Lithuania by Aida Makutėnienė

Flag of Lithuania:

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My Country on the map:

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National belt

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Hill of crosses

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Amber

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Vilnius Old Town

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Honey

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Black bred

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Cake - Sakotis

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Lithuaniana mead

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Whay it's special?

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About half of the world’s population speak languages that originate from an original Proto-Indo-European language, including English, Spanish, French, German and many others. Most scientists agree that in its phonetics and morphology Lithuanian is the only living language closest to the Proto-Indo-European language!

The geographical centre of Europe

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In 1989 the French national geographical institute determined that the geographical centre of Europe lies about 26 km north of Vilnius at 54°54′ N 25°19′ E. Some other Central European countries claim their own centres of Europe, ascertained by using different methods, but the Lithuanian one is in the Guinness Book of World Records. The exact spot is marked by a column that was erected to commemorate Lithuanian accession to the EU.

The geographical centre of Europe

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Cepelinai and other potato dishes

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Spanish Flag

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Project poster

Spain

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Flag puzzle
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Paella and jamón

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Food

Jamón

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Food

Spain

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Sevilla

Bull

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Tipycal spanish

Bull

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Tipycal spanish

Churros with chocolate

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MOST POPULAR PLACES IN SPAIN

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Granada

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Sevilla

Madrid

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Barcelona

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BADAJOZ

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I t is situated on the south bank of the Guadiana River near the Portuguese frontier, it occupies a low range of hills crowned by a ruined Moorish castle. It originated as Pax Augusta (Pacensis Colonia), a small Roman town, and later flourished as the Baṭalyaws of the Moors. Freed from Moorish control by Alfonso IX of León in 1229, Badajoz—the ancient capital of Extremadura—was known as the key to Portugal, and it played strategic roles in both the Peninsular (1808–14) and Spanish Civil (1936–39) wars. Badajoz was the birthplace of the painter Luis de Morales (“The Divine”) and the New World conquistador Pedro de Alvarado.