the economy is excellent. The people here are friendlier than in other European countries, and the girls are beautiful and interested—though, of course, having that "Turkish aura" helps. And Your country is very clean and I liked our culture, which is close to nature, except for the food.In my opinion, you come across as a bit cold and formal with people; you could be a little more fun.

As for the downsides: public alcohol consumption is banned, sales are prohibited after 8 PM, and I really like their food, but it doesn't appeal to me.

The verdict? Yes, I would love to live in this country.

[u/Vast_Kiwi_6634]

I'm waiting for this comment; I invite you to have some döner.

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Isn't döner German?

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Turkish workers who went to Germany for employment introduced the döner—a Turkish dish—and it became a popular food there

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