A: The European Union makes my everyday life easier. I have, for example, access to a wider range of products when I am shopping and I don’t have to pay extra, as there are no customs duty when I am ordering products from other EU countries or when I am bringing things back home with me when traveling.
A: To me, the first picture that comes to my mind is the ‘borderless’ Europe, where I can go from one county to another. This comes in handy when I am traveling to France, which I like to do a lot.
A: …could be smaller, if the member states ignore the problems the citizens have in their respective country and only take an interest in exercising power. (e.g. Corona procedure)
A: Useful, cumbersome, powerless.
A: The people of many European countries come together as a group and exchange things from their country, which makes the group happy and makes all of their lives easier.
A: To me it would be a dragon because a dragon does not belong to any country. It is, however, powerful, stands up for good, and is strong enough to fly over “borders” and to ‘hiss’ without fear in individual countries.
A: Even though not originally a dish of my country but nowadays definitely a German favorite, I would say Pizza, because it is so varied and everybody will find their favorite version and taste.
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