[Rounteetepehryn]

what are some the most different neighboring countries? by different i mean in cultures, languages, religions, looks etc...

This is my list

India and China

Pakistan and China

Russia and China

Russia and Mongolia

Russia and Japan

Russia and North Korea

Mexico and US

Bangladesh and Burma

Egypt and Sudan

Libya and Chad

etc... there might be more

[Imalaycle]

Puerto Rico and Saint Croix

Venezuela and Guyana

Guatemala and Belize

[Abebpabeniemo]

Puerto Rico and Saint Croix

Venezuela and Guyana

Guatemala and Belize

Guatemala and Belize? why?

[Hodstcopter]

Guatemala and Belize? why?

Because they are an non-Latin and Latin counttries, the only thing they have in common is the native poeple, but culturally they are different countries.

[SAUNDERSAN]

Because they are an non-Latin and Latin counttries, the only thing they have in common is the native poeple, but culturally they are different countries.

What about the mestizos that migrate to belize? and the onces that speak spanish? are they latino?

[fabrizioitwloch]

all Europe is caucasian and christian so its off the board.
most of Latin America is catholic, spanish speaking except some enclaves(or portuguese brazil) up to US
US and Canada similar.
Aus and NZ- ex british, similar.

Africa and Asia stays on in the game.

Interesting subject, how it did go in various parts of the world. China and India is interesting case really, also border of Bangladesh/India and south-east Asia.

[MwhwF6bp]

What about the mestizos that migrate to belize? and the onces that speak spanish? are they latino?

That doesn't make Belize a latino country, Belize is a non-Latino one, that would be like the Dominican republic being a Francophone country due to the Haitians that go there.

[Klavalala]

Serbia and Albania

Greece and Turkey

[iioijjjkkojhbb]

all Europe is caucasian and christian so its off the board.

Albania? Bosnia and Herzegovina?

[bredkumanfirst]

Egypt and Sudan

Libya and Chad

Egypt ans Sudan aren't too much different, especially since southern Sudan is born. There is partial shared History.

Libya and Chad, on the other hand, are very different. But the desert seperate the two demographic poles (Mediterranean VS Sahel), so the shared frontier doesn't mean anything.
Some Tubus live in southernmost Libya though, but as I said, they live in a 'desert' and aren't very significant demographically.

[RafaelYV]

actually to add to the list Kenya and Somalia, pretty different countries

[kneexyFreedly]

Indonesia and Australia

[TypeTeasiaDer]

Albania? Bosnia and Herzegovina?

yeah, i exluded it from Europe hahaha
nah, i just ommited it as a very small part.

[GWRIeEQp]

Italy and Austria
Turkey and Bulgaria.

[r5YOPDyk]

Italy and Austria
Turkey and Bulgaria.

You forgot to mention :
Turkey and Greece
Turkey and Armenia
Turkey and Georgia

[JediReturns84]

You forgot to mention :
Turkey and Greece
Turkey and Armenia
Turkey and Georgia

and

Turkey and Iraq
Turkey and Syria
Turkey and Iran

all our neighbours

[PyncGyncliacy]

israel + arabic countries around

[pharweqto]

Guatemala and Belize

Guatemala and Belize? why?

Because they are an non-Latin and Latin counttries, the only thing they have in common is the native poeple, but culturally they are different countries.

What about the mestizos that migrate to belize? and the onces that speak spanish? are they latino?

Belize and Guatemala are quite different. In fact, you could add Mexico to that too. But I would be a liar to deny the commonalities. We have a lot of the same ethnic groups, just in different proportions. I wouldn't call Guatemala fully "Latino", since they are overwhelmingly "Ladino" Mayas.

I wouldn't call Belize, "non-Latino", but semi-Latino and semi-Anglo Caribbean, and not fully either of them .

New Mestizos differ from Mestizo-lizeans in identity, and language use. Spanish is an important, but from dominant language compared to Belizean Kriol, which basically all Belizeans speak

[Blacksheepaalredy]

You forgot to mention :
Turkey and Greece
Turkey and Armenia
Turkey and Georgia

Any who agrees on about quote should use the thanks button so l can see who agrees with me

[Blaxastij]

Guyana, Suriname, and French Guinana/rest of South America. Despite being a part of South American geographically. All three of these countries are more culturally allinged with the Caribbean and speak non Iberian languages.